Is there post today? Royal Mail deliveries for Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday.

Watchdogs and consumer websites have urged Brits to get to grips with financial changes being made in April.

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was stabbed to death as people gathered for a vigil to remember another recent knife attack victim.

It has been over a year since the first confirmed case of coronavirus in the UK, and volunteers have been battling the pandemic ever since.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating allegations that two female officers were raped by a male colleague.

A woman in her 50s has been killed in a collision with a car in Richmond.

The price hike comes as the TV Licence was deemed to have “limited shelf life”.

Residents are being urged by the NHS to seek medical attention if they need it over the bank holiday weekend.

One of the most significant and impactful stories from south London during March has been the Sarah Everard case, which made national and international headlines and prompted a huge response from communities in the region.

Warnings have been issued over social distancing and possible police intervention after thousands of people in south London have made the most of the warmest day in March for over 50 years.

Pedal bike thefts have jumped by two thirds since the coronavirus lockdowns started, with south east and south west London ranking among the top hotspots for thieves.

Nine locations have been earmarked by Premier Inn as target locations for new hotels, with sites across south London.

A former police officer and football coach from Tadworth has been found guilty of 40 crimes related to the sexual abuse of 15 boys and girls over a 50-year period.

Royal Parks expressed their frustration Wednesday (March 31) after revealing the numerous piles of litter that were left behind by visitors on the day outdoor Covid restrictions were eased (Tuesday, March 30).

A fourth man has been charged with the murder of Lauvan Witter in Croydon.

A man has been stabbed to death and two others are in hospital with serious injuries after a 'triple stabbing' in Croydon last night.

Organisers of a food festival speak on their hopes for an event to take place this year, after their 2020 festival was cancelled due to Covid-19.

The country has taken its first steps away from lockdown this week, and right on time, three days of glorious sunshine has swept the capital.

Police still searching for a man who was mistakenly released from a west London prison have issued new images of the 24-year-old.

CCTV images in the search for missing student Richard Okorogheye were released by the Met Police Tuesday evening (March 30) days after he went missing.

A woman was taken to hospital after she was reportedly assaulted with a football in Leatherhead last week, prompting a police investigation.

Chessington World of Adventures (CWOA) will reopen to the public on April 12 after months of lockdown.

The door "is not shut" on foreign holidays this summer and more will be known from Government scientists in the next few weeks, the Health Secretary has said.

A private schools chief has backed a possible indepedent inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse among pupils after reports a "rape culture" at a number of indepedent schools.

A 53-year-old man arrested by counter-terrorism officers in south-west London is due to appear in court accused of possessing explosives.

After months spent cooped up, swimmers will be glad to hear they can jump back in the water today.

Boris Johnson will lead a Downing Street press briefing this evening as Covid lockdown restrictions are eased.

The Government has said it does not support proposals for the hugely controversial Greater London congestion charge.

Police are searching for a man who was mistakenly released from prison and has still not been found five days on.

An incredible new home for Surrey's sand martin population has been built at a nature reserve near Merstham.

From today, the second phase of the first stage of the Prime Minister's road map will begin. 

The press conference comes as England eased lockdown restrictions even further today as part of the Prime Minister’s road map.

Friends and families are allowed to reunite and team sports will resume in a major easing of England's coronavirus lockdown to allow far greater freedom outdoors.

Newsquest is committed to bringing an open and honest view of the climate crisis.

We rate and review a range of supermarket Easter eggs, from big names to own brands.

Weather watchers are keeping their eyes on a 60-hour polar blitz which looks set to arrive just in time for Good Friday.

The 'stay at home' order will ease on Monday when the second phase of the first stage of Boris Johnson’s road map will begin.

Many airlines are now offering Covid-19 tests as part of their booking process, for an additional cost, including British Airways and TUI.

Ever wondered what it is like to be a frontline health worker? Our new weekly feature explores just that.

The Metropolitan Police in London are warning Londoners over the risks of online child abuse after making dozens of arrests linked to the crime earlier this month.

The parents of a daughter with severe epilepsy staged a protest outside Downing Street today (Friday, March 26) to demand a way to access medicinal cannabis on the NHS.

Richmond Council has objected to plans for the Eden Campus development in Kingston’s town centre.

London's Royal Parks host a huge range of activities in their beautiful and varied grounds every spring across the capital.

Six people have been jailed after a police operation uncovered one of London's largest ever 'chemsex' drug dealing rackets.

The Government is poised to reveal plans next month and Brits could have three ways of getting a “freedom pass” for the pub.

Members of the traveller community in Banstead have received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine following a joint initiative.

A televised debate on the London mayoral election has been criticised for failing to include all the candidates in the race.

A new data study examining the hygiene ratings of chicken shops in every London borough has mapped your chances of getting hygienic food (or not) when choosing one of London's most popular take away meals.

A person has sadly died after they were reportedly hit by a train at Weybridge station this afternoon (Thursday, March 25).

Police still do not know the cause of Sarah Everard's death, with no results from the second post-mortem emerging.