Shooting club whose members have represented Great Britain at the Olympics fighting for survival
The Wimbledon Park Rifle Club has called Putney home since 1904, sending members to the Olympics and British Championships.
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Womble kickstarts cargo bike delivery scheme for businesses
Womble round Wimbledon and deliver your produce.
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Bank branch of Northern line set to reopen on Monday
Northern line services between Kennington and Moorgate have been suspended since January 15 so that upgrades to Bank station can be completed.
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Merton election: Labour hold – but leader loses seat
Most of the ward results came in early on Friday morning, however Lower Morden ward required several recounts, with the third scheduled to take place at 2pm.
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Elizabeth line to finally open later this month
The line, which was called Crossrail in its embryonic years, is designed to transform travel across London and the South East by dramatically improving transport links, cutting journey times, providing additional capacity, and transforming accessibility with spacious new stations and walk-through trains.
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Morris men up early to see in the beginning of May
The Greensleeves Morris Men and their supporters gathered on Wimbledon Common by the windmill at 5.30am to see in the first of the month on Sunday.
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Traffic wardens for Wimbledon tennis Championships told overtime pay will not be cut
A consultation has been paused by Merton council ahead of the iconic tournament, which will take place over June and July.
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Firefighter who died in line of duty recognised with plaque
Wimbledon firefighter Anthony Marshall, has been commemorated with the red plaque in Gladstone Road, Wimbledon.
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Mum has ‘nightmares’ about son’s death after he ended up in hospital seven times due to mouldy flat
Chaileigh Clancy said there were no problems at first, but in October she discovered the inside of her cupboards were covered in thick, black mould.
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Police officer dismissed after sexually touching two women colleagues
PC Nathan Hind, who worked on the South West Command Unit, covering Wandsworth, Richmond, Merton and Kingston, has been dismissed without notice following an investigation by the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS).
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Health staff attended a thank you service
NHS staff and community champions from South-west London attended a thank you event at Westminster Abbey.
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