Kensington & Chelsea

The battle to stop tree felling on Wornington Green estate in Kensington continues for residents as a housing developer plans

Two schools in Chelsea are virtually walking or cycling from Sloane Square to Christchurch in New Zealand and back to

When Julia Klein moved into a flat in Notting Hill with her newborn, paint was peeling off on the ceiling,

Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC) will launch a first-of-its-kind tailored resident parking permit policy from April. The borough will be

Idling Action London is urging drivers to switch off their engines to protect people’s health, and the environment. The City

A woman on a birdwatching expedition in Little Wormwood Scrubs has uncovered a mystery ancient Hawaiian prayer on the park

Plans to improve pedestrian safety at Battersea Bridge have been brought forward, Transport for London announced today. Public consultations on

TfL has launched a new funded scheme to tackle safety issues at Battersea Bridge. Creating a funded scheme to tackle

Controversial cycle lanes in Kensington risk costing nearly £700,000, after the council said it will consider a second U-turn at

A petition to make the junction by Battersea Bridge safer for pedestrians to cross has reached 14,000 signatures in three

The pandemic has closed theatres, museums and cinemas but it has also given the world of classical ballet an opportunity