A woman has died after taking ill while visiting the Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park this afternoon (Wednesday, May 26).

Law enforcement are seeking to quell concerns about violent crime in Richmond after a number of incidents including a fatal stabbing rocked the borough recently.

Employment in London may not return to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 despite strong economic growth this year, according to a new City Hall report.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock praised the “phenomenal pace” of the vaccination programme.

Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to provide “clarity” over its guidance to people living in areas affected by the “Indian variant” of Covid-19.

Richmond Council has warned residents not to travel to neighbouring Hounslow unless absolutely necessary, in line with updated government guidance.

A fourth person has been arrested in the ongoing investigation into the murder of Tim Hipperson in Richmond last week.

A new project opening at the Natural History Museum examines the often devastating impact human beings and our systems are having on life on the planet.

A “living memorial” to Londoners who have lost their lives to Covid-19 was today opened in east London by Sadiq Khan.

Richmond is known as a relatively safe area, with one of the lowest crime rates in London.

A woman hailed as “a strong, powerful voice” in the black equal rights movement has been shot in the head, her colleagues have said.

London Councils are expecting a sharp rise in the number of homeless people living in the capital this summer amid a housing crisis exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

London has the lowest rate of vaccine uptake in England according to data published by Public Health England.

Three people have been charged after a 39-year-old died in hospital after being stabbed in Richmond.

As lockdown restrictions ease across the UK, garden get-togethers and afternoons in the beer garden have largely been put on hold this month.

Public Health England (PHE) has identified a new strain of the virus and it is being described as a variant under investigation.

Calls for dogs to be allowed off leads in Richmond and Bushy Parks have intensified – despite a 3 month ban in deer birthing season.

A South West London communications officer is raising vital funds for Mind, Shelter and Cancer Research UK.

Police have launched a murder investigation after a 39-year-old man died in hospital following a stabbing in Richmond this week.

A former Great Ormond Street hospital porter who sexually abused boys in the linen room left his victims "profoundly scarred", a court has heard.

The government’s transport secretary has said he is “pushing very hard” for a partial reopening of Hammersmith Bridge this summer.

Surge testing will take place in Hounslow amid a sharp spike in reported cases of the  B.1.617.2 'India variant' of the Covid-19 virus.

The Indian Covid variant has now been found in a multitude of places across the country.

A 12-month trial of e-scooter rentals in London will begin in June, TfL has today confirmed.

More wet weather is forecast to follow this week after thunder and lightning was joined by a freakish hail storm sweeping across south London yesterday.

Richmond Park MP Sara Olney has criticsed the Israeli state's aggressive actions in Palestine in response to an open letter from the Muslim community.

A man is in a serious condition after being violently stabbed in Richmond.

A nurse who looked after Boris Johnson when he was seriously ill with Covid-19 has resigned, citing the Government's 1% pay offer and its lack of respect for the profession.

Concerns over the spread of a new and highly transmissible strain of the Covid-19 virus first detected in India are being furthered with cases detected in a number of south west London boroughs.

Transport for London (TfL) has secured another short-term extension of its Government bailout as negotiations on a longer deal continue, the authority announced.

Clapham cheerleaders are going for gold at a national competition.

Petersham residents have complained after being awoken in the early hours last week by a helicopter landing on a nearby golf course.

The coronavirus vaccine rollout has been extended to 36 and 37-year-olds as cases of the Indian variant have doubled in the space of one week.

An independent beer shop is celebrating its 16th year of trading in Twickenham by collaborating with a local brewery.

A Hampton teenager has designed an app to improve everyday life for dementia sufferers.

A handful of changes are being considered to improve the borough’s public spaces after the pandemic.

New data shows the London boroughs hit hardest by dog thieves.

A 14-year-old boy has been stabbed at Teddington Lock.

More than one million Covid-19 vaccinations have now been given in south west London, figures reveal.

Fourteen young people are still missing from in and around South London after being reported missing in the past six months, according to the charity Missing People.

Here’s what a trip for a spot of retail therapy in England might look like from 17 May.

Police have issued a dispersal order for the entire weekend after reports of hundreds of youths gathering in Richmond.

The changes will come into effect from January 1, 2022 and will affect whether a person qualifies for state pension or not.

The message came as Boris Johnson led a Downing Street press conference alongside England's chief medical officer professor Chris Whitty.

Bus capacity is set to double on board London buses as TfL prepares for an influx of returning passengers in line with the latest easing of lockdown next week.

Over one million doses of a coronavirus vaccine have been administered in south west London boroughs, NHS authorities in the region announced today (Friday, July 14).

The adventures of South West London’s favourite seal will be remembered in a book due to come out in June.

The Prime Minister has said there is "increasing concern" about the variant.

A south London woman has said a gift from her neighbour to celebrate Eid has restored her "faith in humanity".

Five more days of bus strikes have been announced in London with unions angry at bus operator Metroline over its controversial 'remote sign-on' policy.