• The parents demanding clean air while their children fight for breath

    “We got to the hospital and he was struggling to breathe. Then it happened again a month later. And again. In those six months, he had seven asthma attacks.”

    (Feature | South West Londoner, Mar. 2025)

  • Six boroughs emitting a third of London’s most harmful pollutants

    Just six London boroughs produce roughly a third of the city’s most harmful air pollutants, London Atmospheric Emissions Inventory data shows.

    (News | South West Londoner, Mar. 2025)

  • Abolition of two-child cap set to lift half a million children out of poverty

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed plans to abolish the two-child benefit cap, which is set to lift around half a million children from poverty, during today’s budget announcement.

    (News | South West Londoner, Nov. 2025)

  • London Bus drivers protest against ‘inhumane’ treatment

    Bus drivers marched 2.5 miles from Islington Green to Transport for London (TfL) headquarters on Wednesday to demand an end to ‘inhumane’ working conditions.

    (News | South West Londoner, Nov. 2025)

  • Hundreds arrested in Trafalgar Square for protesting Palestine Action proscription

    Almost 500 people were arrested in Trafalgar Square on Saturday at a demonstration opposing the proscription of Palestine Action.

    (News | South West Londoner, Oct. 2025)

  • Social care costs and loss of funding leave Richmond Council fending off crisis

    Spiralling social care costs and an anticipated reduction in government support have left Richmond Council facing a potential crisis.

    (News | South West Londoner, Oct. 2025)

  • Oxford Street pedestrianisation: close but still contentious

    Oxford Street moved a step closer to pedestrianisation on Sunday as it hosted a day of traffic-free entertainment – but sentiment around the regeneration remains divided.

    (News | South West Londoner, Sept. 2025)

  • Zack Polanski slams Donald Trump’s ‘offensive’ state visit

    Green Party leader Zack Polanski joined thousands of protestors to condemn Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK yesterday — calling the US president’s royal reception ‘offensive’.

    (News | South West Londoner, Sept. 2025)