A public inquiry into Epsom and Ewell Borough Council (EEBC)'s decision to reject two planning permission applications for a sizeable development tailored to later living accommodation has been announced.

Updates will see fewer people who have been in close contact to people infected with the virus told to self-isolate.

London Ambulance Service has said that Mondays are now among its 'busiest' days as it urged non-emergencies to use the 111 service.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in London today.

The Road Haulage Association previously said it believes there is a shortfall of about 60,000 haulage drivers in the UK.

The government sanctioned eight bank holidays this year with the next one coming this month.

Last-ditch talks are being held in a bid to avert a series of strikes by London Underground drivers this month,

Residents in Worcester Park are campaigning to remove a 5G mast which was erected in their neighbourhood.

A Surrey Police officer was handed a final, written warning after an independent investigation found that he acted inappropriately with a woman experiencing mental health issues he had previously detained.

Police have pleaded for the public's help in an urgent appeal to find a young boy missing from Brixton.

The licence fees existence is guaranteed until at least 31 December 2027 by the BBC's Royal Charter.

A new Lidl is set to open in Upper High Street in Epsom next month.

The payment, which applies to new starters who join from July 14 until September 30, appears on various advertisements.

A security guard who stabbed nine cats to death in Brighton is unlikely to have killed animals elsewhere in the country, police said.

A weather warning of rain has been issued for south London until this evening.

An 82-year-old man has been seriously injured after a car collided with the pedestrian in Kingston.

According to the new research from scientists, patients suffering from Long Covid will have nerve damage in the cornea.

Here's a selection of animals from the RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre looking for their forever homes.

The viral clip features a Nationwide Building Society cash point although any ATM could be affected including major banks and supermarkets.

The UK is starting to see increasingly extreme temperatures and it is unlikely to change.

Police have released CCTV images as part of an ongoing investigation into a series of sexual exposures offences.

Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation following events at Wembley and in central London on the day of the Euro 2020 final.

The Met Office says London will be hit with strong winds, heavy rain and thunder today (Friday) as Storm Evert hits the UK.

Just a fraction of rape investigations in Surrey resulted in someone being charged last yearl.

A mum from Surbiton has expressed her outrage after her son did not receive a full refund when his McDonald’s Uber Eats order came with all the food missing.

Mr Dowie said the sea charity was “doing the right thing” by going to people’s aid, regardless of their reason for being in the water.

Wandsworth is the borough with the highest infection rate in London.

It comes as Boris Johnson stressed the need for caution despite recent falls in the number of coronavirus cases,

With schools now breaking up across the country, Morrisons is helping out busy parents by letting kids eat free at its cafes all day, every day.

Met Police reveal London's most wanted people.

Last-ditch talks are to be held in a bid to avert strikes by London Underground drivers which threaten travel disruption as more people return to work following the easing of Covid restrictions.

Lidl has withdrawn its plans to open another store in Kingston.

Suffolk Police are hunting for a man who didn’t return to his meeting point after a temporary release from prison.

A person has been hit by a train between Balham and Clapham junction.

Kingston Council has U-turned on a £15 fee for new recycling and waste bins.

Alongside Red, Amber, Green and Green watchlist, Amber Plus is a new level that travellers should become familiar with.

A fraction of rape investigations in London resulted in someone being charged last year, new figures reveal.

The “temporary” £15 Congestion Charge is set to be made permanent and its hours of operation reduced following a public consultation.

Today is World Hepatitis Day, and the St George’s Viral Hepatitis Team is asking people to get tested for hepatitis C.

If you are unlucky enough to suffer from hay fever you will have noticed the symptoms seem to be a lot worse than previous years.

A report, The Social State, is calling for public services to be delivered to help people form new relationships.

A thunder storm is forecast for London today (Wednesday), according to the Met Office.

The number of coronavirus cases in Epsom and Ewell increased by 92 over the weekend.

Armed police officers in Surrey responded to a record-high number of incidents last year.

Official figures on Monday showed the number of Covid-19 cases newly reported in the UK dropped for the sixth day in a row.

UK scientists are yet to produce a paper to determine whether flatulence can indeed spread coronavirus.

Richard Burnett, chief executive of the Road Haulage Association, said the country is “facing a collapse” of the food chain.

POLICE have launched an appeal for witnesses after a woman was assaulted in Epsom on the weekend.

A FOOTBALL club has been left "heartbroken" after the club was plunged partially underwater following flash floods across the UK.

Flood alerts across London have changed as Met Office forecasts heavy rain across the city.