The KITE service, which helps people live independently in their own homes, has been given a ‘good’ rating by independent health and social care regulators.

March 14 is No Smoking Day, and smokers are urged to use the free help available to quit for good.

Every district in Wandsworth has seen new street trees planted this winter as part of a council initiative to plant more than 1,100 new trees across the borough.

This week, as part of the work Wandsworth Council are doing in partnership with environmental charity Hubbub, around 70 local businesses in Tooting took part in a community clean-up day.

Residents living in the Southfields area will be able to raise issues of local concern with senior councillors and town hall officials at a special drop-in feedback session tomorrow evening (Tuesday).

Residents are being reminded that the council has waived all it fees and charges for anyone organising a street party to celebrate the Royal wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The council’s gritting teams have been working around the clock 24/7 this week to ensure the borough stays on the move.

A recently opened shisha bar in Tooting has been closed after council enforcement officers discovered that two families living in flats above it were being poisoned by carbon monoxide fumes.

Senior councillors in Wandsworth have formally approved a series of proposals to boost electric vehicle ownership in the Brighter Borough.

More than 26,000 Wandsworth residents are EU nationals, and so far hundreds of them have sought face-to-face, telephone and online help from a specialist advice service commissioned from Citizens Advice Wandsworth by the council.