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November 05, 2026
Positively Putney's own figures show fewer visitors last year, but 31% more card spending.
Campaigners want its money out of companies linked to Israel's occupation. Officers never…
Councils can make landlords let shops left empty for a year, and a £10m fund will also pay…
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Behind Your Eyes – Solo Presentation from Teresa Zerafa Byrne
30 October @ 10:30 am - 21 November @ 6:30 pmArt show -
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Cask devotee’s Halloween beer festival now pours mostly keg: ‘Beer is a fashion’
Mark Justin has run the Wandsworth Common festival since 2008, and would rather you drank 10% stouts.
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Park pulls advertising plan after resident outcry
A year ago the council moved Friends groups from before decisions to after them. This is…
It’s time to talk about dangerous cyclists
Pedestrians seriously hurt by cyclists are up 71 per cent, while every other line on the road fell
A stag is dead because too many of us can’t resist getting close
A tragic situation caused by people forgetting – or ignoring – long-held knowledge.
Going out
The radio soap that sent its stars into Putney mud strikes gold
Listen to the episode of the Wandsworth Way set in Putney, written by resident Ozge Gozturk.
Come over to the Dark Side: Halloween for grown-ups starts tonight
150 beers in MI5's old spy-catching building, then costume nights in Putney's pubs at the weekend.
A nurse asked who taught men to hide their pain. A performer asked why words betray her
Adinoyi Okeji and Nadia Larina left last month’s Poets in Putney audience deep in thought.
Remember, remember to book for November: the nearest has sold out the lot
Fireworks near Putney are selling out. Here is every display we could confirm, and what is…
Surely if you are going to leave a link in the comments it would make sense to tell people where…