A learning disability nursing student at Kingston University (KU) has been recognized at the national level after her remarkable efforts on the frontlines of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Borough councils in London are continuing to pledge their support and willingness to resettle refugees from Afghanistan amid a chaotic conclusion of the 20-year war in the country.

A 29-year-old man has been jailed for taking photographs of female students and posting them on Instagram with offensive comments.

A new coronavirus strain, named Mu, has been designated a variant of interest by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

An Addlestone man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to harassing female students at Royal Holloway University in Egham.

Campaigners in south London are winning support for a campaign to outlaw destructive fishing practices in the UK's protected coastal areas.

Kingston Carnival has been cancelled for the second year running amid ongoing concerns about the Covid-19 virus.

Two men have been arrested after a man died while suffering a medical episode at a house in Surrey.

Heavy wind and rain will lash parts of the country during an “unsettled” September for the UK, forecasters say.

Ryanair announced its Winter 2021 schedule today for its three London airports with the opening of 14 new routes, bringing the total to 142.

Viewers saw the last season end with Joe and Love in suburbia, married and pregnant.

Eight people have been arrested in police operations targeting child sexual exploitation (CSE) in south west London.

The changes will affect a lot of day-to-day life for pupils from PPE to self-isolation.

Here is the full list of new Netflix content in September including Money Heist, Sex Education and Schumacher.

The summer holidays are coming to an end but you might want to spend this bank holiday weekend doing the last few fun things with your kids.

The latest helpful advice shared on TikTok comes from Dental Therapist Anna Peterson.

The UK is home to lots of unique attractions but you might not have visited or heard of them all.

On a side road in southwest London are two buildings that, at first glance, seem unremarkable.

For Episode five of the Newsquest's South London News Podcast, co-hosts Monica Charsley and Orlando Jenkinson discuss some of the lighter and less conventional news stories the south London team have covered during August.

Sky Arts have whittled down a list of the top 20 outdoor art attraction across the UK with art in England, Wales and Scotland making the list. 

Surrey County Council (SCC) are detailing ways people in the county can help those fleeing the ongoing turmoil in Afghanistan.

Almost 100 people (97) have been arrested by police in Surrey as part of a summer campaign against drink and drug-driving offences.

Campaigners have declared a victory in the battle to save the historic Kingston Guildhall from being sold off.

Hopes for a sunny and hot bank holiday weekend are no more as the Met Office predicts a cloudy few days.

Hopes for a sunny and hot bank holiday weekend are no more as the Met Office predicts a cloudy few days.

Injuries were sustained after a lorry and car crashed on the M25 yesterday (Thursday).

There has been a concentration of outbreaks particularly in nursery and childcare facilities, Public health experts have warned.

Earlier this year, Clubcard users were able to extend their vouchers for an extra six months.

The creation of social media pages entitled ‘ABBA Voyage’ have sparked curiosity amongst fans and have set imaginations wild.

With less than two weeks until the National Television Awards, more tickets have been released giving the public another chance to sit in the live audience.

Police in Epsom are appealing for information after a man exposed himself to a mother and her two young sons yesterday (Wednesday, August 25).

A man from Kingston has been fined £5,000 after he moored his boat on a stretch of the River Thames owned by the Environment Agency (EA).

Beloved mascots from some of the most iconic sports teams in the region will race each other at Epsom Downs Racecourse this bank holiday Monday (August 30).

Bolt users might have noticed something different on their apps recently - in the form of a helicopter ride option.

Over the coming weeks, people claiming Universal Credit will receive notifications about a cut to their benefits this autumn.

We’ve compiled a list of some of the best offers available on electrical goods this August Bank Holiday weekend.

How handy would it be to compare all the school uniform essentials across all stores in one table to see what is cheapest? Now you can!

The recalls are the latest in a string of recalls affecting Aldi, Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and more.

Love Island runner-up Molly-Mae also announced her newest collection, saying it is undoubtedly her best yet.

August 26 is International Dog Day and dog owners have been celebrating the occasion with appreciation posts.

Uber Eats has joined forces with Asda to give customers free Garnier Ambre Solaire sun cream with their Uber Eats orders for a limited time this weekend.

Police have named a 22-year-old man as the victim of a fatal stabbing in Kingston town centre on Saturday (August 21).

As millions of people around the world tune into the Paralympic Games 2020 in Tokyo, few people know the story of how a Surbiton veteran’s home played a part in the creation of the sporting spectacular.

A south London man is hoping to take part in the first ever all-disabled team to compete in the Le Mans 24 Hour after recovering from a motorcycle crash that left him paralysed.

A driver has been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a single-vehicle crash in Epsom.

A driver has been taken to hospital following a crash between a car and an HGV on the M25.

Two of the most unusual residencies in the world are in Surrey - and you can go and stay in them.

This follows in the footsteps of Nando’s, McDonalds, KFC and Greggs who have all issued statements regarding stock issues.

Salmonella infection usually causes diarrhoea, fever and stomach cramps.

Last year it was Covid-19 altering our Christmas plans but in 2021 its Brexit that could change the festive traditions.