May 2025
The Clink Charity is closing its award-winning restaurant at HMP Styal in Cheshire at the end of July.
The scheme trains prisoners to work in its kitchens while [...]
Mortlake’s Stag Brewery site finally to be re-developed after go-ahead given by the Planning Inspectorate.
Planning inspector Glen Rollings has approved developer Reselton Properties' £1.3billion [...]
Over 40 firefighters were called to a fire in Surbiton on Friday evening.
London Fire Brigade were first called to a row of [...]
A former Tree of the Year in Mitcham could face damage under a plan for new homes.
The historic Pagoda Tree sits on Canons House and Gardens, [...]
Wormwood Scrubs is best known as a prison – But did you know, the category B men’s jail in Hammersmith played a key role during World War II?
From as early as 1812 the area was leased by [...]
Visitors to Richmond Park and Bushy Park must now keep dogs on leads until 31 July to protect newborn deer.
During birthing season owners are urged to watch for female [...]
Hounslow Council is consulting on its draft Housing, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy 2025–2030.
Focus is on tackling homelessness, improving housing standards, and increasing [...]
The UKs very first Paw Patrol-themed land is opening in Chessington next year.
Chessington World of Adventures are unveiling a new area of [...]
Part of Wisley Interchange will be closed off at the weekend.
National Highways is aiming to complete resurfacing works. The slip [...]
British tennis number one Jack Draper says defeat in the final of the Madrid Open “hurts” but will make him a better player.
He lost out in a deciding set to Norway's Casper [...]
An average of 1,000 items of graffiti and fly-posting are removed in Kensington and Chelsea each month.
The royal borough has released the findings of a 2-year [...]
The prime minister has paid tribute to veterans as celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day get underway.
Sir Keir Starmer says we 'owe a debt of gratitude' [...]
An area of Tolworth has been hit by a power cut this morning.
UK Power Networks say an underground electricity cable has faulted [...]
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was robbed whilst out on a jog in Epsom yesterday.
The man was approached by two men armed with knives [...]
Rescue dogs from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home have taken part in the first ever ‘virtual pitch invasion’ during an online gaming stream.
15 of the centre’s dogs darted across the screen during [...]
Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca believes we saw “the real” Cole Palmer in their 3-1 win over Premier League champions Liverpool.
The England international's stoppage time penalty was his first goal [...]
Twenty life-saving trauma kits have been installed in Croydon town centre by the JFJ Foundation, police, BID, and council.
The kits, containing supplies like tourniquets, aim to provide emergency [...]
A new exhibition celebrating the Coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla has opened at The National Archives in Kew.
Eight artists have produced images for the free Happy and [...]
British tennis number one Jack Draper will hope to continue his recent rise by adding another ATP Tour title to his name this evening.
He's taking on Norway's Casper Ruud in the final of [...]
WSL champions Chelsea continue their quest to complete the season unbeaten when they go to Tottenham this afternoon.
They secured their sixth successive title with victory at Manchester [...]
Surrey Fire and Rescue is on the lookout for more volunteers.
The service says it’s looking for people who are passionate [...]
Home furnishings retailer, Dunelm, has confirmed its move to Kingston town centre.
The store is expected to open in busy Clarence Street [...]
A youth football club in Tolworth is preparing to do battle on the pitch.
Corinthian Casuals Under-14 Comets are facing CB Hounslow at Leatherhead [...]
Nationwide Building Society is to fund 30 specialist research staff at the Royal Marsden Hospitals.
They will be employed over the next 2 years to [...]
In the annual Army versus Navy rugby union clash at Twickenham it was sweet revenge for the Navy-men who triumphed 37-34 to win the Babcock Trophy
The Army won last year’s contest by a single point. [...]
