London Crime Briefing
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.
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London Crime News has published 6 stories involving Wandsworth Council, from August 2026 to September 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Wandsworth Council has revoked the alcohol licence for Stonehenge Food and Wine in Putney after the shop sold alcohol to underage volunteers on two occasions. The shop had previously received three formal warnings for licence breaches.
Stonehenge Food and Wine in Putney faces a licence review by Wandsworth Council after failing multiple test purchases involving underage volunteers. The shop received three formal warnings for breaches including CCTV and staff training failures.

KK Convenience Store in Tooting will not be allowed to sell alcohol until 2am daily. The Met Police and Wandsworth Council licensing officers opposed the extension, warning it would exacerbate existing issues with crime and anti-social behaviour in the area.

Voters in Wandsworth's Trinity ward will go to the polls on August 27 for a by-election that could determine control of the council. The Conservatives currently lead a minority administration and need one more seat for a majority.

Wandsworth Council has been ordered to pay £500 to a mother, referred to as Ms X, after a watchdog investigation found significant delays and poor communication in providing her with housing. The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman cited the council's failings in assessing her homelessness application and offering accommodation.

KK Convenience Store on Tooting High Street sought to extend alcohol sales to 2am, but the Met Police and Wandsworth Council opposed the plan, citing increased anti-social behaviour risks in the Cumulative Impact Zone. The committee's decision is pending.
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.