A south London district in the London Borough of Wandsworth, a major centre in the London Plan.
A short film, Echoes, explores how two men confront trauma and mental health while reconciling past events at a former school. The project, led by Walters and Nathalie Emmanuel with director Alex Lanipekun, features on-set mental health support and politicians a reflection on masculinity and violence, drawing parallels with a TV series about toxic culture.
In Britannia Point, south-west London, tenants in emergency temporary accommodation faced extreme heat as air conditioning was switched off in some flats. After wide reporting, Aura Assets Management says the system is fully operational and tenants may use it, with a note to avoid high bills. Authorities are seeking to prevent another health risk as a heatwave looms.
Four men have pleaded guilty to destroying four Hatzola ambulances parked near a Golders Green synagogue on 23 March, a blaze that caused about a31 million of damage and injured no reported patients. The defendants have been remanded and will be sentenced in spring 2027 after a related trial concludes; a fifth man denies assisting an offender.
The government has given English mayors the power to charge an overnight visitor levy as a percentage of accommodation costs with no statutory upper limit. Industry groups and major hotel chains have warned the uncapped power will push up prices, reduce demand and cost jobs; mayors argue revenue will fund local services and infrastructure from 2028.
A Stockport man in his 60s has admitted 60 offences against his wife at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court, including rape and administering a substance to stun her. The victim cannot be named. Sentencing will follow the conclusion of the trial, with other defendants denying the charges.