A midwife has raised more than £600 for charity by completing the Paris marathon.

A national campaign which aims to make drivers aware of horse safety saw a strong turnout last weekend.

There were three letters last week from leave supporters. None of them made any suggestion as to how we survive economically if they have their way.

A woman has be awarded the bronze prize in an international cake competition for a mother breastfeeding cake.

Police across the capital are under strain after more than 718 arrests were made during a week of climate change protests.

Hello my fellow travellers back through the mists of time. I must start by thanking Pat of St Albans for sending me a card containing some flattering words about these articles which is much appreciated. Writing is a lonely task, which I undertake si...

A church must agree to limit access for visiting drivers as part of planning application for a side extension.

An author who has drawn inspiration from her own faith is to launch her new book which aims to diversify children’s literature.

Our columnist, local therapist Howard Cooper reflects on those who have less to celebrate this weekend – and offers tips and advice on how to feel less anxious

Good morning.

Richmond Talking Newspaper has celebrated its 40th birthday, and the original duo responsible for setting it up were on hand to mark the milestone.

A new vegetarian cafe in Twickenham was opened by Sir Vince Cable last Friday.

Two Hounslow college students are balancing their studies with professional football, taking to the pitch for Brentford FC in the championship.

Businesses in a busy commercial road in Richmond have been left despairing after the entire road was coned off to prevent parking due to gas works.

A person died at a house fire in Stanwell on Sunday (April 14).

Matthew Bourne’s legendary and award-winning production of Swan Lake will be screened in cinemas nationwide on Tuesday, May 21.

A refugee who escaped the Bosnian genocide has said he feels less safe in the UK now than when he arrived more than two decades ago.

Hello my fellow travellers back through the mists of time. I must start by thanking Pat of St Albans for sending me a card containing some flattering words about these articles which is much appreciated. Writing is a lonely task, which I undertake si...

A church must agree to limit access for visiting drivers as part of planning application for a side extension.

Police across the capital are under strain after more than 718 arrests were made during a week of climate change protests.

Police across the capital are under strain after more than 718 arrests were made during a week of climate change protests.

Our columnist, local therapist Howard Cooper reflects on those who have less to celebrate this weekend – and offers tips and advice on how to feel less anxious

Good morning.

The Mayor of London has welcomed celebrations to mark St George’s Day this weekend.

Good evening everyone, hope you all have had a good day and looking forward to the Easter weekend. Here is your travel update:

A teenage boy has been left in a serious condition after being shot in Wandsworth.

Police are investigating after a woman was thrown off the tube and punched at Clapham South underground station.

Objections have flooded in against a proposed co-living space in Earlsfield, which would see development of a building with up to eight storeys featuring 292 rooms.

After waiting nearly five years for a kidney transplant, a South London man wants to raise awareness of donor shortage among minority ethnic communities.

Officers from the Metropolitan Police engaged in the pursuit and arrest of a suspect in Earlsfield on Friday (April 12).

A refugee who escaped the Bosnian genocide has said he feels less safe in the UK now than when he arrived more than two decades ago.

A Met Police car has been packed full of chocolate Easter eggs as MPs have backed a campaign to encourage more kindness across London.

A 16-year-old boy was rushed to hospital after he was stabbed during a late-night attack in Woodside.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to an award-winning and “pioneering” women’s barbershop musician from Cheam, who has died following a long battle with an illness.

A 16-year-old boy was knifed in Mitcham earlier this afternoon.