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.

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

Walking along a hedgerow, especially a blackthorn hedge on a warm sunny spring day can be a most rewarding experience.

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.

A bid to make Croydon one of the UK's greenest boroughs has been launched today (Wednesday, March 31) by a stalwart community group in the area.

A woman, who was 'distraught' after she was told to wash away her lockdown chalk project, is allowed to keep the colourful display until June.

A Wimbledon company have been named the UK and Ireland's top travelling agency.

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).

Residents living in Pitt Crescent in Wimbledon have called out Merton Council for their latest parking proposals which could have a "damaging" effect to their street.

A man filmed what he believed to be a dolphin yesterday, dipping in and out of the River Thames.

Bus drivers in London walked out on strike on Wednesday after talks failed to secure a breakthrough in a dispute over pay and conditions.

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.

As the majority of Brits will enjoy a four-day weekend starting with Good Friday on April 2 UK supermarkets have moved to update shoppers.

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.

A woman was seriously injured in a crash on Twickenham Road (A316) in Richmond earlier today (Tuesday, March 30) that prompted road closures in the area.

Looking for the perfect spot to reunite with loved ones following the restriction ease? Then look no further.

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.

Reclaim These Streets have expressed their frustration and disappointment at the verdict of an investigation into police actions at a recent vigil for Sarah Everard in south London.

A book fan has tracked down the former home of famous Victorian illustrator, Arthur Frederics, only to find out the building is being demolished soon.

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.

A woman who chalked a giant gratitude mural to the NHS onto the wall of her terraced house has been ordered to take it down by social housing officers.

The Secretary of State has granted planning permission for two new schools to be built in Rose Hill.

A review into the handling by the Metropolitan Police of a vigil in memory of Sarah Everard has found officers “did not act inappropriately or in a heavy-handed manner”.

BBC’s popular television show will be coming to the stunning surrounds of Ham House later this year.

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.