General Election 2015: Former Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey expresses gratitude after shock defeat
Former Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey said it had been an honour to serve his constituency for 18 years,
General Election 2015: James Berry vows to follow outgoing Ed Davey’s example in Kingston & Surbiton
Conservative James Berry paid tribute to his late father on being named the new MP for Kingston and Surbiton after
General Election 2015: Wimbledon Lib Dem candidate ‘disappointed’ after Tory MP romps to victory
A disappointing night for the Liberal Democrats was made worse for the Wimbledon Lib Dem candidate when her share of
General Election 2015: Ed Davey loses Kingston and Surbiton to Conservative James Berry
In one of the shock results of the night Ed Davey has lost his Kingston and Surbiton seat to Conservative
General Election 2015: South west London Liberal Democrats not trusting gloomy exit poll – in video
Liberal Democrat candidates are putting a brave face on a nightmare exit poll which predicts their party suffering a political
Trade Unionist & Socialist Coalition demand energy nationalisation as charity tackles Kingston fuel poverty
Fuel poverty in Kingston is being tackled by offering a voucher scheme to people who can’t pay their bills, but
10k not out: Cricket star Matthew Hoggard joins young Muslims in Hyde Park to raise thousands for charity
Cricketing legend Matthew Hoggard will race alongside Ed Davey and hundreds of young Muslims in Hyde Park for a charity
Lib Dems take lead in Kingston election as Conservatives alienate students over ‘super rich’ debate
The first political punches of what promises to be a tightly-fought Kingston election were thrown last week as students were
Ed Davey’s green scheme: Kingston families rejoice at warmer homes policy
Kingston families are being brought in from the cold by a £300,000 scheme to renovate ‘hard to heat’ homes. Ed
‘Clegg does not represent the Tories!’ Kingston MP Ed Davey baffled by Cameron’s ‘fear’ of TV debates
Energy secretary Ed Davey expressed his surprise that the prime minister was ‘frightened’ of a televised debate during his visit