Kensington and Chelsea Council has ended a contract providing domestic abuse training for teachers and other school staff, as it

Given what was expected to be a clearcut Tory hold – a different perspective on an overnight local election count

Earl’s Court is seeing a growing trend of late-night applications with residents warning that the area is being reshaped by

The English Indices of Deprivation 2025 show that 73.3% of neighbourhoods in Kensington and Chelsea fall within the most deprived

An Irish pub in Kensington has established a permanent memorial room dedicated to US conservative activist Charlie Kirk who was

Over a thousand fashion enthusiasts descended on Frock Me!, London’s oldest vintage clothes fair, and arguably the oldest in the

Bin lorries will run on vegetable oil instead of diesel in an emissions-cutting trial across Kensington and Chelsea. Kensington and

A new exhibition by an acclaimed contemporary artist is set to open in Kensington in March. Louise Howard is set

The Hugglets Teddies Festival returned this year at Kensington Town Hall, welcoming collectors, enthusiasts and lovers of bears. Thousands of

Shoplifting in south west London has hit an all-time high, with Croydon the worst affected borough, new Met Police data

Visitors of all ages queued outside Kensington Town Hall to attend the top annual international dolls house exhibition. Proving that