The Half Moon has a new sign, and for the first time it tells you what the pub is about
Art deco design with guitar, vinyl and microphone replaces the old text-only board.
Month: March 2026
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Minister who blocked Wimbledon Park amendment now officially backs it
Lords vote on 13 April as opposition mounts from three parties and conservationists.
“We have got to do something we’ve never done before”
Oxford president Heidi Long on ending nine years of losing to Cambridge.
Champions! Fulham Women clinch title with Craven Cottage victory
Steve Jaye's side clinch crown without losing a match – while Harlequins end their Premiership drought.
The Battersea Bridge tower inquiry is over – here’s what it means for the whole borough
A developer's argument could undermine height restrictions from Battersea to Putney.
Wandsworth pension fund loses tens of millions as committee keeps noting the problem
£562m fund underperforms by 10 percentage points over three years while councillors note, consider and review.
Putney clubs take centre stage at centenary Head of the River Race
Local derby decided by 3.4 seconds as Putney Embankment clubs finish third and fifth in field of over 370.
Fawe Park Road’s secret garden: 137 years old, full of wildlife, and about to go official
Network Rail wants to turn the remains of a Victorian flying junction into a community nature reserve.
East Putney: officially the worst Tube station in London
147 hours of signal failure in a single year, more than double any other station on the Underground.
Wandsworth shot down a chance to reopen Hammersmith Bridge. Then said nothing for a year.
DfT documents reveal the council refused to contribute to repairs three days after a public rally demanding action.