The Latest Breaking News from Wandsworth

Sergeant Rachel Bright, 45, is accused of touching a woman without her consent while off duty in Wandsworth.

Ambitious plans still to face Wandsworth Council and London Mayor before spades can go in ground

Independent report says shortage of staff and resources made effective security very difficult

Sergeant Rachel Bright, 45, is accused of touching a woman without her consent while off duty in Wandsworth, south London.

Tooting MP Rosena Allin-Khan has temporarily called off face-to-face meetings with constituents after Wandsworth councillor Kate Forbes was attacked

Major west London river crossing reopens after repairs as council says it plans new segregated bike lane

Inmates and staff paint a picture of an overcrowded and understaffed prison system that doesn’t appear to be working

Letters: Philip Priestley and Maurice Vanstone on imaginative alternatives to punitive prisons based on redress, restitution and reconciliation, and former prison governor Judith Feline on battling a broken system

The escape of terror suspect Daniel Khalife from Wandsworth prison was hardly “The Shawshank Redemption”, said The Independent, but the “audacious” breakout invited a great deal of attention – and the “clamour for a scapegoat”.

Opposition says prison escape, crumbling concrete in schools and alleged Chinese spying show Tory dereliction of public services

An inmate has been stabbed at Wandsworth prison just days after the escape of terror suspect Daniel Khalife sparked a huge search operation.