We are lucky enough to spend part of the dark British winter in your lovely warm country, visiting our daughter and her Australian family. On the last occasion we visited, I was chatting with your editor and I heard myself say, “Maybe, I could write something for your paper? About life in suburban South London?” “Good idea,” he said. So… A marketing fellow once told me that I live in the “Waterloo Wedge”, a phrase coined to describe this mostly affluent part of SW London, whose trains terminate at London’s Waterloo Station. The “Wedge” includes leafy suburbs like Richmond, where...