The Leader of Wandsworth Council, Cllr Ravi Govindia, was one of the first passengers on the brand new Northern line extension today as the Tube started running to Battersea for the first time in its history.

More schools are to get a School Street as early results show the scheme is successfully reducing traffic.  

With all pupils now back in the classroom, Wandsworth Council is reassuring parents that measures are being taken to keep their children safe.  

Wandsworth Council is urging to private landlords and residents with second homes in the borough to come forward if they are able to offer housing for the Afghan refugee resettlement schemes.

Following a successful pilot scheme over the summer which saw families enjoying a range of activities at Tooting’s Fishponds Playing Fields, a programme of future outdoor family events has now been drawn up through to the end of the year.

Planning permission has been granted to transform garages at The Alders Estate, Aldrington Road, SW16 into 34 new, affordable homes.

As the borough recovers from the Coronavirus pandemic, Wandsworth Council is seizing the opportunity to make it a greener, better place to live. In a series of articles, we are looking at the past and future of our borough. 

Work has now begun on greening and improving a convenient pedestrian and cyclist short cut between two housing estates in Battersea.

Businesses can get tips later this month on how to access funding to get back on their feet post-Covid.

Wandsworth Council has been praised for its commitment to making positive changes in the lives of vulnerable children in the borough and making sure they have a voice.

Wandsworth Council is ready to play a full part in the Government’s plan to welcome Afghan refugees into the country.

The council has unveiled a list of 74 residential streets across Wandsworth which could soon have a total of 111 bike hangars installed.

The council has today (Monday) largely completed its major works project to repair and strengthen the St John’s Hill railway bridge two weeks ahead of schedule.

Three dog owners have been fined by magistrates for breaching local bylaws that cover dog fouling and allowing pets to enter prohibited areas on local housing estates.

Young people with disabilities have been finding out about the wide range of sporting opportunities on offer in the borough at two showcase events.