With its summer campaign, See and Be Scene, London's Belgravia wants to show it's a spot for a superior staycation for anyone. We tried it out:

A great-grandmother with dementia soiled herself in public after a shop manager refused to let her use a staff-only bathroom.

Free nappies for premature babies are available from pharmacies for the first time thanks to a partnership between Pampers and supermarket Asda.

A heartbroken family whose cat was mauled by a dog have hit out at its owners for leaving their beloved pet to die in the street.

With A-level results out in a week, the Student Loans Company is urging students to get finance applications in, even if plans remain unclear.

A Kent council is demanding a meeting with Southern Water after it was found to have dumped 21 billion litres of raw sewage off the Kent coast.

An ongoing allotment dispute has now seen a consultation ended after IP addresses from around the world were allegedly used during the voting process.

For years diver Tom Daley has inspired others to try his sport. But after the Tokyo Olympics will he have persuaded us to all try a different hobby?

The cost of energy bills may rocket, if Friday's increase to the energy price cap goes ahead, but there are concerns for lower income families too.

Tributes have been paid to a marshal after he was hit by a car and killed at a motorsport racing event.

A father has recalled the day his daughter got married during the Battle of Britain, while bombs were falling and gunfire was rattling off close by.

Public gardens which were formerly free to enter have reopened after 18 months of closure - but admission will now cost you.

A postie who has retired after delivering mail for 50 years has been reminiscing on his time working for Royal Mail.

The family of a 30 year old man who died soon after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour are raising money in his memory.

A motorcyclist has died of his injuries almost two weeks after his bike was in collision with a car.

A former Gurkha soldier who served in the Falklands war has been cleared of causing the death of his mother following a head-on collision.

Three Kent towns have been named by the Met Office as the sunniest in the UK thanks to a yearly average of 720 hours of sunshine.

An emergency response saw part of an industrial estate cordoned off as police, ambulance and the fire service treated people after a leak.

In 2001, Phil Kerton stepped off a plane and received a number of panicked voicemail messages... his life would never be the same again.

A cyclist whose injuries after colliding with a lorry became infected is embroiled in a six-week treatment saga leaving him 'mentally drained'.