Stop and search: Criminology lecturer ‘worried’ about new app
A Kingston University criminology lecturer has shared his concern about a new stop and search app designed to deescalate conflict between police and the community...
Kingston Police cracks down on burglaries after reported rise in 2017
Police have launched an operation to fight a rise of burglars breaking in from the back of properties in Kingston. The operation, nicknamed "Robinson", will...
The final member of a European drug smuggling ring sentenced to jail
Kingston Crown Court has sentenced the last member of a drug smuggling ring responsible for the import of drugs worth tens of millions pounds to...
Man sentenced to 13 years in jail for putting a four-year-old girl in hospital
A 27-year-old man has been sentenced to jail by Kingston Crown Court after a four-year-old girl spends days in intensive care fighting for her life....
Four men have pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary in Wimbledon
Four men charged with aggravated burglary with grievous bodily harm (GBH) in wake of a Wimbledon burglary have pleaded guilty in the Kingston Crown Court....
Three men charged for Wimbledon burglary
Three men have been remanded in custody to appear in Kingston Crown Court in wake of a Wimbledon burglary. The alleged incident happened on Monday,...
Students targeted by credit card fraudsters
Bank accounts of Kingston students’ are being used by money laundering fraudsters as a disguise for their crime.Julie HebenstreitExperts are warning that thousands of people,...
Peckham man is charged with Kingston Oceana murder
A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Jamie Sanderson at Kingston’s Oceana nightclub.
Surbiton cat killer on the loose
Surbiton pet owners have been warned to keep their animals safe, after a cat was found decapitated and another injured. Álvaro PelegrínPet owners in Surbiton have...
Overwhelming police presence at student march: good or bad?
The fractionally small turnout at the NCAFC march in London, was met with over 4,000 police officers, casting attention on the Met once again.
By Joyce See