Specialist fire safety officers from the London Fire Brigade have conducted a series of detailed inspections at Castlemaine Tower in Battersea and concluded the building is safe for residents to remain living there.
The Falcon Road Heritage Festival is back for its second year on Saturday (July 1) and will feature a day of family entertainment to celebrate the local community and promote health and wellbeing.
Privately rented properties in Wandsworth are to be inspected by the council as part of a drive to improve standards – with fines of up to £30,000 for rogue landlords flouting the law.
More than 100 high-rise housing blocks in Wandsworth are to be fitted with sprinkler systems in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster, the council has announced.
Changes to parking rules across the Southfields area will come into effect in the coming days to coincide with the start of the Wimbledon tennis championships.
Shared ownership is a great way of getting a first step on the housing ladder, but what happens when you’re ready to climb further? Website editor Alison Konieczny, from Putney, talks about ‘staircasing’ to a 100 per cent share.
More local residents, businesses and community groups are working alongside the council to tackle the illegal flytippers and litter louts who blight borough streets.
The leader of Wandsworth Council has expressed his sympathies to all those affected by the appalling incident which took place in Islington last night and has reaffirmed London’s unity in the face of terrorist extremism.
With this year’s Wimbledon Championships just around the corner, tennis fans in Wandsworth have something else to celebrate with the completion of a £500,000 facilities upgrade at venues across the borough.
Residents living in Sudbury House in Wandsworth are safe to remain in their homes and do not need to be evacuated according to specialist fire safety officers from the London Fire Brigade.
Following last night's Planning Committee decision on changes at Battersea Power Station, the committee chairman Cllr Richard Field has released the following statement:
Wandsworth Council leader Ravi Govindia chaired a meeting with local religious leaders earlier this week in which the borough’s faith groups reaffirmed their commitment to promoting tolerance and understanding within the community.
Residents can have their say on local crime reduction priorities as Wandsworth seeks to build on its long-standing record as inner London’s safest borough.
The Leader of Wandsworth Council Ravi Govindia has praised local religious leaders, community groups, the police and the voluntary sector for working together to keep the borough safe and united following last weekend’s London Bridge terror attack.
A woman whose two dogs rampaged through communal gardens on a Battersea housing estate before mauling a neighbour’s cat to death has today (Tuesday) been banned from keeping dogs for an indefinite period.
Next week is Diabetes Week, and the council and local NHS are joining forces with Diabetes UK to urge Wandsworth residents to get to know the disease and learn how to fight it.
As the curtain comes down on the 2017 Wandsworth Arts Fringe, here are just some of the highlights from all the incredible arts and cultural performances that took place.
A series of free events including trips out, town hall networking sessions and a ‘bake off’ at Southside are being held during Carers Week from June 12-17.
The following information has been provided by the Metropolitan Police following the attack in Manchester. The police and Wandsworth Council are working together to keep our communities and borough safe.
The council has given the local community an increased say in the future of a historic public house in Battersea by designating it an asset of community value (ACV).
