"If this tour doesn't kill you, then I will" cries Stefan Babcock, lead singer of Canadian punk rockers Pup, on the opening track of their latest record The Dream is over; a half-hour ode to the realities of touring.
They say inspiration can come at any time or anywhere, and for a US comedian living in Wandsworth it came eating crisps in a border security jail cell.
Teddington author SE Lynes’ psychological thriller Valentina has been compared to mega successes Gone Girl and The Girl On the Train – not bad for a debut novel.
A busker from Tooting was invited to support Seal last night after an impromptu duet along Southbank.
Battersea residents are petitioning the council to re-install floodlighting on Wandsworth Bridge.
When you’re an eighties icon it seems like the era isn’t just coming back but it never went away.
A young man was stabbed in the leg when he was attacked by a group of five people near the Co-Operative store at the junction between Danebury Avenue and Roehampton Lane.
More heavy rainfall looks set to place even more strain on London’s roads and rail services already severely affected by flooding.
