A deer has died after being chased into a fence by a dog in Bushy Park.

The National Lottery is increasing the age limit of players in the UK from next week.

A London bus driver strike will go ahead on Thursday after talks aimed at resolving a dispute over pay and conditions ended without agreement.

Sutton has been named as one of the smartest regions in the UK, according to a new study.

A woman from Cheam has gained international recognition for her photography.

Concerns over the comparatively low percentage of care home staff being vaccinated against coronavirus in Wandsworth persist even as the borough fights to control an outbreak of the highly infectious 'South African' variant of Covid-19.

Wimbledon has unveiled its plans to build a new 8,000-seat show court as part of its expansion into neighbouring parkland - alongside 38 new grass courts.

A Met Police officer who later resigned has been found guilty of misconduct travelling to and from Wimbledon train station without a ticket.

Larges queues have formed in south London as hundreds of thousands more are being urged to get tested to try and stamp out a "concerning" strain of the virus which causes Covid-19.

With lockdown restrictions having eased this week, coronavirus infection rates are still relatively low across southwest London – though Croydon has recorded a small rise in cases.

A former police officer from Croydon who had to leave the force after an injury has described how he found new purpose in life thanks to the friendship and support of a new dog.

Met Police in Kingston issued an urgent appeal for information this morning regarding the whereabouts of a missing teenager from Kingston.

Twickenham MP Munira Wilson has lent her support to a community bid to purchase Udney Park playing fields for local people and sports groups.

The couple behind an incredible motor home conversion based around an authentic yellow school bus from the US are holding a raffle to find it a new owner.

St Paul’s School in Barnes says it is taking allegations of misogyny, harassment and abuse described on the Everyone’s Invited website “extremely seriously” and “completely condemns the actions described.”

There are reports of delays of up to 45 minutes on the M25 this morning after a vehicle fire near junction 6.

A six-year-old boy is thought to have suffered life-changing injuries in a crash involving a heavy goods vehicle in Leatherhead yesterday evening (April 14), police have said.

Sadiq Khan remains the favourite to win the London Mayor election, according to the latest opinion polling.

A private boys’ school in Croydon has responded to “deeply concerning” allegations of misogyny and harassment.

Messenger and WhatsApp are both owned by Facebook, two of the most popular messaging apps in the world.

A TV weather presenter was stalked by her controlling husband who placed a tracking device on her car to check if she was having an affair.

A NEW study has revealed the London boroughs which are classed as hotspots for potholes.

A former Britain's Got Talent star has welcomed his latest single with a beautiful addition to his family – paying tribute to new life during a global pandemic.

British Gas field engineers from New Malden and elsewhere protested in Windsor today (Wednesday, April 14) as the ultimatum over contract negotiations with parent company Centrica loomed.

The UK’s leading experiential cinema venue Backyard Cinema is set to reopen in south London next month.

A young man from Thornton Heath has been charged with attempted murder following a stabbing in Brixton earlier this year.

Rapid spread of coronavirus variants could necessitate the reimposition of lockdown measures, a scientist advising the Government said.

An intrepid group of litter pickers from Tadworth are winning praise for their dedication in tidying up in their communities and nearby greenspaces.

Proposals have been submitted to section off parts of Clapham Common for a range of outdoor events this summer.

A beautiful new street art piece has transformed a dilapidated building in Purley and spread mental health awareness in the process.

Eager residents hoping to check if they have the South African COVID-19 variant have faced difficulties this week as attempts to book asymptomatic PCR tests have been unsuccessful.

A five-week consultation has been launched as Mr Hancock said the government had “a duty of care to those most vulnerable to Covid-19”.

A host of supercars including Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches were spotted in Weybridge recently filming a soon-to-air TV show.

A woman has been banned for driving for a year after she crashed into a parked lorry while over the alcohol limit.

A father has spoken out about his family’s “horrendous” ordeal after his wife and 9-year-old daughter were mauled by a dangerous dog while taking part in an Easter egg hunt.

The majority of users experiencing difficulties say the problem is with Virgin’s cable internet.

Half of the children who developed the rare new multisystem inflammatory syndrome associated with Covid-19 had neurological symptoms or signs when they entered hospital, new research indicates.

Despite lockdown restrictions, the number of drivers with penalty points only fell by 3% annually in March.

The item has been removed from the Sainsbury’s website and point of sale notices will be displayed in all stores across the UK.

Long queues have been forming this morning in Lambeth and Wandsworth after surge testing was announced in response to cases of the South African variant of Coronavirus.

Ministers are under pressure to tighten quarantine laws after dozens of cases of the South African coronavirus variant were found in two south London boroughs.

London has a great deal of iconic buildings, with many being transformed into luxurious homes.

A teenage boy has been found guilty of attacking and sexually assaulting two schoolgirls in Croydon last year.

A large fire has broken out at a garden centre in Shepperton, fire services in the area have confirmed.

Crowds of people flocked to Kingston town centre on Monday and Tuesday (April 12-13) after months of restrictions on non-essential retail and services were lifted.

Dozens of people in parts of south London are being made to isolate after contracting the Covid-19 variant first identified in South Africa, prompting a surge in testing in the area.