The Royal Star & Garter Homes has bid farewell to its longest serving member of staff.

Marking 100 years since the RAF was formed, Surbiton care home resident and Second World War pilot Phillip Johnson has shared his story.

A book celebrating the lives of military veterans living in Surbiton has just been released, featuring work from a collaboration between them and a group of schoolchildren.

Disabled veterans from the Royal Star and Garter care home in Surbiton paid tribute to their fallen comrades at Remembrance services over the weekend.

A charity for injured and disabled veterans celebrated 100 years of care.

“It just hit me” – that was the reaction of an RAF veteran when he first met his wife-to-be 55 years ago, and thought she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen.

A notorious roundabout could be made safer and easier to use with a new pedestrian island.

If you’ve been moved by the coverage the WW1 centenary and centenary events; why not consider signing up for our WW1 Battlefield Trek. We have just two places left, on what promises to be an incredibly poignant event. The three-day sponsored trek takes place in September 2014, walking through Northern France and Belgium. It is a physical challenge and will provide participants with a unique perspective of prominent battle-sites of the Ypres Salient.

If you’ve been moved by the coverage the WW1 centenary and centenary events; why not consider signing up for The Royal Star and Garter Homes’ Battlefield Trek.

We have just two places left, on what promises to be an incredibly poignant event. The three-day sponsored trek takes place in September 2014, walking through Northern France and Belgium. It is a physical challenge and also provides participants with a unique perspective of prominent battle-sites of the Ypres Salient, often tracing the line of the Western Front itself.

Vi Butler’s husband William – known to her and his friends as Ben, after Big Ben, due to his height – was killed during the landings in Normandy, though she did not find out for sure until a year later.

The Royal Star & Garter Homes was honoured to welcome the President of the Charity, Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra, to the official opening of its new, state-of-the-art Home in Surbiton, Surrey.

Ex-servicemembers moved into a new home in Surbiton.

A man has been injured following a crash involving three cars in Surbiton this afternoon.

The Royal Star and Garter has exchanged contracts for a new site to house its disabled ex-service residents.