All of the UK is under a lockdown to try to bring down the rate of coronavirus and protect the NHS.

SAGE has urged the Government to make people wear face masks outdoors to help combat the highly-infectious Kent coronavirus variant.

Martin Lewis has explained the changes to both Tesco's Clubcard and Sainsbury's Nectar Card.

Wimbledon has entered the new year with a surge in developments across the town.

Royal Mail has taken on extra staff at its Croydon depot as coronavirus-related staff absences continue to delay postal deliveries.

The driver involved in the Croydon tram crash is using “sick notes” to avoid having to “face the music” at an inquest, a lawyer representing the victims’ families said.

More than three quarters of a million people in London have received a Covid-19 vaccine as the capital starts to catch up to the rest of England.

A father from Sutton is on a mission to help find a cure for a rare neurological syndrome.

Plans to build two theme parks just outside Essex have moved a step closer to becoming reality.

Potential cases of the condition known as Alabama Rot have affected dogs in the UK.

A new walk-through testing centre for people displaying symptoms of Covid-19 coronavirus has opened in Croydon as the borough continues to grapple with high numbers of new cases.

The Chief Executive of Wandsworth and Richmond Councils is leaving to become the Interim Chief Executive of The Government of Jersey.

A woman from Wimbledon has launched an interactive art platform which brings quirky imaginations to life through audience-artist collaboration.

NHS workers are being invited to get active for free once leisure centres reopen in Sutton.

A dog was left with a serious head injury and needed surgery to remove her left eye after she was hit by a van in Lambeth on New Year's Eve.

London is set for flurries of snow this weekend.

A pair of fraudsters who targeted the vulnerable and elderly in Surrey have been jailed after a probe by Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards.

A restaurant and tearoom in Twickenham has won a “gold star” award for sustainable gastronomy.

A fifth man has been charged with the murder after the killing of Swedish man Flamur Beqiri in Battersea after they were extradited to the UK from Sweden.

There is a public information appeal out after a woman was sexually assaulted in Leatherhead earlier this month (Thursday, January 14).

London had the highest rate of unemployment in the UK between September and November last year.

A community group is turning the challenges presented by Covid-19 into an opportunity, by offering fun packed activities for children at home.

Putney High Street has been revealed as one of London’s most polluted areas, with illegally high levels of Nitrogen Dioxide.

A theatre company for students with learning difficulties has teamed up with the Old Vic in mental-health boosting workshops.

Blind man refused entry on Twickenham bus for not wearing a face mask

Ryanair and Virgin Atlantic have been rated as the worst of six major airlines for providing passenger refunds in a survey.

Two men were arrested by police today (Thursday, January 28) after a distressing incident at East Surrey Hospital last week involving the abuse of hospital staff.

Buyers of a Brighton flat will have the option to pay in cryptocurrency, in what is believed to be a first for the city.

Planters blocking off roads to through traffic in Crystal Palace are set to be removed in the coming days.

THOUSANDS of residents have reported dirty water coming out of their taps across south London this morning.

A 51-year-old man from Norbury has been charged with a series of offences related to a gun found at his home earlier this week.

Children and the disadvantaged will be most affected if Croydon Council goes ahead with plans to close five of the borough’s 13 libraries, campaigners claim.

Emergency services were called to Sutton Station after witnesses said they saw a man threatening to jump yesterday afternoon.

A 91-year-old is attempting to cycle the equivalent of Land’s End to John O’Groats and back again to raise money for his daughter's charity in Croydon.

Only offensive and obscene graffiti will now be removed from walls and property in Croydon as the council works to save money. 

Royal Mail has issued an update on the postcodes still affected by delivery delays in the UK.

A popular Richmond bar is set to close permanently, with the chain behind the business citing the government's Covid-19 restrictions as the reason.

Volunteers have played a crucial role in the UK's fight against Covid-19, and many of these volunteers have been hard at work in Merton.

Residents and road users in Kingston are being warned over possible flooding in the area after heavy rainfall over night.

A series of online support groups to help Surrey residents diagnosed with diabetes is being launched in February by the national Diabetes UK charity.

TRAINS are currently unable to run between Horsham and Epsom due to heavy flooding on the railway line.

A group of people who refused to wear masks abused NHS staff at the East Surrey Hospital in Redhill and gained access to a patient critically ill with Covid, it has emerged.

A DOCTOR speaks of the preassures on GP surgeries, the new strain, and people not following guidelines during the coronavirus crisis.

NEW analysis shows which strain of coronavirus people were likely to have had.

HUNDREDS of eBay listings for fake face mask exemption badges have been removed following a crackdown by Sutton Trading Standards.

A MAN has been arrested after two firearms and 34 bullets were recovered and seized at an address in Norbury on Tuesday.

Ambulance crews from the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) have expressed their gratitude after military personnel were drafted in to help them in their duties during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The infection rates for the Covid-19 coronavirus are falling across South West London and North Surrey, but numbers of new cases remain high in many boroughs in the region.

Flying taxis could be taking to the skies in the UK as soon as 2023.

Sir Keir Starmer criticised Boris Johnson for challenging him to declare that schools are safe when they are not able to open until March.