Charlotte Lillywhite
Local Democracy Reporter
Controversial yellow box junction to remain after raking in £450,000
Kingston Council officers ruled that shortening it would negatively impact cyclist safety
Death of man after third care home attack 'avoidable', says coroner
Neil Sweetmore, 86, had allegedly already been attacked twice by John Edgar before a third assault which led to his death
London teacher banned from classroom after changing room voyeurism
Christopher Arnold, who worked at a private school in south London, was placed on the sex offenders register
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HMP Wandsworth prisoner ‘would still be alive’ without failings
Staff repeatedly missed opportunities to help Rajwinder Singh, 36, who took his own life, a report has found
Wandsworth unveils 'growth plan' which could see 14,000 new homes
The scheme includes plans for 8,400 new homes in Nine Elms, 3,000 more homes in Clapham Junction and 3,000 extra homes in Wandsworth Town
Contractor denies covering London parking wardens with agency workers
GMB Union said it has lodged a complaint over the alleged use of agency workers during strike action in Kingston
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Kew Gardens unveils major new attraction with 6,500 plants
Visitors with a ticket to Kew Gardens can enter the garden at no extra cost
London's largest park since the 2012 Olympics opens
The 32-acre park has a pavilion café, amphitheatre, fitness trail, play areas, ponds and 700 new trees
South London street market and al fresco hotspot is made permanent
Totterdown Street Market in Wandsworth has been redesigned to make it a permanent south London fixture
Residents locked in battle over £500-a-month service charges
Residents say the charges have become like a ‘second mortgage’ after spiralling in price
Nurse struck off after 'sexually motivated' WhatsApps to colleague
Leonajar Bato Pulido claimed he had always tried to maintain professional boundaries with colleagues and that his texts were just ‘banter’
Major traffic changes planned for London borough to make streets safer
Richmond Council is pressing ahead with schemes to improve pedestrian and cyclist routes across the borough
Richmond drivers could be fined £100 for leaving engines running
Richmond Council is considering introducing a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) across the borough to tackle idling vehicles
London school to close after just eight children joined reception
St Anne’s Church of England School, in Wandsworth, could shut permanently on August 31
London heliport objects to plans to build giant tower next door
Wandsworth Council is considering developer Heliport London Ltd’s proposals to build the tower in Battersea
Met say opening of Kingston wine shop will cause anti-social behaviour
Lloyds Local wants to open in an empty unit in Kingston
'My beloved mum died due to failings in a care home - we need answers'
Paula Geeves-Booth, 93, was found dead on the floor at Viera Gray House in Barnes after falling from her bed
Inmate in 'too hot' wing at London prison died of heat-related illness
David Wise, 43, was found unresponsive in his cell
Richmond Park café and toilets to be replaced as part of major upgrade
Richmond Council has approved plans to upgrade buildings and surrounding land near Roehampton Gate
'Incompetent' nurse who caused 'physical harm' to patients suspended
Mark Barry was struck off for a catalogue of errors and failures during his time at St George’s NHS Trust
Plans for 'toddler's rave' in London park approved
Objections to permanent licence being given to organiser of ‘family friendly’ festival