Wandsworth

Second Lieutenant Henry George Pike was given a rededication ceremony on June 29 after it was finally confirmed that he was buried as an “unknown” solider in a plot near Ypres, Belgium.

Wandsworth parking wardens have gone on strike today for the third time in a dispute over pay, meaning parking charges will not be being checked and penalty notices will not be being issued.  

The man had fallen from scaffolding at a terraced house in Lainson Street, Putney, on to a platform at roof level.

Staff at a hospital are set to go on strike for a week in a row over pay, according to union bosses.

A tennis club must set up a complaints hotline for angry locals after losing a controversial bid to sell booze until midnight, writes Charlotte Lillywhite, Local Democracy Reporter.

The identity of the person who returned a book to a South London library from thousands of miles away, 48 years and 107 days after it was taken out, has been revealed.

A “stinking summer” looms as strikes by refuse workers and employees at waste collection centres could spark months of bin chaos.

Simon Townsend, 39, of Penwortham Road, will be taking part in the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust’s Largs to Cowes bike ride across eight days.

Sadiq Khan has said he will work with Wandsworth council to explore setting up a permanent memorial to the victims of the 1972 Battersea Park funfair disaster.