An inquest into the death of a five-year-old boy who fell from a climbing frame in Tolworth Infants playground has opened today.

A bid to demolish garages and build flats has been deferred once again amid calls for more affordable homes.

A series of cultural events to celebrate the London 2012 Games has been unveiled by the council.

A disabled child could be forced to travel 70 miles to and from school each day because his educational needs cannot be met in the borough.

25 May 2012

Police in Kingston-upon-Thames borough would like to provide the community with the following update on the three reported incidents that occurred at schools on the borough last week.

The investigation to date, has led to the conclusion that these incidents are not linked as previously thought and do not amount to any criminal offences. A policing plan was put in place and extra patrols were instigated on the Borough and maintained to provide an increased visible presence outside local schools.

Concerned teachers and politicians have asked parents to stay calm but remain vigilent in the wake of three abduction scares.

A 64-year-old man is being treated after the incident.

Kingston police officers were posted outside every single primary and secondary school in the area today.

A hairdresser has cut, coloured and styled hair for 60 hours non-stop in a bid to raise money for charity.

Forget Ashleigh and Pudsey. The winners of Britain’s Got Talent were outshone this weekend by Surbiton’s own home-grown stars as local singers and musicians took to the stage.