July 2023
The Oak Cancer Centre at The Royal Marsden in Sutton is being hailed as a “world class facility”.
It was opened last month by the site’s President Prince [...]
A group of volunteers in Fulham are being praised for helping to rid the area of rubbish.
The “litter picking champions” have spent the last few weeks [...]
Kingston Council has passed a motion for International Kimchi Day
November 22nd will celebrate South Korea’s representative food, which was [...]
Police are appealing for witnesses after a collision in Weybridge early yesterday morning
The six-vehicle collision took place at around 12:40am on Balfour [...]
There have been reports of two people trying to break into houses in New Malden
People living in Mount Pleasant say two attempts were caught [...]
Four men arrested after stand-off in Hanworth
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and [...]
Landlords in Hounslow who want to convert houses into multiple homes will now have to get planning permission from the council.
The new regulation concerns HMOs, or Houses of Multiple Occupancy, [...]
The world’s first hybrid football arena opens in Addlestone next Saturday.
KickX features five formats of the game including Padbol, Jorkyball [...]
World tennis number one Carlos Alcaraz admits it would be ‘super special’ to win his first Wimbledon title by beating Novak Djokovic.
The Spaniard will take on the 23-time Grand Slam champion [...]
Marketa Vondrousova hopes to end her run at Wimbledon by winning the women’s title this afternoon.
The unseeded Czech player is through to her first Grand [...]
The CEO of London’s Chamber of Commerce will meet with business owners in Wimbledon Village today.
Richard Burge wants to discuss the positive impact the tennis [...]
Bosses at St George’s Hospital in Tooting say the latest wave of strike action is severely impacting services.
The 5 days of action by junior doctors follows on [...]
There’ll be a new name on the women’s singles trophy at Wimbledon by the end of the day.
Ons Jabeur takes on unseeded Czech Marketa Vondrousova in the [...]
Former Fulham star Willian is set to join Nottingham Forest on a free transfer.
The Brazilian turned down the offer to stay with the [...]
Planning permission has once again been refused for the re-development of the old Debenhams in Staines.
Spelthorne Borough Council originally denied the planning application last June. [...]
Fulham based charity, Dads House, is trying to raise £100,000 to help stay afloat.
The group supports single fathers and encompasses a foodbank, free [...]
Midge Ure’s former home in Chiswick, where Band Aid recorded the 1984 hit ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?” has been listed for sale.
The 1930s property was the residence to the Ultravox singer [...]
Brentford FC are preparing to offer more support to women’s involvement within the club.
They are the latest team to partner with major organisation [...]
A former Met Police officer’s going to stand trial at Kingston Crown Court over alleged child sexual offences.
Tom Thorpe, who worked in the force's south area basic [...]
Staff from Airbnb have spent the day volunteering at the Poppy Factory in Richmond
They created 40 wreaths ahead of Remembrance Sunday in November. [...]
A 5 day Junior Doctor’s Strike is continuing despite a 6% “final” offer salary rise being made by the Government.
The British Medical Association has warned the government that “doctors [...]
Passengers are being warned about possible disruption at Gatwick Airport with 1,000 workers expected to go on strike over pay.
The first of two 4-day walkouts will be in two [...]
Wandsworth Council is doubling the financial assistance it provides to some residents to help them through the Cost of Living Crisis
The package of support is increasing from £5 million to [...]
A boat that was reported stolen from a garden in Thames Ditton, has been found and reunited with its owner
The 16ft Quayline Motor Cruiser, named “Emma H”, was reportedly [...]
UK Power Networks and Virgin Media have been fined over £100,000 for unsafe working practices in Kensington and Chelsea.
The council took the companies to court citing four separate [...]
