TUI’s boss was confident the summer holiday season could be saved.

More than 100 areas in England are experiencing a rise in Covid-19 infection rates as pubs reopen.

M&S has started legal proceedings against supermarket rival, Aldi, taking issue with the budget chain’s Cuthbert the Caterpillar.

Looking for a new place to enjoy a drink and some food following the restriction ease? Then look no further.

Final preparations for the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral have begun ahead of the Queen and her family saying their farewells to Philip.

With new Covid-19 infection rates remaining low at present and warmer (and hopefully sunnier) weather ahead, what better time to get out into Surrey's most beautiful green spaces?

The Queen has bid a final farewell to her beloved husband in an intimate Covid-secure funeral like no other at St George's Chapel.

Only half of staff at care homes for older adults have been vaccinated in a London borough where surge testing is taking place to try to curb the spread of a coronavirus variant.

A family from Tooting are nearing the end of an extensive lockdown challenge – to cook 52 meals in 52 weeks from 52 countries.

The small service will be attended by 30 guests, including Her Majesty, as her husband of more than 70 years is laid to rest.

From camping equipment to DIY, you'll be able to pick up a bargain from the supermarket chains on Sunday, April 18. 

The nervous wait for parents is finally over, but what if your child isn't accepted into their school of choice?

A pub in South West London has been named in a list of top beer gardens in England.

Two officers with the Met Police suffered facial injuries and were taken to hospital after an attempted search in Croydon this morning (Friday, April 16).

Police imposed a Section 60 overnight in Addington after a violent robbery in the area on Thursday evening (April 15).

A dispersal order has been issued in the area of Wimbledon Common following an incident on Thursday evening.

Since the first UK lockdown, people have turned to green spaces across the UK in the hopes of some much-needed exercise.

The Director of Public Health in Sutton is urging people to make use of the rapid covid tests following the restriction ease.

A brownfield site on Tooting High Street is set to become a hotel or residential development after being put on the market.

The gigantic QEII reservoir in Walton is set to be drained later this month, bring road closures in the area during the summer, Thames Water have said.

Over £40,000 was given to cancer patients in Croydon in the form of hardship grants during 2020, Macmillan Cancer Support have said.

A Surrey dog facing near-certain amputation amid a battle against cancer has been praised for her 'miracle' recovery from serious surgery.

Additional COVID-19 testing sites have opened across the borough for a two-week surge period.

A deer has died after being chased into a fence by a dog in Bushy Park.

A Buckingham Palace spokesperson has delivered a message on behalf of the Queen in response to the outpouring of support.

The National Lottery is increasing the age limit of players in the UK from next week.

A London bus driver strike will go ahead on Thursday after talks aimed at resolving a dispute over pay and conditions ended without agreement.

Sutton has been named as one of the smartest regions in the UK, according to a new study.

A woman from Cheam has gained international recognition for her photography.

Concerns over the comparatively low percentage of care home staff being vaccinated against coronavirus in Wandsworth persist even as the borough fights to control an outbreak of the highly infectious 'South African' variant of Covid-19.

Wimbledon has unveiled its plans to build a new 8,000-seat show court as part of its expansion into neighbouring parkland - alongside 38 new grass courts.

A Met Police officer who later resigned has been found guilty of misconduct travelling to and from Wimbledon train station without a ticket.

Larges queues have formed in south London as hundreds of thousands more are being urged to get tested to try and stamp out a "concerning" strain of the virus which causes Covid-19.

With lockdown restrictions having eased this week, coronavirus infection rates are still relatively low across southwest London – though Croydon has recorded a small rise in cases.