Small group training sessions starting at Westcroft

New Small Group Training Sessions are available at Westcroft Leisure Centre. Small Group Training offers an affordable and unique opportunity to explore a new dimension of fitness by merging Group Fitness with Personal Training and offer classes focused on a specialised format, individual progression and skill development. Whether you’re new to exercise and not sure […]

Enjoy the “uncanny carbon copy” of Paul McCartney

From the creative team behind the hit show ‘One Night of Elvis: Lee Memphis King’ comes a brand new musical production… Macca the Concert: Celebrating the Music of Paul McCartney Reuniting the cast of the Hit West End musical, ‘Let it Be’ and starring Emanuele Angeletti as Paul McCartney, this is a celebration of the life […]

London’s Mayor announces plans for capital wide Victims’ Commissioner

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is set to appoint the first independent Victims’ Commissioner for London in a step-change in improving the experience of victims and survivors of crime in the capital. An advertisement for the new role has been published today, seeking a candidate who can ensure the voices of victims are heard […]

Mayor backs calls for further powers to be devolved to capital

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has endorsed the findings of a major new report that calls for further powers to be devolved to the capital in the aftermath of the decision to leave the European Union. Following last year’s referendum, Sadiq Khan tasked the London Finance Commission to bring forward a new, beefed-up set […]

Tram services disrupted as track is replaced

Transport for London is advising customers that, due to track replacement work, Tram services between Wimbledon and Mitcham will not operate from 11 February through to 20 February. The work, which is part of the Tram network’s regular maintenance programme, will involve replacing 750 metres of track between Morden Road and Merton Park, as well […]

New fire engine on show – first one in decade

This week the London Fire Brigade is rolling out a brand new model of fire engine for the first time in a decade.  The new engine includes a high pressure hose which can deliver twice as much water than the previous model and a more ergonomic crew cab. A new vehicle being rolled out to […]

Sutton’s Living Memory celebrates £9,000 Heritage Lottery fund grant

An exciting project to pay tribute to 130 men and one woman of the Great War who are buried in Sutton Borough cemeteries has received major backing thanks to National Lottery players.  Sutton’s Living Memory will embark on a range of events over the next year involving the widest possible cross section of residents in […]

National Citizen service explained to Carew Academy

Year 11 and 12 pupils at Carew Academy were delighted to welcome Luke Quinn from the National Citizen Service to tell them all about the programme. The National Citizen Service runs an exciting programme for young people, developing a whole range of life skills that promote greater levels of independence and citizenship. The school is […]

Total Who aiming to be greatest exponents of The Who music

Total Who by Johnny Warman’s Magic Bus is to perform at Sutton’s Boom Boom Club on Friday February 3. JOHNNY WARMAN’s TOTAL WHO aim to be the greatest exponents of the music of The Who. As Johnny says: ‘We have our own unique form of delivery, and Maximum Entertainment; just as it says on their […]

Healthy Eagles land at Bandon Hill Primary

Bandon Hill Primary School welcomed famous Crystal Palace players and coaches to their school recently. The visit came as part of the Healthy Eagles Programme, which is designed to engage with children, who find attending school and PE lessons or sports clubs difficult. The programme gives an opportunity to nurture children and improve attainment through […]