Wimbledon Guardian

3 weeks ago | wimbledonguardian.co.uk | Olivia Carter

It is the latest blow in an endeavour to rescue the financially-burdened utility provider, Thames Water.  Private equity giant KKR was identified as the utility company's preferred bidder, thanks to plans of a potential investment of £4 million of new equity.

3 weeks ago | wimbledonguardian.co.uk | Olivia Carter

Officers from the Metropolitan Police were called at 12.27pm today (June 3) with reports of an incident in Carshalton Road. Paramedic colleagues, London's Air Ambulance and the London Fire Brigade were also dispatched to the scene. A car was found to have crashed with two pedestrians waiting at a bus stop along the road. Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. A 42-year-old man was arrested at the scene on suspicion of drink-driving and remains in custody as enquiries continue.

1 month ago | wimbledonguardian.co.uk | Sophie England

Raynes Park Post Office has been saved from closure after a campaign was launched by local Liberal Democrats. It will remain open under a new independent franchise operator, offering the same services. The transition is expected to be completed by September 2025. The Raynes Park Liberal Democrat team launched a petition to prevent its closure and engaged with the Post Office directly. Wimbledon MP Paul Kohler also contacted the Minister for Services, Small Business and Exports.

1 month ago | wimbledonguardian.co.uk | Emilia Kettle

Ealing Council has issued a warning to Londoners as two people have died after taking 'blue pills'. (Image: Getty Images) Londoners have been told not to take any 'blue pills' after two people died over the bank holiday weekend. According to Ealing Council, they died after taking the unidentified blue drug together in Southall, West London.

1 month ago | wimbledonguardian.co.uk | Emilia Kettle

Ealing Council has issued a warning to Londoners as two people have died after taking 'blue pills'. (Image: Getty Images) Londoners have been told not to take any 'blue pills' after two people died over the bank holiday weekend. According to Ealing Council, they died after taking the unidentified blue drug together in Southall, West London.