June 2025
Claygate is celebrating the 121st anniversary of one of its most popular events on 12 July.
The Flower & Village Show began in April 1903, as [...]
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service are reminding people to stay wildfire aware this summer.
The recent heatwave has resulted in a high wildfire risk [...]
An author from Sunbury has written two books of short stories to raise money for children in Ukraine.
Pete Frost’s two volumes of Uncle Chris’s Collection of Crafty [...]
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has described a two-hour delay in their Club World Cup win over Benfica due to bad weather, as ‘a joke’.
They eventually won 4-1 after extra-time in Charlotte, North Carolina, [...]
The Wimbledon Tennis big screens are returning to Merton.
The 20 square-meter, HD screens return to Canons House and [...]
Sandown Park Racecourse in Esher is hosting a four day – and night, charity walk as part of its 150th anniversary celebrations.
The event, which started yesterday, has around 50 people walking [...]
Detectives have charged a fourth man in connection with a Hounslow murder.
35-year-old Mohammed Ali joins three other men remanded in custody [...]
A charity in Hounslow has been named among the recipients of South Western Railways’ Customer and Communities Improvement Fund.
Dancing Books uses dance and storytelling to enhance language development and [...]
Sutton’s Jack Draper admits he has “big shoes to fill” when he leads the British challenge at Wimbledon.
It's the first edition of the Championships since the retirement [...]
People sleeping rough in Kensington and Chelsea now have access to new round-the-clock support.
A new accommodation service has been opened by the council [...]
Croydon Council is planning on expanding its Family Hubs network.
The centres support children up to age 19 and their [...]
There’s going to be a public review of Epsom and Ewell’s parish councils.
The main authority will be dissolved in April 2027 as [...]
People in Spelthorne are being urged to comment on the borough’s new Design Code before it’s too late.
The document sets out guidance for building height and new [...]
Works are under way to improve the area around a major junction in Tooting.
The work at Tooting Broadway and Amen Corner is the [...]
A new generation of ash trees, growing in woodland, are showing greater resistance to the destructive ash dieback disease compared with older trees
Researchers at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and Queen Mary University [...]
The MP for Spelthorne is calling for more solar panels to be located on the UK’s reservoirs
Lincoln Jopp claimed that putting the panels on just 15% [...]
According to reports from German newspaper Bild Chelsea have reached an agreement to sign Borussia Dortmund star Jamie Gittens in a deal worth up to £55.5m
The highly rated 20-year-old English winger is now set to [...]
A community shop in Thames Ditton which ‘rescues’ left over food, has been inundated with a huge number of summer berries
The Vital Village community shop sells surplus food at discounted [...]
Sutton Council is getting tough on rogue landlords to ensure tenants living in private rented housing live in good conditions.
The Council will now start a three-month consultation on a [...]
24-time Grand Slam tennis champion Novak Djokovic has joked women’s world number one Aryna Sabalenka “lacks intensity”.
The pair were seen training together ahead of Wimbledon, which [...]
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca says it would be dangerous to underestimate Benfica heading into tonight’s last-16 clash at the Club World Cup.
The Premier League side have won all three previous meetings [...]
A man from West Byfleet has been sentenced for his part in a string of motorhome thefts across the South East last year.
51-year-old John Lehane pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit theft [...]
Hammersmith and Fulham council is thanking veterans for their service with a 25% council tax discount.
It’s to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day and [...]
Police dog handlers are calling on the Government to introduce animal pensions for when they retire from service.
Jenny Preston is a trustee of the Thin Blue Paw [...]
People living in a part of New Malden say plans to implement a school street will funnel more traffic through their road.
Kingston Council will trial closing off Lime Grove to motor [...]