Pilates Room loses licence after forged council documents found
Majority shareholder named as not fit and proper person; criminal investigation under way.
Month: March 2026
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How Richmond’s secret deal killed your ride to Barnes
Richmond awarded an exclusive e-bike contract to the lower-quality bidder for an undisclosed sum.
TfL scraps route 533 and makes Hammersmith Bridge bus changes permanent
881 people objected. TfL went ahead anyway. On the plus side, the 378 is extended.
They want to house nine people in 23 square metres. The street objected 135 times. It’s the council’s application.
Wandsworth is applicant, landlord and planning authority - all on the same building.
Sauna and cold plunge club opens on Upper Richmond Road this spring
Pulse Club brings Finnish sauna, cold plunge pools to Putney next month.
Wimbledon Park: what the High Court ruling actually means – and what happens next
Planning challenge, Lords amendment and Merton covenant all unresolved after Thursday's ruling.
Golf course “never a public trust”: High Court hands AELTC landmark victory
Judge finds in favour of AELTC "by a wide margin" — but Save Wimbledon Park vows to fight on.
The Putney café family driving a bag of coffee to Australia
Edwin and Magda Harrison left East Putney in February. They are now in Istanbul.
Wandsworth promised to act on Gaza pension fund. It hasn’t. Here’s why.
Legal constraints are real. So is the gap between what was resolved and what was done.
Wandsworth says it’s the best-run council in the country. Here’s what we found.
England's highest paid chief exec, a workforce under strain, and an "aspirational" savings plan.