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Hundreds gather for Ramadan open Iftar at Battersea Arts Centre
Ramadan Tent Project (RTP) held its 10th open Iftar of 2026 at Battersea Arts Centre on Sunday, welcoming people of The post Hundreds gather for Ramadan open Iftar at Battersea Arts Centre appeared first on South West Londoner....
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Hounslow Council announces new art prize
Hounslow Council has announced a new arts award which invites artists to submit their work for an exhibition at Hogarth’s The post Hounslow Council announces new art prize appeared first on South West Londoner....
David Hockney exhibition to feature new digital works at Serpentine Gallery
An exhibition featuring new and recent works by David Hockney will open at the Serpentine North Gallery this month. Among The post David Hockney exhibition to feature new digital works at Serpentine Gallery appeared first on South West Londoner....
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Albert Bridge closure for vehicles could prompt continual traffic disruption
The historic Albert Bridge was closed off to motor vehicles earlier this February by the Royal Borough of Kensington and The post Albert Bridge closure for vehicles could prompt continual traffic disruption appeared first on South West Londoner....
Two London mums to drive and deliver second hand 4×4 to Ukraine in all women-convoy
Two mums from London are set to drive over 1300 miles (2,100km) to Lviv, Ukraine this March, in an all-women The post Two London mums to drive and deliver second hand 4×4 to Ukraine in all women-convoy appeared first on South West Londoner....
Sarah Everard five years on: Do women really feel safer?
A vigil was held in Clapham Common bandstand to commemorate the fifth anniversary of Sarah Everard’s death. In the early The post Sarah Everard five years on: Do women really feel safer? appeared first on South West Londoner....
Where the fun doesn’t stop: Mapping gambling machines across London’s pubs
The florescent lights from fruit machines can be blinding and distracting at the best of times, but for someone who The post Where the fun doesn’t stop: Mapping gambling machines across London’s pubs appeared first on South West Londoner....
Opening up London’s waters: plans unveiled for Thames’ first designated swimming area
The government is proposing thirteen new bathing spots across England, including the Thames’ first designated swimming area in West London. The post Opening up London’s waters: plans unveiled for Thames’ first designated swimming area appeared first on South West Londoner....
Wormwood Scrubs mental health nurse 'called sex offender a piece of s***' as he fought for his life
Peter Magloire believed he was under threat from prisoners and staff who he thought knew about his historic sex offences
Renewed Vaccination Call in Hammersmith & Fulham
Borough vulnerable to measles outbreak due to low take up
Trespassing boat owners on Thames lose ruling to stay after residents’ complaints upheld by High Court
Trespassing boat owners in West Molesey who moored permanently on the River Thames have lost a court appeal following complaints The post Trespassing boat owners on Thames lose ruling to stay after residents’ complaints upheld by High Court appeared first on South West Londoner....
Budget Sets Council Tax Rate at Third Lowest in the Country
Opposition claims rises in bills avoided by raising charges on other services
The Life of Pie – celebrating Pie Week in South West London
Pie fanatics rejoice – British Pie Week is here and you don’t have to be a connoisseur to enjoy the The post The Life of Pie – celebrating Pie Week in South West London appeared first on South West Londoner....
Love Letters exhibition brings record crowds to the National Archives
The National Archive’s ‘Love Letters’ exhibit has been an unparalleled success, drawing its highest ever visitor count in a single The post Love Letters exhibition brings record crowds to the National Archives appeared first on South West Londoner....
Final countdown for Twickenham’s 24-hour police desk ahead of Saturday closure
Residents in Twickenham have just two days before they lose their last remaining 24-hour police desk. Twickenham is one of The post Final countdown for Twickenham’s 24-hour police desk ahead of Saturday closure appeared first on South West Londoner....
Restaurant Owners Blame Closure on Refusal to Serve Halal Meat
Rangrez on Fulham Palace Road shutting after 16 years
The Teddington singing group supporting people with dementia
A weekly singing group in Teddington is striking a chord with those living with dementia and their support systems. Led The post The Teddington singing group supporting people with dementia appeared first on South West Londoner....
New 'London school wars' police dispersal order as TikTok and Snapchat give 'Red vs Blue' response
Social media sites say they are proactively removing content which promotes violence
Further Delays to Introduction of New Piccadilly Line Trains
Upgraded stock now unlikely to appear until next year
Minister Says Hammersmith Bridge 'Good Candidate' for Investment
LBC reports letter stating project could benefit from Structures Fund