Six new cycle routes will soon be coming to Wandsworth, following extensive public consultation. The routes will connect popular locations in the borough via back roads, meaning people don’t have to navigate the busy major routes on bicycles.

The 1,000 Homes for Wandsworth scheme has proved life-changing for local resident Amna.

Residents claiming benefits and tax credits should look out for a Migration Notice about the move to Universal Credit. 

World AIDS Day (WAD) is marked annually on 1 December, for people all over the world to come together to celebrate the achievements made in the fight against HIV and AIDS, to stand in solidarity with those living with HIV and commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. 

World AIDS Day (WAD) is marked annually on 1 December, for people all over the world to come together to celebrate the achievements made in the fight against HIV and AIDS, to stand in solidarity with those living with HIV and commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. 

Residents claiming benefits and tax credits should look out for a Migration Notice about the move to Universal Credit. 

We are providing extra support for low-income pensioners in the borough worth up to £300 this winter.

We are asking residents to let us know their views on proposed changes to upcoming long-term empty and second home council tax rates, which will be increased and introduced from 1 April 2025.

Wandsworth Council is proud to support the government’s landmark rollout of free breakfast clubs, as part of our ongoing mission to ensure every child in our community starts the day ready to learn and thrive.

Local children and residents in the Alton helped unveil a Grade II* listed Bull sculpture after a restoration project gave it a new lease of life.