Kensington and Chelsea leading the London electric car chargers race
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) have installed more electric vehicle chargers per head than any other borough
Residents frustrated as tree felling continues on Kensington estate
The battle to stop tree felling on Wornington Green estate in Kensington continues for residents as a housing developer plans
Chelsea schools walk to New Zealand to fundraise Covid catch-ups
Two schools in Chelsea are virtually walking or cycling from Sloane Square to Christchurch in New Zealand and back to
New South Kensington sculpture displays the dangers of digital data
Combining powder-coated steel, LED displays and Google Adwords, a new sculpture in South Kensington is highlighting how digital technology affects
Minds United FC wins Middlesex FA club of the month award
Minds United FC were awarded club of the month by Middlesex FA for their growing community role in helping adults
Kensington and Chelsea shops transformed into pop-up galleries in aid of Republic of YOUmanity project
Shops around Kensington and Chelsea are displaying giant sized photos symbolising humanity and community throughout the second nationwide lockdown, in
How do people in Kensington feel one month after the election?
Kensington & Chelsea was one of the most marginal boroughs in the country, and in last years General Election it
Grenfell fraudster who conned £90,000 worth of benefits is jailed for four and a half years
A man who made nearly £90,000 by pretending to be a victim of the Grenfell Tower tragedy was jailed for
Council Elections 2018 LIVE BLOG: Results, reaction and videos – as it happens
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Government forced to intervene as fight to save Wornington College continues
A college that lies in the shadow of Grenfell Tower is the subject of a governmental intervention after concern that
Campaigners battle to save Kensington & Chelsea college campus
Residents have continued their fight to save Kensington and Chelsea College’s Wornington Road site from redevelopment. Campaigners, including the Grenfell