August 2026
As the fifth heatwave of the year develops across England and Wales, more areas are expected to be officially declared in drought.
Temperatures are forecast to hit 36-degrees Celsius by Thursday. Wisley [...]
Police have seized a limited-edition Ferrari worth £3.7 million in a crackdown on antisocial driving in Kensington and Chelsea.
The Monza SP2, one of only 499 made, had only [...]
People heading to Chessington World of Adventures today are in for a bit of disappointment.
The theme park is closed because of a water outage [...]
Investigations are continuing this morning following a reported rape in Raynes Park.
Police were called to Meadowsweet Close shortly before midnight on [...]
A crackdown on antisocial driving in Kensington and Chelsea has seen 90 vehicles seized, worth more than £8 million.
The Met operation targeted uninsured, dangerous and disruptive drivers across [...]
A fire near Heathrow Airport has destroyed an outbuilding and two caravans at Cranford Park.
Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters were called to [...]
Runnymede Beat say an unauthorised encampment has arrived at Manorcrofts Recreation Ground in Egham.
Officers attended the site after it arrived on Friday and [...]
A man is wanted on recall to prison after breaching his licence conditions.
Police are looking for 37-year-old Daniel Purssey, from Chertsey, who [...]
A murder investigation is underway in South Croydon after a missing woman was found dead at her home.
The body of 60-year-old Nicole Beling was discovered at a [...]
A large heathland fire forced the closure of multiple roads in West Molesey on Saturday evening.
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service crews were at the scene [...]
A photographer is walking 1,000 miles with a 9ft tiger strapped to his back.
Paul Goldstein has already set off from Anglesey and will [...]
Two Kingston University academics have been recognised with prestigious National Teaching Fellowships.
School Director of Learning and Teaching in the Design School [...]
Kingston’s Street Art Festival is returning for a second year.
Live mural painting will take place in the town centre [...]
Defibrillators and bleed kits have been installed at more Nationwide Building Society branches across London.
33 sites including in Tooting, Richmond and Feltham now house [...]
People heading to the Thames in Shepperton, Teddington, Hampton and Walton are being urged to take care.
Surrey Fire and Rescue says the water can be much [...]
Work to improve Belmont Station in Sutton is due to start this autumn and is expected to last around seven months.
Part of Belmont Park will be taken out of use [...]
Wimbledon has set a new attendance record, with more than 550,000 people visiting the Championships this year.
A total of 550,151 guests passed through the gates during [...]
Police are investigating a reported rape on Meadowsweet Close in Raynes Park.
The incident happened between around 9.40pm and 11.34pm on Thursday, [...]
Kingston Carnival won’t go ahead next month.
Kingston Race and Equalities Council says it’s being postponed until [...]
London Mayor, Sir Sadiq Khan has unveiled a 10-year plan to clean up the capital’s rivers.
£1.8 billion from water companies, boroughs and charities will transform [...]
Croydon Council says a new approach to potholes has allowed more than 3,000 to be repaired since January.
Previously, a crater reported by a resident would be logged [...]
A “parcel” of green land is being sold off by Spelthorne Borough Council.
It is situated next to an industrial site to the [...]
A Charing Cross officer has been dismissed without notice for his inappropriate comments about use of force and victims of crime.
Allegations against PC Richard Marus, attached to Central West Command [...]
Brooklands Museum in Weybridge is celebrating 100 years since the first ever British Grand Prix took place at the historic circuit.
More than 100 racing cars from across the decades are [...]
A man has been convicted of murdering his partner in Ealing.
43 year old Alvin Gitahi has been found guilty of [...]
