October 2026
East Surrey Council’s unveiled its new logo ahead of launching next April.
The new authority will cover areas including Epsom and Ewell, [...]
The postal workers union claims Royal Mail is “on the brink of collapse” and is calling for an emergency meeting with the government to discuss its future.
The Wimbledon based Communication Workers Union says the company's new [...]
The Regulator of Social Housing has identified “serious failings” at Kingston Council and awarded it a C3 consumer grade.
According to the Government, this means there are serious failings [...]
A man who brutally assaulted another man by repeatedly stamping on his head, has today been found guilty of murder at Croydon Crown Court after the attack left the victim in a coma and unable to undergo life-saving cancer treatment.
William French, known to friends and family as Owen, sustained [...]
Fulham manager Alvaro Arbeloa has been fined £25,000.
He’s also been warned over comments he made after last [...]
The transport secretary claims a third runway at Heathrow has the potential to create “growth in every corner” of the UK.
Heidi Alexander's told business leaders at the AirportsUK annual conference [...]
The UK data watchdog has reprimanded the Metropolitan Police for failing to protect people’s personal data.
Names and birth dates of nearly 200 people were uploaded [...]
Police have carried out checks on New Malden High Street to tackle the anti-social use of e-bikes, e-scooters and other vehicles.
The operation involved immigration officers and the Met’s traffic team, [...]
It’s home to the likes of Ted Lasso but it seems Richmond is not going to be the setting for a new Thames Water promotional advert.
The council’s leader Gareth Roberts has revealed producers contacted the [...]
Sir Ed Davey remains Lib Dem leader after a potential challenge failed to materialise.
Speculation about an attempt to oust him has grown following [...]
A cyclist who was in a collision with a car in Raynes Park has died from his injuries.
The 50-year-old was hit by a van that was allegedly [...]
Richmond’s Fixery has repaired more than 300 items since opening in March.
The council thinks the hub has saved residents an estimated [...]
Police have been giving crime prevention advice at the Hook Road Arena car boot sale in Epsom.
A community support officer spoke to residents and stallholders about [...]
Winter prep has started with Surrey’s 38 gritters already on standby.
They’ll cover more than 1,700 miles of the county’s busiest [...]
Elmbridge Borough Council has confirmed that discussions have taken place with Chelsea Football Club to improve their training ground in Cobham.
It says they are a normal part of the planning [...]
London Fire Brigade is set to return to its historic headquarters on Albert Embankment.
The Brigade has received planning permission from Lambeth Council to [...]
Residents in a part of Hammersmith are being told they should be starting to feel the benefits of quieter, less congested streets thanks to new traffic rules.
New trials using smart camera technology have begun tackling out-of-borough [...]
Raye says she’s had to change how tickets for her latest show are sold after the sign-up list was swamped with AI bots.
She's revealed they got 1.8 million requests for five thousand [...]
The South African owner of high-street fashion brands Hobbs, Phase Eight and Whistles says it’s been hit by a cyber attack.
The Foschini Group, which has its UK HQ in Southfields, [...]
Development work starting at Banstead ambulance station “will improve the response times of crews responding to life-threatening emergencies.”
The South East Coast Ambulance Service is reopening the gate [...]
Brooklands Museum in Weybridge has been shortlisted in four categories at the 2026 International Historic Motoring Awards
They recognise its Grand Prix Centenary celebrations, a new exhibition, [...]
The Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has accused Andy Burnham of “unpicking” a Brexit deal the UK signed with the EU.
The Prime Minister told MPs yesterday a new agreement with [...]
A project to make the River Thames drinkable has received royal backing after the Duke of Gloucester visited Kingston.
Kingston University researchers will monitor pollution, including sewage, chemicals and [...]
People in Surrey are being urged to learn CPR as part of a campaign tackling the gender gap in life-saving treatment.
South East Coast Ambulance Service says women are less likely [...]
Kingston’s Ancient Market Place will remain closed until Sunday following last week’s major fire.
Safety work is underway, with preparations being made to remove [...]
