St. Barnabas is an Anglican Church serving the local community of Southfields in south London. Not much more than a hundred years ago the area of Southfields was open farmland where a few locals grew watercress. At the...

Cannons Health Club in Wandsworth is one of the area’s premier leisure facilities. Located on the edge of King George’s Park, the club has state of the art training and fitness facilities and a range of programmes suited to...

This centre holds an extensive collection of arts and crafts, mainly ceramics, created by the celebrated Victorian ceramicist William De Morgan. There are also extensive examples of paintings and drawings by Evelyn De Morgan, an equally well know artist....

Garratt Park is a large urban green space on the edge of Wimbledon in south west London. The park has for many generations been used as a traditional place of rest and relaxation for both local people and visitors...

The New Testament Assembly is a purpose built 'free' church on the edge of the central shopping area of Tooting in south London. The interesting and relatively modern ecclesiastical architecture makes the building stand out from the neighbouring shops...

St. Mary’s Church is a large Church of England place of worship at the heart of the Wimbledon Village community. It is one of the most beautiful churches in southwest London both because of its architecture and location....

West Hill Baptist Church is located just off the main road that leaves Wandsworth towards Wimbledon and Putney. The small church is tucked away on a side street but is still an important part of community life for the...

This mosque is one of the primary centres of worship for the Islamic community in southwest London. A relatively modern building, the mosque is of a traditional and simple white tiled design with two domed towers on the front...

Wimbledon Park is a large green area of land close to the All England Lawn Tennis Club. The focus of the park is on recreation and sport, it having been designed as a place for local townspeople to exercise...

Ancient Wimbledon Park has been a place for sporting activities for centuries since the first Earl Spencer opened it to the public in 1744. It wasn’t until the late nineteenth Century that the Wimbledon Park Sports Club, later to...

The Wimbledon Windmill Museum is housed in an old windmill in the middle of picturesque Wimbledon Common. It depicts the history of windmills and milling through working exhibits, examples of tools used and pictures. The museum offers a...