What happened in Clapham last week

What happened in Clapham last week is a Sunday Nub News special dedicated to five local news stories that broke during the past week, for anyone who might have missed them first time around.

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Here are five stories you might have missed from Clapham this week…

Clapham petrol queues continue with solid traffic on Nightingale Lane to Clapham South tube station

Chaos around petrol stations in Clapham ensued on Tuesday, with severe traffic jams outside BP Londis on Clapham Common North Side and Sainsbury's petrol station on Nightingale Lane.

Sarah Everard murder: Wayne Couzens handed whole life sentence

The former Met Police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered Sarah Everard has been handed a whole life prison sentence.

On the second day of sentencing, Lord Justice Fulford described the murder of the 33-year-old woman as "grotesque" and the severity of the case so "exceptionally high" as to warrant a whole life order.

Clapham Caffeine Chronicles: A special edition for International Coffee Day

It was International Coffee Day on Friday and to celebrate we let readers in on a fiercely guarded secret: the best place for a coffee in all of Clapham.

New craft beer shop No Boring Beer opens on Lavender Hill

If you're struggling to keep on top of all the shop closings and new openings around Clapham, let the struggle cease here. From the Pets at Home in Clapham South the family run family run grocery store on Lander Road,we've got you covered.

Now, in amongst the new pet, grocery, coffee and restaurant offerings the new craft beer shop No Boring Beer has opened on Lavender Hill.

Monty Panesar criticises decision to cancel upcoming series in Pakistan

Monty Panesar wrote for Nub News, sharing his reaction to the decision taken by the England Cricket Board (ECB) to cancel its tour of Pakistan.

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