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'Little Englander' tag a misnomer, says UKIP chairman

“Right-wing, old fruit cake, loopy octogenarians” - this is the image that the United Kingdom Independence Party is battling to throw off under its new chairman, Paul Nuttall.

Clapham Promised 'Stunning' New Health Centre

A stunning new centre will revolutionise health care in Clapham. Top-class facilities, flexible hours and diverse services will be available under one roof.

Businesses Suffer From Knightsbridge Roadworks

Angry Knightsbridge shopkeepers claim Transport for London roadworks are hitting them in the pocket.

Leighton Masterpiece Returns To Its Kensington Home

Leading experts claim a painting’s return to Kensington will open art’s doors to the masses.

Expect Changes In Your Way Of Life, Wimbledon Residents Warned

Environmental activists are warning Wimbledon residents to expect their suburban way of life to disappear within the next 100 years.

Clapham Common Campaigner: Treat Us Like Glastonbury

Frustrated residents launched a campaign this week seeking compensation for disturbance caused by events held on Clapham Common.

Baked Beans: Wimbledon Group Hits the Big Screen

A Wimbledon theatre company, for people with intellectual disabilities, celebrates its tenth anniversary by hitting the big screen this Thursday.

Mayor Backs Cause Close To Home

The Mayor of Epsom and Ewell has revealed the reason behind her support for a charity – she suffers from a potentially serious medical condition.

Shanaze Can Bounce Back For Olympic Glory

BMX was making its debut at the Beijing Olympics and most TV viewers had their first chance to see Shanaze Read, still officially the best woman rider in the world, despite failing to capture a medal.

How London's First Olympics Set The Bar

Disqualifications, opening ceremony controversy, the 1908 London Olympics set the benchmark for the archetypal Olympic Games.

George Swept Up In Woodward Revolution

Ipswich-born hockey star George Pinner is to work with Sir Clive Woodward in a bid to win Olympic gold in Beijing.

Sarah Chasing Olympic Dream - For Third Time

Doncaster taekwondo star Sarah Stevenson is heading to her third Olympic Games and hopes to finally end her 12-year wait for an Olympic medal.

Europe's Eyes On UK Postal Voting

Britain faces the embarrassing prospect of investigation from the Council of Europe over postal vote fraud.

Christmas Camera Ready Special

December 1: Six Page Camera Ready Christmas Special is now available in PDF and Quark XPress format. Call 0870 445 0156

News Associates graduate Steve Jones has been nominated in the NCTJ's first ever journalism awards.