Secure your place at Women’s Enterprise Day
Wandsworth’s female founders and entrepreneurs are invited to be inspired at the 2025 Women’s Enterprise Day event.
Trading standards clamps down on illegal vapes in Wandsworth
A business in Clapham Junction has been ordered to pay over £13,000 after being found guilty of supplying illegal vapes.
1990s legends to headline new East London festival with battery-powered set
1990s legends Massive Attack will headline East London's new LIDO Festival on June 6 supported by Air, Tirzah, and Yasiin Bey and The Alchemist.
London’s West End to be illuminated by 30,000 bulbs for Ramadan
30,000 LED Ramadan lights illuminate Coventry Street nightly from 5pm to 5am, with new interactive displays and a Halal-friendly food trail in London’s West End.
Doctor Who and Carry On star Julian Holloway dies at the age of 80
Julian Holloway, star of Carry On films, has died aged 80.
7 in 10 smokers and vapers admit smoking where they shouldn’t
Seven in 10 smokers and vapers admit they’ve had a ‘cheeky puff’ in places they’re not supposed to - including at work and in hotel rooms.
Police record nearly 2,780 child sex abuse image crimes in London in one year
The NSPCC warns that loopholes in online safety laws are failing children, as nearly 2,780 child abuse image crimes were recorded in London last year.
Water bills ‘will rise’ as Thames Water gets £3 billion bailout
A campaigner has slammed the approval of a £3 billion rescue loan for Thames Water - claiming that it will saddle customers with higher bills while bosses escape responsibility.
What you said about ‘nuisance’ rickshaws as plans tabled for taxi-style licences
They're a bugbear of many Londoners - but what do readers think of plans to bring in taxi-style licences for the capital's brightly-lit rickshaws?
EastEnders fans get ’emotional’ after watching 40th anniversary documentary
EastEnders: 40 Years on the Square aired on the BBC, which caused some fans to be emotional watching it