An artist who painted a portrait of Sir Winston Churchill, which he hated, has been honoured with a blue plaque in Merton Park.
Graham Sutherland work was commissioned in 1954 by the Houses [...]
Next week marks 113 years since the Titanic sank on her maiden voyage across the North Atlantic.
Around 1,500 people died with most of those lost buried [...]
Rare writings by codebreaker Alan Turing will remain in the UK after a request to take them abroad was denied.
The documents relate to the Delilah project during WWII, which [...]
Blue Badge holders no longer need to register online to use the car park at Kingston Hospital.
It’s after the payment machines were upgraded. Holders are being [...]
There will be a full closure of the A3 at Wisley this weekend.
It will be shut in both directions, between Painshill junction [...]
Around 9,000 streetlights across Kingston have now been switched to LEDs.
The council is on a mission to replace all of [...]
Jack Draper has eased into the last-16 of the Monte Carlo Masters tennis.
The Sutton-born British number one clinched a straight-sets victory over [...]
One of our most famous artists is being celebrated with a new exhibition in Twickenham later this month.
The 23rd of April would have been J.M.W Turner’s 250th [...]
We’re being reminded to get our pets microchipped after two incidents of missing dogs in Shepperton.
A small, white and beige-coloured terrier-type is being looked after [...]
Radio Jackie’s Rand Ismail talks to the founder of the World Heart Beat Academy Embassy Gardens about the importance of connecting children with music.
World Heart Beat is a registered charity founded by Sahana [...]
