About Wandsworth
Discover the story behind Wandsworth.com and the vibrant district we celebrate.
About Wandsworth.com
Since 1999, Wandsworth.com has been an independent, privately operated resource dedicated to celebrating and promoting the vibrant neighbourhood of Wandsworth. We aim to provide valuable information, tools, and services for residents, businesses, and visitors to discover all that Wandsworth has to offer.
Please note: We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with Wandsworth Council or any other governing body. The term 'Wandsworth' on this site refers solely to the geographic district in London.
About the Area
Wandsworth is a diverse and dynamic district in southwest London, situated on the south bank of the River Thames. From its roots as a small village, it has evolved into a bustling part of the capital, known for its rich history, beautiful parks, and thriving community. It offers a unique blend of urban energy and green, open spaces, making it a desirable place to live and visit.
One of the area's key highlights is its vast green spaces. Between Battersea Park, Wandsworth Common, and the scenic Thames Path, residents and visitors have ample opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. The district is also home to cultural landmarks and modern developments like the Ram Quarter, which has transformed the historic Young's brewery site into a hub of shops and restaurants.
Wandsworth at a Glance
A few interesting facts about the borough.
Population
The London Borough of Wandsworth is one of the largest inner London boroughs, with a diverse and growing population of over 330,000 residents.
Green Spaces
Wandsworth is one of London's greenest boroughs, with numerous parks, commons, and open spaces, including Battersea Park and Wandsworth Common.
Governance
The area is governed by Wandsworth Council, which is responsible for local services like schools, waste collection, and social services.
Brewing History
Wandsworth has a long history of brewing, most famously with Young's Brewery, which operated in the borough for over 400 years.