News in Clapham

Covid passports to go clubbing "would be detrimental and make our business unviable" says owner of Lit club in Clapham (Image: Issy Millett, Nub News)

Plans to make Covid vaccine passports mandatory at nightclubs would make the newly opened Lit an "unviable" business, its owners Ashley Letchford and Daniel O'Reilly have said.

Full vaccination will be a condition of entry to nightclubs and venues with large crowds from September. But as Ashley Letchford, 40, says: "If I can do an antigen test to fly to Portugal, why can't we operate the same system in clubs?

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Ex-England spin bowler Monty Panesar has spoken openly about his own mental health issues (Image: Jessica Broadbent, Twickenham Nub News)

Ex-England cricketer Monty Panesar has written an article on Simone Biles for our sister site Twickenham Nub News. Have a read of Monty's piece below.

Simone Biles, four-time Olympic gold medalist and arguably the greatest gymnast of all time, has made international headlines for quitting the team and her all-around events at the Tokyo Olympics. Douglas MacArthur famously said: "Age wrinkles the body. Quitting wrinkles the soul." But for all the viewers who are prepared to watch on TV without putting themselves through the mental and physical sacrifice required to become an Olympic champion, you should think twice before saying Biles is a QUITTER.

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Mark Callis (Image: Wandsworth Council)

Mark Callis, Wandsworth Council's animal welfare manager, tells Nub News readers how to keep their dogs safe.

London led the 'Pandemic Puppy' trend, with dog ownership rising 141 per cent over the course of a locked down 2020. For dog owners - old and new alike - lucky enough to live locally to Clapham Common, the enjoyment of walking Fido across its fields becomes tempered if there is a sense his safety might be at risk.

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