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The BBC Radio 2 presenter visited the Foodie Friday event run by the charity Guiding Hands, one of the groups eligible for funding from our Christmas appeal

Unite members based at garages in Battersea, Beddington, Hayes, Southall, Twickenham and Walworth will walk out on December 9, 10, 16 and 17. The strikes will affect those who travel by bus mostly in south and west London and could leave Heathrow terminals 4 and 5 without any daytime bus…

Artist Mark Humphrey designed the flat as a work of art for living in.

The event will be held by Battersea-based domestic abuse and knife crime charity S.T.O.R.M

Little Rain has been overlooked by all potential owners since arriving at Battersea's Old Windsor centre - she just needs somebody to give her the love and care she deserves

Other lives: Theatre director and impresario whose productions in the 1970s had a radical community focus

The return of motor racing to London looked like a fanciful dream before the arrival of Formula E. Yet it did come back with the FIA’s electric-vehicle single-seater series, though the tale of racing’s re-establishment in the UK capital with a firm FE fixture on the international calendar at ExCeL…

Decommissioned power station in south London reopens as glitzy shopping, living and leisure complex

Fire crews from Kensington, Chelsea, Fulham, Battersea and Paddington fire stations are at the scene

A former power station on the bank of the River Thames that was left derelict for decades is opening Friday after a 9 billion-pound ($10 billion) redevelopment turning the south London site into a new attraction complete with shops, bars and hundreds of apartments

After decades in darkness, one of London’s most famous buildings reopens today as a multi-purpose mecca set to reinvigorate SW8. David Ellis takes a first look