This week 807 years of Kingston history kept tucked away re-opened to the public.

Kingston churches have been warned about a man claiming that he and his pregnant girlfriend are escaping the Church of Scientology because it wants them to abort their “spawn of Satan” baby.

Surbiton’s Waggon and Horses has undergone a dramatic transformation with a Thai restaurant upstairs.

A drug dealer has been jailed for two years after more than £7,000 worth of cocaine was found when police raided his home next to a Tolworth school.

To stop train drivers muddling red signalling lights and large poppies put up at Surbiton station the memorial flowers have been removed for a "safety reason".

The search is on for Kingstonian to find a new football ground as the sale of Kingsmeadow stadium nears completion.

Two adult learning centres have joined forces to counteract funding cuts in education.

After weeks of rumour and uncertainty the buyer of the Tolworth Tesco site has confirmed it intends to go ahead with the existing planning application to build more than 700 homes.

The former operator of the Woolwich ferry has been fined £200,000 after a Surbiton man's son drowned in a mooring rope accident.

A man who breached his prison licence days after being released following a six month stretch for a thieving spell - including stealing from a cake shop - has been arrested and is in police custody.