Merton

Pupils in Mitcham have been dubbed the most creative school-aged designers in London after drawing up their own building scheme. The

By Melissa Kasule A football content creator, Tom Nolan, has gone viral after a shared video received more than 10 million views

A care home has donated money to a pensioners’ charity after donations were taken at its fair. Wimbledon Beaumont care

A Wimbledon doctor has been named runner-up at a national autism awards ceremony for the second year running. Dr Gloria

By Tara O’Connor Local Democracy Reporter The risk of contracting coronavirus in Merton is still low, the borough’s director for

The leader of Merton council has described the closure of Debenhams as a “body blow” to Wimbledon town centre. Councillor

The Wombles, the TV show that, along with the world famous tennis tournament, helped put Wimbledon on the map, has

There will be Dons debuts on Saturday for a group of women who have never been to a football match

A school has been dubbed “world class” within a decade of being labelled inadequate by inspectors. Harris Academy Morden in

With new analysis from Macmillan Cancer Support finding that 1 in 5 London cancer patients feel there aren’t always enough

BY TOBY PORTER toby@slpmedia.co.uk A school has been dubbed “world class” within a decade of being labelled inadequate by inspectors.

Kids got their hands dirty when they dissected owl poo to find out what the nocturnal birds eat. The Wimbledon

Frail and disabled passengers face being stuck in their homes once a month because of a strike by their drivers for

Police investigating after a man’s body was found in a road in Wimbledon are continuing to appeal for witnesses. Police

A middle-aged online predator who used a teenage dating app to lure and exploit his victims has been jailed for

A man’s body was found in the middle of the road in Wimbledon in the early hours of this morning.

Young footballers from Cheam Common Junior Academy took a step closer to reaching Wembley by beating off strong competition to

By Tara O’Connor, Local Democracy Correspondent A 50-year-old YMCA which has been a dilapidated eyesore for more than a decade

A gang of four Chilean burglars who made trips to South London just to steal were caught posing for pictures

The leader of Merton council has vowed to continue to fight plans to downgrade St Helier Hospital. Councillor Stephen Alambritis

Morris dancing may be one of Britain’s vanishing traditions – but rain was not enough to make one group run

Drivers in one borough have had to shell out almost six times more cash in parking fines than those in

To sweep in the new year, these youngsters donned boots, gloves and some warm clothing and hit the streets of

The head of Merton council’s library service has been recognised by the Queen in the New Year Honours list. Anthony

The members of the Wimbledon Common Nature Club, supported by The London Wildlife Trust, met for a session on ‘Fungi

After more than a decade in the pipeline, plans for the regeneration of Morden town centre seem to be progressing