More than 70 parliamentarians celebrated the centenary of Ahmadiyya Muslims in the UK and their contribution to British life. The occasion was marked at a reception in honour of His Holiness, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the Islamic Worlds Khalifa
Two teenagers have been arrested after a man was found dead in a derelict house fire on Monday. Police said a 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl were arrested on suspicion of arson and manslaughter this morning. About 35 firefighters were
More than 1,000 parents, teachers and friends turned out to celebrate the graduation of 130 Cobham students. Pupils at ACS Cobham marked the occasion with the traditional hat toss after completing their high school diploma in either the International
Epsom’s women have just a few days left to enter a hugely popular annual fundraising event which is promising great entertainment and a fete-like atmosphere. Nearly 3,000 women have already signed up for Epsom Race for Life (RFL), a 5k run which
Travel disruption is expected in Twickenham as Rihanna fans make their way to her double-date performance this weekend. The singer will be taking to the stage at Twickenham Stadium tonight and tomorrow as part of her Diamonds World Tour. She
More than 100 people turned out for a street party organised by residents who wanted to bring the community together and reclaim the streets for children. Families brought along food and drink, set up tables and wheeled out barbeques for the event
People are being encouraged to have their say on ways to improve Croydon’s Old Town. The council is asking people to give feedback on ideas for the area’s master plan, which will be exhibited at the Connected Croydon Project Shop, in Church Street
A dedicated volunteer who has helped raise more than £15m for a youth charity has been recognised in the Queen’s birthday honours list. James Bennet was awarded an MBE for his services to young people after supporting the Prince’s Trust for 15
A mobility scooter charity is extending its opening hours and opening a newly refurbished storeroom and demonstration area. From July 1 Sutton Shopmobility will be open on Mondays to extend its services to people six days a week. The charity
Bus users are invited to have their say on how popular routes could be improved. Transport for London (TfL) is reviewing three bus routes in Sutton, the S4, 407 and 627, as part of the contract renewal process, which takes place every five or seven
A sawn off shotgun and two revolvers were seized by police in a 24 hour crackdown on gang crime. A 19-year-old from Croydon was arrested in Pulross Road, Brixton, after police stopped and searched him and found he had a loaded revolver stashed
When AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper Neil Sullivan was recalled by Doncaster Rovers, boss Neal Ardley was left facing his worst nightmare. Not only was he without a first choice keeper, but he had very little time to find one ahead of the League Two visit
A retired Royal Navy commodore has been recognised for 35 years service in the Queen’s birthday honours list. John Keegan was Commodore Maritime Reserves, based at Royal Navy headquarters on Whale Island, Portsmouth until he retired in February
A man who was stabbed to death on a Kingston estate has been formally identified by police. Andrew Nichols, 44, of Fordham, Excelsior Close, on the Cambridge Road estate in Kingston, appeared at the Old Bailey yesterday, charged with the murder
A man who was stabbed to death on a Kingston estate has been formally identified by police. Andrew Nichols, 44, of Fordham, Excelsior Close, on the Cambridge Road estate in Kingston, appeared at the Old Bailey yesterday, charged with the murder
A drunk driver who crashed her car claimed a friend popped a joint into her pocket before police arrived. Sanam Sharma, 34, from Bookham, was banned from driving for a year after pleading guilty to drink driving and having cannabis. South East
The under 10s girls team win the surrey county cup , beat crystal palace 3-1 at chipstead fc. It was there first season together. Manager Jacky Allen Based on information supplied by jacky.
It is probably not being over-dramatic to say that, without their loan signings, AFC Wimbledon would not have retained their Football League status last season. Between them, Terry Brown and Neal Ardley borrowed a remarkable 14 players from other
A group of fundraisers, including former St George’s College pupils, have walked the coastal path of the Isle of Wight in five days. The group started the 67-mile walk in Ryde on May 25 and returned back after a fast-paced five day walk, all in
Amateur cricket teams can win a training session with Lancashire County Cricket Club and a £1,000 sponsorship fund. The competition, called The Wicket, is being organised by menswear brand, Jacamo, who are offering the unique prize as part of a
A lollipop lady, a nurse and a counter-terrorism police sergeant are among the Croydon residents to be rewarded for their dedication in the latest round of Queen's Birthday honours. Six locals are the among those recognised for service in the latest
Chainsaws, lawn mowers, strimmers and leaf blowers have been stolen as shed thefts rise in Mole Valley. Police have seen a spike in thefts over the past few weeks with 18 shed offences across Leatherhead and other parts of the district since May
Celebrations, after the council announced it will not end one o'clock club services, have been muted after it was revealed charges could be introduced. Earlier this year the drop-in, stay and play service was under threat to make room for 1,800
Madness fans will be able to watch their favourite band for the comfort of a private, glass-fronted suite when they take to the stage at Sandown Park next month. Fans will be able to relax and enjoy the afternoon of racing in the Gold Cup suite
Olympian Sophie Hosking’s father has been left devastated after his crew was forced to pull out of a 2,000-mile rowing race – despite being on track for the world record. David Hosking’s team were favourites to win the GB Row Challenge 2013 – dubbed
A Western take on the Hindu festival Holi is coming to South London. The Holi Festival of Colours will see Battersea Power Station filled with a spectacle of bright colours. Holi takes place on the full moon of the Phaluga month and is one
Darth Vader and a legion of Stormtroopers will descend on a Shirley school today - to enjoy its summer fair. The sci-fi characters will be the star attraction at the event at St John’s Church of England Primary School in Spring Park Road. As
The new chairman of Kingston Council’s health overview and scrutiny panel has described a recent experience at Kingston Hospital as “diabolical”. Surbiton Councillor Neil Houston said out-of-hours care, including at hospitals, needs to be improved
A man has been awarded an MBE for his services to people with hearing impairments. Marwood Thomas Braund, the chief executive of Hearing Concern has received an Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) from The Queen. Mr Braund, from
Hard-up punters can head to the pub for a night of stand-up comedy, to take the edge off their pre-pay-day blues. Five veteran acts will take the stage at the Bishop Out Of Residence pub to dole out laughs. They will be joined for the free
A South Croydon special school is to hold a family fun day today. The Army and the London Fire Bridge will each be paying a special visit to St Giles School, in Pampisford Road, for the fundraising event. A children's show, a DJ, stalls,
