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June 21, 2026
Eighteen months of work turned the silted Victorian pool into a wildlife haven.
Both read at May's Poets in Putney night, which turns one this Thursday
Hotel delivery plan puts 20 large lorries a week on Putney Bridge Road
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No decision. No consultation. No majority. Conservatives declare Ashburton cancelled anyway.
No cabinet decision, no scrutiny, and Putney's political conscience is asking why.
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England’s best-paid council chief is being chosen tonight. Like a pope.
Appointment papers withheld in full. Six councillors decide behind closed doors.
The District Line is striking again. Twice. Next week.
Tuesday 2 June and Thursday 4 June confirmed – East Putney, Putney Bridge and Southfields affected.
Wandsworth’s new hung council: the promises made and broken on night one
Both parties pledged collaboration. Both immediately did the opposite. Malcolm Grimston…
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Where to watch England play tonight in Putney
Five screens, a rooftop and a garden, with kick-off at nine o'clock.
The Tortoise took its time, but it’s back in Putney
Reopened as a takeaway in the old Papa John's, ten doors down.
Putney Bridge closed for hours after Friday night emergency
Police, fire crews and rescue boats brought both approaches to a standstill.
London’s oldest working espresso machine is in Putney Bridge. Her name is Rebecca.
A 1956 Gaggia, restored by hand, pulls 500 coffees a day opposite the tube.
The regeneration of the Queensmere Pond is an inspiring story that demonstrates what can be done when the community works together with…