The council has drawn up a draft plan to guide development in the borough, and is now seeking local people’s input.  

Clapham Junction (or should it be Battersea Junction?) is at the heart of our borough. It’s one of the region’s main transport hubs, is a popular destination for shopping and nightlife, and its name is the source of ongoing controversy. 

A range of community organisations have received emergency grant funding from the council to able them to support local people through the Coronavirus pandemic.  

Residents living in Queenstown, Bedford, Roehampton and Putney Heath wards are being invited to apply for an asymptomatic COVID-19 test, for people not experiencing symptoms, as part of the council’s strategy to identify more positive cases, reduce the spread of infection and protect lives and livelihoods.

All Wandsworth borough residents who are either essential workers, volunteers, people providing vital support for a vulnerable resident, or who need regular reassurance that they don’t have COVID-19, can now apply for a rapid COVID-19 test.  

A council consultation is still underway on plans for a pilot scheme to reduce traffic volumes in an East Putney neighbourhood.

Councillors have approved plans to turn the vacant Debenham store in Wandsworth town centre into an indoor entertainment hub complete with an indoor go-karting track, bowling alley and crazy golf course.

One Thames City has become the latest development in Nine Elms to reach the top as construction continues apace across the regeneration zone. Just over two years after the ground-breaking ceremony, developers R&F UK and CC Land topped out a 53-storey tower as part of a cluster of new buildings.

Tens of thousands of households in Wandsworth can look forward to ultrafast internet speeds with the unveiling of new plans to install full fibre broadband across the borough.

Students at Graveney School are studying astronomy, philosophy and a range of other subjects in a newly-built award-winning building designed to inspire their learning.

Wandsworth Council’s cabinet member for education and children’s services has written a joint letter with the borough’s director of children’s services thanking parents and carers for their support throughout one of the most challenging and difficult years in living memory.