July 2023
Roy Hodgson will remain manager of Crystal Palace for the forthcoming Premier League season.
The 75-year-old returned to Selhurst Park in March to help [...]
People under 20 are now entitled for 50% off all bus journeys in Surrey.
A “LINK” card has been developed by the county council. [...]
Four people have been taken to hospital after a dog attack in a cemetery in Hammersmith.
They received the bites in Margravine Cemetery at around 11.15 [...]
Fans have been queuing overnight to watch their favourite tennis players at Wimbledon.
https://audioboom.com/posts/8327139-fans-at-wimbledon Men's defending champion Novak Djokovic opens play on Centre [...]
A man who collapsed in Richmond Park has met the members of the public and police officers who helped save his life
Peter Krivdina was cycling through the park on the 7th [...]
British number four Harriet Dart is among the first players in action on the opening day of Wimbledon
She takes on France's Diane Parry. Five other British play [...]
Surrey Warriors Strikers have been solidifying their spot at the top of the Surrey Cricket League
They beat Spencer Sharks by 104 runs this weekend. Bec [...]
Natalie Rushdie reckons her re-recorded charity single from Blood Brothers is “the perfect song” to honour the late Dame Deborah James
She first performed "Tell Me It's Not True" at the [...]
Defending champion Novak Djokovic insists he’s hungry for more success as he begins his quest to win an open era record 24th Grand Slam title at Wimbledon
He opens play on Centre Court when he faces Argentina's [...]
The London Borough of Merton will place QR codes to educate the public on certain street names that have links to slavery.
When opened, residents will be able to find out and [...]
Now show your support for presenter, broadcaster and DJ Emily Dexter, who has just completed a 5 hour DJ marathon in Malden Manor and online too for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices.
She completed the 10km Sunrise Walk at dawn on Sunday [...]
Nominations for Sutton’s Community Awards are now open
The awards aim to celebrate the volunteers, community groups and [...]
Surrey Heartlands has announced a new strategy to respond to workforce challenges across health and social care
This is in response to the publication of the NHS [...]
Hammersmith and Fulham Council has massively improved its ability to monitor the borough’s air
They’ve installed four new monitoring stations, taking its total to [...]
A Croydon school has been fined £35,000 over an incident in which a child was badly burned during a carol concert
The child, then aged seven, was holding a candle when [...]
Fire damages Richmond fast food restaurant.
Crews are damping down after fire broke out at a [...]
Leatherhead charity hosts Tea with a Pony day for people with dementia
A farm in Effingham has been hosting its first encounter [...]
Pride’s Battersea Tribute to Paul O’Grady
A million people are marching though London for the annual [...]
Names sought for London Overground lines
Six London Overground railway lines are to be given official [...]
The MP for Twickenham maintains she will still be “Whitton’s Woman in Westminster” despite boundary changes at next general election.
The Whitton community is currently spread over two local council [...]
People in Wimbledon, Mitcham and Morden are going to be able to watch the Wimbledon Championships outside.
Wimbledon Piazza, Canons House and Morden Park are to have [...]
June 2023
The Oyster Card has celebrated its 20th Anniversary.
A limited-edition card is available from Zone One stations to [...]
An investigation’s found not a single airline has been fined by the regulator in twenty years.
The study by Which? claims the Civil Aviation Authority "should [...]
Seven charities in Surrey have received £1,000 each as a part of Benefact Group’s Movement for Good Awards.
The Ryan MS Therapy Centre in Coulsdon, Cruse Bereavement Support [...]
The chair of the No 3rd runway coalition has responded to the appointment of a new CEO of Heathrow Airport.
Paul McGuiness feels it would be wise to rule out [...]
