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September 20, 2026
The council licenses the shop doing your nails. It ruled injectables out in 2004 and never…
From salads and sandwiches to freshly cooked meals and set menus, we looked around for the…
The Wandsworth Pretzel is staying up. Councillors refused permission to demolish it on…
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District line passengers protest today over two more lost weekends
Fix The District gathers at Wimbledon station from 4pm, with TfL's delay records still unpublished
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- […] On page 77 however it showed the council would be short by £62m in 2027 and £92m in 2028,…
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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.
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Do you know where your takeaway is coming from?
A Putney basement is four restaurants on your phone, and a Southfields pub is a fried chicken brand
Book now or read about it later: Wimbledon’s festival is selling out
Robert Harris, Matt Haig and Marina Hyde have gone, but under-30s can still get £10 tickets
Putney corner shop loses licence, exposes loophole
Naeem Sadegi kept his role, personal licence and lease while Stonehenge Food and Wine lost…
Putney’s dead cocktail bars are not coming back, their landlords say
Planning documents filed by both landlords rule out a return to late-night drinks on the High Street
It is assumed that Wandsworth council got in someway an undue advantage during all this years and that the government…