Since the London Borough of Culture scheme was first launched by Sadiq Khan in 2017, Waltham Forest, Brent, Lewisham and Croydon have all enjoyed their time in the spotlight. For 2025-26, it’s ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wandsworth residents include Trudie Styler and Sting, Bear and Shara Grylls, Sadiq and Saadiya Khan (Standard) Educational ...

An afternoon swim in a world-famous Lido, a stroll around one of South London’s first indoor markets, a trip to the zoo – or perhaps even an acrobatics show. These are just some of the unique cultural ...

Wandsworth, an affluent neighborhood in south London, was the city’s busiest borough for home sales over the last year, accounting for 6% of the 48,278 homes that were sold across England’s capital ...

WANDSWORTH OFFICIALLY launched their tenure as The Mayor’s London Borough of Culture 2025 this week. Unveiling plans organisers say will, ‘showcase world-class performances, grassroots creativity, and ...

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Why do the local elections in London matter? At the moment, Labour are dominant in London - they have 21 of its 32 councils, a record-equalling high. The Conservatives run just five - having lost ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wandsworth Council leader Simon Hogg and Howard Dawber, London's deputy mayor for business (Wandsworth Council) More than 14,000 ...

There are heaps of reasons why Wandsworth is wonderful. It might not attract hipsters or bar louts but Wandsworth is the best place to live in London. The borough is huge and you can find everything ...

The South London borough of Wandsworth has been revealed as the area with the most new million-pound postcodes, but the wider figures show that prices are rising across the city - with the ...

Construction workers or 'navvies' working on the Metropolitan Underground Railway at Craven Hill, Bayswater, around 1866. The machine they are using is a steam-powered crane. Picture: Museum of London ...