Children playing in The Pleasance green space in Putney have brand-new play equipment to enjoy.

It may be the season of goodwill but fraudsters are working overtime at Christmas, warns Wandsworth Council.

It may be the season of goodwill but fraudsters are working overtime at Christmas, warns Wandsworth Council.

Pubs in Wandsworth are faring far better than those neighbouring boroughs, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed.

Pubs in Wandsworth are faring far better than those neighbouring boroughs, figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed.

The council’s cabinet member for adult social care and health Cllr Paul Ellis has issued the following statement: “We have just completed a procurement exercise to commission homecare services over the next ten years in a contract worth more than £100million. This has been a detailed and exhaustive process to ensure that our residents receive high quality home care support and that local taxpayers get the best deal for their money.

The council’s cabinet member for adult social care and health Cllr Paul Ellis has issued the following statement: “We have just completed a procurement exercise to commission homecare services over the next ten years in a contract worth more than £100million. This has been a detailed and exhaustive process to ensure that our residents receive high quality home care support and that local taxpayers get the best deal for their money.

Residents interested in getting into the construction industry on the Winstanley estate will benefit from health and safety construction training, as part of a successful funding bid put forward by the council, in partnership with Battersea Power station.

Residents interested in getting into the construction industry on the Winstanley and York Road Estates will benefit from health and safety construction training, as part of a successful funding bid put forward by the council, in partnership with Battersea Power station.

Residents interested in getting into the construction industry on the Winstanley and York Road Estates will benefit from health and safety construction training, as part of a successful funding bid put forward by the council, in partnership with Battersea Power station.