Christmas can be a challenging time for many people within the LGBTQ+ community, and safe spaces are especially crucial during this period If you are
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Watch: Twickenham’s SOUL Café wins a Good Food Award
SOUL Café on Heath Road has won the Blue Ribbon in the Good Food Awards 2024-25 for its exceptional service and offerings The café offers
Wembley Stadium hosts first-of-its-kind charity event for children with life-limiting conditions
Leading UK children’s palliative care charity Together for Short Lives ran the afternoon of memory-making for seriously ill children Over 100 children and their families,
Arsenal fans confident of Premier League trophy’s return to London
On Saturday evening, the Gunners took a trip to the London Stadium, where they breezed past West Ham United in style, beating them 5-2 to
Conservative and Lib Dem candidates oppose tennis stadium at Wimbledon Park
Conservative candidate Danielle Dunfield-Prayero came out in opposition on Friday to a controversial planning application that would redevelop Wimbledon Park Golf Course into new tennis
Waterworks railway’s history kept alive through the work of volunteers
The Hampton and Kempton Waterworks Railway, known as south west London’s best kept secret, is kept running through the work of volunteers. They run one
Richmond Council to support local climate action projects with grants of up to £500
Richmond Borough Council has opened applications for microgrants, ranging from £100 to £500, to help both new and existing climate action projects in the borough.
Dragon boat crew for breast cancer survivors wants new members
There are almost 56,000 new cases of breast cancer each year in the UK, according to Cancer Research UK. A 2022 paper reported that physical
Battersea Arts Centre celebrates 50 years with set of special events
Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) has committed to even more diversity and accessibility on the occasion of its golden anniversary. Alongside a diverse range of artists,
Seven-figure sum awarded to woman for string of errors at two London hospitals
A seven-figure sum has been awarded to a woman with Pregnancy Associated Osteoporosis (PAO) for a catalogue of errors at two London hospitals: St George’s
