People will get the chance to grill Kingston councillors on neighbourhood concerns in a series of upcoming public talks.

A site that could provide the answer to Surbiton’s primary school void has gone untouched.

A Surbiton special needs school has continued its outstanding streak having been described as a “calm and happy place”.

A Surbiton care home is in special measures after being found inadequate following its third inspection this year.

The rating follows breaches in regulation at inspections in January, April and August. The Care Quality Commission's (CQC) report into Park Lodge care home in Surbiton shows the inspection between August 18 and August 20, found medicine was not stored safely. In addition, the morning medicine round was constantly disrupted and took more than two-and-a-half hours on both days.

Remembrance Sunday commemorations in the borough will go ahead as planned after Kingston Council confirmed it would pay for its own stewards.

A Kingston MP has argued a more “constructive” approach to putting up phone masts needs to be adopted by authorities and the public who protest against them.

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.

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".