Parents of young people with special educational needs are invited to an information forum next week for advice on staying safe and making the most of the support on offer.

Last week was National Road Safety Week, and the council and police worked with around a thousand local schoolchildren to catch speeding motorists and encourage safe parking around schools.

Wandsworth Council’s pet-friendly policy that allows council tenants to keep dogs has been hailed as a model for other town halls and social housing providers to follow by leading animal charity Battersea, formerly known as Battersea Dogs and Cats Home (BDCH).

Residents in Tooting who have not already taken part in a public consultation on plans to improve a green open space are being reminded they still have a few days left to add their voice to the debate.

The council has given away almost two hundred bags of grit and rock salt over the past two weekends as part of its preparations for cold weather.

Councillors have given their backing to far reaching proposals to improve the sports and leisure facilities at the Tooting Triangle and confirmed that organised stay and play sessions for young children and toddlers remain at the heart of future plans for the site.

Support for the most vulnerable victims of domestic abuse across Wandsworth, Richmond Kingston and Merton has been given a boost this White Ribbon Day, thanks to a £483,000 government grant.

Wandsworth parents of children aged five and under have just over a week left to comment on a new way of providing services for young children and their families.

Citizens Advice Wandsworth, in partnership with the University of Roehampton, has officially opened its new Roehampton Advice Centre.

Developer Wates Residential has commenced work at Shuttleworth Road as part of the council's programme to deliver 1,000 homes for Wandsworth residents and workers.