If you see any sphere shaped nests in the trees around the River Wandle, they probably belong to a squirrel! wandlenews.com/interesting-fa…

There are three reasons why trout swim upstream: to spawn, to help them breathe, and to catch food. This post explains trout behaviour during spawning season, particularly on the river Wandle in South London. wandlenews.com/do-trout-swim-…

Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty meal, sweet treats, or a bit of both, Wimbledon has no shortage of fantastic brunch spots. This post is a round up of the top ten places to enjoy brunch in Wimbledon. #Wimbledon wandlenews.com/brunch-in-wimb…

If you are walking by the river Wandle, you’re bound to see plenty of squirrels around! But what does it mean when a squirrel stares at you? This post tells you everything you need to know about why squirrels sometimes stop and stare! #squirrels wandlenews.com/what-does-it-m…

Bellevue Road in Wandsworth is a popular shopping parade in South West London. It runs alongside the southern edge of Wandsworth Common, and contains a mixture of shops and restaurants. This post is a complete guide to Bellevue Road, SW17. wandlenews.com/bellevue-road-…

Swimming in the River Wandle is not recommended. Although the river is much cleaner today compared with its industrial heyday, there are still reports of sewage being dumped into the water. This post looks at the safety of swimming in the River Wandle. wandlenews.com/can-you-swim-i…

Coarse fish are species which you would not normally eat, such as carp, pike or barbel. In the UK, any fish which isn’t salmon, or trout is usually a coarse fish. This post lists 12 different types of coarse fish found in the river Wandle in South London. wandlenews.com/types-of-coars…

Why is the River Wandle called Wandle? Some claim that Wandsworth was named after the river Wandle, but it is more likely to be the other way around, that the river Wandle was named after Wandsworth. This post is about how the River Wandle got its name. wandlenews.com/why-is-the-riv…

The Buddhapadipa Temple in Wimbledon was the first Buddhist temple to be built in the United Kingdom, and is the only Thai temple in London today. This post is all about Wimbledon’s Buddhist temple, and includes its opening hours, and events. wandlenews.com/buddhapadipa-t…

Wandsworth Common has a diverse range of brunch options, from classic egg dishes to sweet and savoury delights. This post is a round up of the top ten places to enjoy brunch in Wandsworth Common. wandlenews.com/brunch-wandswo…

The River Wandle is a great place to go fishing, but did you know that the moon phase affects fish behaviour? This post looks at the best times to go fishing according to the moon phase. wandlenews.com/fishing-on-ful…

If you’re in the mood for some delicious, Italian cuisine, you’re in luck – Earlsfield is home to a number of fantastic Italian restaurants! From classic pasta dishes to wood-fired pizzas, there’s something for everyone on this list. wandlenews.com/italian-restau…

You won’t believe how many places of worship are hidden across Merton. This walking tour uncovers churches, mosques, temples — and the stories behind them. Written by local resident Peter Evans. 👉 wandlenews.com/merton-interfa… #Merton #LocalHistory #FaithWalk

Garratt Lane runs parallel to the section of the Wandle Trail that runs through Wandsworth. Here are eight pubs on Garratt Lane that are worth visiting! 😀 The Jolly Gardeners @timwallis17 The Wandle Pub The Earlsfield Halfway House, Earlsfield Leather Bottle wandlenews.com/pubs-on-garrat…

If you are walking or fishing by the river Wandle, Merton Abbey Mills is a great place to stop for a bite to eat. This post is a round up of the best restaurants in Merton Abbey Mills. wandlenews.com/merton-abbey-m…

This post contains seven different river walks in London. Some of them go through central London, and others follow quieter parts of the River Thames or River Wandle. 🌊 wandlenews.com/river-walks-in…

Check out Old York Road in Wandsworth Town! This pedestrian street features a charming selection of cafes, shops, and restaurants perfect for a weekend coffee or brunch date. wandlenews.com/old-york-road-…

Abbeville Road in Clapham has a parade of shops nestled in between Hambalt Road and Bonneville Gardens. The area has become nicknamed “Abbeville Village”, and for twenty years had an annual street fete with stalls and live music. wandlenews.com/abbeville-road…

The River Effra is south London’s main lost river. It once flowed from West Norwood and Dulwich, through Herne Hill, Brixton and Kennington to Vauxhall where it met with the River Thames. This is a guide to walking the course of the lost River Effra. wandlenews.com/river-effra-wa…

This post is about my mudlarking experience with Thames Explorer, under Millennium Bridge. wandlenews.com/mudlarking-exp…