Kensington & Chelsea

Less than two months since it was installed by Kensington and Chelsea Council, the authority will begin pulling out the mile-long route of bollards today.

Charlotte Healy, 32, claims that housing officers agreed to give her little two-bed flat an intensive “mould treatment” – a long-term fix that would involve cleaning under carpets and behind walls.

Dr Meena Nathan, from the Exmoor Surgery in Ladbroke Grove, warned that the common flu can easily be spread to elderly and vulnerable people in winter, especially by their younger and healthier relatives.

It opened today and will be in place until November 28, with opening hours of 10.30am to 3.30pm.

A man who poured petrol on himself and threatened to kill everyone inside Kensington Town Hall has pled guilty to attempting to commit arson.

Melania Tackie-Abia, from Chelsea, was driving down Leyton Road in east London when a car travelling in the opposite direction swerved into her lane.

A North Kensington corner shop has been caught selling booze to children on three occasions in three years. The Maharajah Food & Wine shop in Golborne Road will now have its licence suspended for a month.

Beryl Menzies said the council’s building control officials who looked at the design to modernise the tower block made “a fundamental failing” because they did not ask for more details on the flammable aluminium cladding.

Kensington and Chelsea council is suspending parking charges in parking bays as schools continue working during lockdown.

The scheme will also present Sir David Attenborough’s famous quote, ‘The future of the natural world, on which we all depend, is in your hands’, in bronze lettering on a ramp outside the Museum’s main entrance.

Londoners’ lives are “at risk” because of failures to reform building regulations in the wake of Grenfell Tower fire, Sadiq Khan has warned.

Young bookworms at Cameron Vale School and The Chelsea Nursery have celebrated the magical world of storytelling and reading, with an enchanting week of educational activities.

The scheme will create one of London’s largest hotels. It includes 62 affordable homes but residents in the nearby conservation area said the building would block their light and was overdevelopment.

Shah Aghlani’s mother Sakina Afrasehabi, and his aunt Fatemeh Afrasiab, 59, were trapped and died in the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017. They were among 72 people killed in the tragedy.

A Grenfell project manager destroyed evidence about the tower after the tragic blaze which killed 72 people, the Inquiry into the fire in north Kensington has heard.

A charity has warned that London faces a homelessness “crisis” this winter, as social distancing requirements limit the number of people who can be helped off the streets.

A pioneering clinic which helps people overcome addiction to club drugs has not seen a dip in drug use whilst festivals are on hold and clubs closed due to the pandemic.

A woman who was kept prisoner by a man who tortured her and threatened to murder and rape her has spoken about how she managed to escape.