Three design options for new-look playground Plans include boost for bio-diversity and wildlife Council listening to views of local people

Council has funded a wide range of community events to make sure everyone can take part Celebrations held across the borough including parks  Activities include screenings, tea parties, live music and family fun

Wandsworth Council will once again be taking part in No Mow May this year to allow wild flowers to grow and attract pollinators.

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5