Strikes by Unite members at Heathrow could see planes delayed, disrupted and grounded due to their inability to be refuelled, the union warned today.
Del Hudson, 54, said the fines incurred on his 900cc motorbike could have left him with considerable money woes.
Kingston strip club given green light to stay open until 5am on weekends
By James Smith
19th Apr 2024 | Local News
Stir777 Ltd has had its licence application approved, meaning its permitted closing time is extended on weekends and weekdays.
Hunt is on to find South London venue to host large scale team building cooking events to feed the homeless
By Lottie Buckley
19th Apr 2024 | Local News
London-based corporate team building and events company, Team Tactics is on the lookout for a South London venue.
Colourful bear retrieved from river after being targeted by vandals
By James Smith
18th Apr 2024 | Local News
Kingston First took to social media at the start of the week to reveal 'Spectrum' - one of the Bear Trail bears - had been targeted by vandals.
Former council headquarters put up for sale amid plans for 290 new homes
By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter
18th Apr 2024 | Local News
RER Kingston won planning permission to transform Surrey County Council’s former headquarters on Penrhyn Road, Kingston, in May.
Final designs unveiled for 'beautiful' transformation of Eagle Brewery Wharf
By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter
17th Apr 2024 | Local News
Kingston Council has submitted plans to redesign Eagle Brewery Wharf, which was the site of the Eagle Brewery until it shut in 1914.
Kingston 850-year-old market is a 'shadow of its former glory' - but council plans to 'revive' it
By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter
16th Apr 2024 | Local News
Kingston Council announced plans in March to ‘revive’ the town centre market after putting forward a ‘growing case for modernisation and change’.
South London granddad 'feels unsafe' in new-build home over fears it's being affected by 'toxic' chemical
By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter
16th Apr 2024 | Local News
Steven O’Neill, 49, said he and his eight-year-old grandson have been staying at relatives’ homes for days at a time as they often feel unwell.
Plumber who converted blank firing guns into deadly weapons is jailed
By James Smith
15th Apr 2024 | Local News
Evan Girdlestone used an industrial unit in Wimbledon, South London, as a workshop to make the production line of firearms.
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