Did you see this man? Police appeal after woman sexually assaulted on District Line
BTP release CCTV images after assault at Putney Bridge station on 29 April.
Month: May 2026
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Wandsworth misleads pension members to block Gaza divestment
Council survey omits key legal detail that says divestment is permitted to argue the opposite.
The District Line is striking again. Twice. Next week.
Tuesday 2 June and Thursday 4 June confirmed - East Putney, Putney Bridge and Southfields affected.
Putney’s two garden competitions are both running right now
Judges are walking 20 streets this month - and the borough-wide contest is still open until July
Wandsworth Council is getting a democratic overhaul – here is what changes
The confidence and supply agreement and what it commits to.
London’s architecture festival comes to Wandsworth Town for the first time
Eight free events and a sold-out heritage walk. Putney in 2027?
Five things dog walkers on the Commons need to know this month
A new survey, lead zones until July, and what to do if you find a fledgling on the ground.
Wandsworth’s new hung council: the promises made and broken on night one
Both parties pledged collaboration. Both immediately did the opposite. Malcolm Grimston watched from the side.
Family locked out of graves for over a year as council stays silent
Sinkhole at Putney Vale Cemetery left fenced off since March 2025 — no contact from council, cemetery, or Enable.
Council chaos: all scrutiny suspended on new administration’s first night
Six committees shut down until July after last-minute papers spark Labour walkout.