May 2024
Chelsea head to Nottingham Forest this evening on the back of a ringing endorsement from the club’s chairman.
Todd Boehly said this week they've played "beautiful football" in [...]
A new post office is set to open in Fulham in mid-June.
Based at 363 North End Road in the council’s former [...]
A new study has revealed nearby spots as some of the most ‘Instagrammable’ filming locations for the next series of Bridgerton.
Instagram hashtag data was analysed to discover the most popular [...]
A murder investigation has been launched after a man was fatally shot in the early hours of this morning in Lambeth.
Detectives believe the victim had been shot on the Westbury [...]
Surrey Police are appealing for witnesses after an altercation took place between two men in Epsom yesterday evening.
Officers were called to High Street in Epsom, between the [...]
A man has been found guilty of killing his brother.
Following a 10-day trial, Danny Craze, aged 36, told Lewes [...]
South West London has seen a near 20% uptake in the MMR vaccine.
The NHS launched a campaign late last year to get [...]
14 Blue Badges have been confiscated from drivers by Merton Council.
The move follows a spike in reported thefts, and alerts [...]
Brentford manager Thomas Frank says this has been their most challenging season in the Premier League.
His side head to Bournemouth this afternoon knowing they can [...]
More than 20 nurses are to join South East Coast Ambulance Service following an international recruitment campaign.
They will work alongside paramedics to provide clinical advice to [...]
Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner believes Adam Wharton’s form could see him earn a place in the England team for the Euros.
He'll get the chance to impress again when they travel [...]
Fulham boss Marco Silva says he can’t believe his pre-match news conference was dominated by talk of kites.
A social media video showed some of his players flying [...]
Part of the M25 is completely closed again this weekend as part of the ongoing works at Wisley Interchange.
The route is closed for roughly seven miles between Junction [...]
Engineers will resume stabilisation works on Hammersmith at the end of the month.
They will see the removal of the temporary two-way cycle [...]
Comedian Jimmy Tarbuck has popped in to Epsom Hospital to make a serious bit of business “great fun.”
He was in the Urology Department to present a £10,000 [...]
The owner of Aer Lingus and Heathrow based British Airways and says its seen earnings increase thanks to higher sales and lower fuel costs.
International Airlines Group reported an operating profit for the first [...]
An 11 year old school boy from Sutton has joined Mensa.
It is the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the [...]
Crystal Palace captain Joel Ward has signed a contract extension to keep him at the club until next summer.
Will Hughes and Jeffrey Schlupp will also remain at Selhurst [...]
This Sunday will see the 61st annual Historic Commercial Vehicle Run.
Formed in 1958, it’s the largest organisation for historic vans, [...]
A woman in her 30s has been left with a potentially life changing leg injury after a car hit a shop front in Chessington.
Police were called to North Parade just before 10 on [...]
A stretch of the M25 will be shut in both directions for only the second time in its history this weekend.
Bridge works are being carried out between junction 9 at [...]
A man from Croydon who kicked over an elderly shopper in his 80s in Redhill town centre has been jailed for three years for assault.
33 year old Scott McAndrew was in the town on [...]
Just Stop Oil says two protesters in their 80s have broken the glass around the Magna Carta at the British Library.
The climate activist group said Reverend Dr Sue Parfitt, 82, [...]
Brentford manager Thomas Frank believes Ivan Toney should be in the England squad for this summer’s Euros.
The striker burst back into action after returning from a [...]
An “urgent notification” has been issued for Wandsworth Prison.
It’s after the chief inspector of prisons, Charlie Taylor, wrote [...]
