BBC confirms Gary Lineker to step down as MOTD host but will continue presenting
Sports broadcaster Gary Lineker will step down as host of Match of the Day at the end of the season.
Second update: Putney Bridge safety improvements
Good progress continues to be made on the Putney Bridge project to improve safety and accessibility on and around the bridge. The council’s team remains on track to complete all works by mid-December. Recent milestones have brought significant improvements for local traffic and public transport.
50% Affordable Housing: New plan for a fairer borough
Wandsworth Council are looking to set new, higher standards for future developments, in response to the shortage of genuinely affordable homes in the borough.
50% Affordable Housing: New plan for a fairer borough
Wandsworth Council are looking to set new, higher standards for future developments, in response to the shortage of genuinely affordable homes in the borough.
Second update: Putney Bridge safety improvements
Good progress continues to be made on the Putney Bridge project to improve safety and accessibility on and around the bridge. The council’s team remains on track to complete all works by mid-December. Recent milestones have brought significant improvements for local traffic and public transport.
Gary Lineker set to leave Match of the Day at end of the season after 26 years
Gary Lineker is set to leave Match of the Day at the end of the 2024/25 season, reports have suggested
Final deadline fast approaching to join our band of young reporters
Its still not too late to sign up for Newsquest’s annual Young Reporter Scheme.
Daniel Khalife pleads guilty of escaping from prison partway through trial
Former soldier Daniel Khalife has pleaded guilty partway through his trial to escaping from prison.
Newsquest and NSPCC launch fundraising Christmas campaign
NSPCC’s Childline counsellors will hear from a child every 45 seconds over Christmas
Direct Line Group reveals plans to axe around 550 jobs amid cost cuts
Direct Line Group has revealed plans to axe around 550 roles in an attempt to save £50 million in 2025.