The Patient Portal is available for users ages over 16 and can be accessed 24/7 via a mobile, tablet or computer.

They will be invited via text to register after a scheduled hospital outpatient appointment.

It’s hoped the move online will save the NHS and patient’s time. 

The British number one’s been drawn against the 23-time grand slam singles champion in the first round in Cincinnati next week.

Williams effectively announced her retirement from tennis this week.

Over 1,000 residents are opposing the plans to build houses on the Park Road Allotments.

The site is part of the Duke of Northumberland’s Estate and has been open to the public for over 100 years.

Hounslow Council has refused the planning application and has offered to manage the site as a permanent allotment. 

The newly promoted side travel to Wolves this afternoon.

Mitrovic began the new campaign by scoring two goals against Liverpool.

He broke the Championship scoring record last year.

Just over 1,500 have been returned to London’s boroughs in total with Hounslow responsible for around a third of the properties. 

Just over 900 of the homes are to be converted into social rented stock, with the rest being made available for homeless families.

It’s part of a scheme run by London Mayor, Sadiq Khans’ office. 

His team are preparing to play Manchester United this afternoon.

The Denmark International made the switch to Old Trafford this summer.

He spent the second half of last season in west London.

Firefighters were called to the blaze on Silver Lane at around 5 yesterday afternoon.

A man was treated for smoke inhalation and burns and taken to hospital. 

Half of the first floor of the house was destroyed, and the cause of the fire is being investigated.

It’s thought more than 1,000 youngsters will benefit. 

The announcement is part of a raft of measures announced by the Labour run administration.

They include free Covid testing for front line workers and expanding food waste collections. 

The authority says it’s the next step in making sure people get help with the rising cost of energy bills. 

It is now calling for everyone who is eligible to come forward to claim their money. 

The latest scheme is a follow-on from the Government’s mandatory £150 Council Tax Energy Rebate Scheme launched in March.  

A new, dedicated Coastal Crime Line reporting service has launched. 

People are being urged to report crime taking place at docks, ports and marinas.  

This includes thefts, smuggling and criminal damage.

It gives under 18s an opportunity to follow in their heroes' footsteps and hopefully play for a title in the future. 

16 year old Beth Pye travelled from Worcestershire to the All England Club SW19 to make the tournament. 

Police have released CCTV pictures of two suspects following in the incident on the 26th of June, on the 156 from Wimbledon to Vauxhall.

The two boarded the bus, before trying to get off, with the woman screaming and kicking the doors.

When the victim asked her to stop, she and a man assaulted him, then got off at the next stop.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

The industrial action was due to last almost three weeks, finishing on the 19th.

But successful talks have taken place between the GMB union and Amey.

Kerbside collections will resume from Monday.

Police have renewed appeals following the incident on 3pm on the 21st of July.

The driver of the skip lorry stopped at the scene and hasn’t been arrested.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

People living in Coombe Road claim 9 of the bright green rental bikes have been abandoned over the last few days. 

Elsewhere, Westminster Council has begun seizing dockless bikes left on roads and pavements saying they are hazardous to pavement users. 

Lime says it will collect any e-bikes immediately that have not been parked responsibly after they have been used.

The company says it would like to work with Kingston Council to install designated e-bike parking bays.  

A spokesperson for Lime e-bikes says: 

Our bikes are not dumped, they are used by local residents, commuters and visitors as a sustainable way of travelling around London, who then park them at their end destination. We regularly remind users to park responsibly, and will fine and ban users that leave bikes antisocially or obstructively. If a bike has been left obstructively in Kingston, we will collect it immediately. We would also like to work with Kingston to create designated e-bike parking bays, to ensure our riders always have a responsible place to park in the borough. 

They've been heavily linked with Leicester's Wesley Fofana - but the German wouldn't comment on individual targets.

Tuchel says they are on the lookout, though.

Around 30 of the 80 properties which had to be emptied have now been declared "gas safe".

A four year old girl was killed in the blast on Monday morning.

They are being funded through the Household Support Fund.

Richmond is providing each eligible child £15 per week for the six-week school holiday period. 

 So far 4,200 children have received vouchers. 

The blaze began in Hallowfield Way just after 9am.

Around three squared metres of recycling waste caught light.

 There are no reports of any injuries or details of how the fire started. 

He was last seen entering the water at Desborough Sailing Club last night.

Two water rescue vehicles were sent to the area and his body was recovered just after midnight.

Hampton and Richmond Borough FC has joined the “Tickets for Troops” scheme for its home match against Hemel Hempstead.  

The club joins other football clubs, sports and music events who have supported the military charity since 2009.

Chair of Tickets for Troops Lord Marland said: “Tickets For Troops” is delighted to receive the support of Hampton & Richmond Borough FC. These amazing gestures make such a difference to those who keep us safe and secure.”

20-year-old Darren Parchment from Norbury will appear in court today. 

Meanwhile, 23-year-old Agash Jeyanandam from Croydon is appearing at the Old Bailey today, and a third man has been arrested.

Police were called just after 5.30am on Sunday to Station Road, where the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

In order to sustain the health of the parks, which include Richmond and Bushy, they use water drawn from boreholes and waterbodies in the evening, or overnight to deliver the maximum benefit. 

In the long term, they aim to plant tree species which are more resilient to drought and strengthen the ecosystems to better withstand climate stress.

The shade provided by the thousands of trees can help cool the atmosphere by several degrees. 

The appeal has been launched after a wildfire broke out on Pirbright Ranges last month. 

The area is home to many rare and threatened species and patches of the ground burned for three weeks. 

James Herd, from Surrey Wildlife Trust, explains how the money raised will be used.

It’ll remain shut until Thursday.

 Network Rail and South Western Railway will be carrying out essential work to improve reliability on the line. 

Rail replacement buses will run for the four days and trains will continue to run via Richmond.

Fire crews were called at around 5.15 yesterday evening to Hamm Moor Lane. 

They evacuated eight homes as a precaution, and had to disconnect power supplies. 

One resident of a road a kilometre away said she could see ash and smell smoke from the fire.

He was a key player as they secured a Europa Conference League play-off spot last season.

Balmer is a Northern Ireland under-21 international and will start his Palace career in the club's academy.

At 5:16pm they were called to Cygnet Avenue where two hectares of grass and shrubland were damaged by fire. 

Later on, crews tackled a grass fire near Elmwood Avenue where half an acre of grass was damaged.

LFB’s asking that you “don’t barbecue in open spaces or balconies, throw your rubbish away safely and put your cigarettes out properly.”

58-year-old Edward White-Overton is accused of three counts of strangulation, as well as threatening a person with a blade.

They took place between mid-April and early August.

He was wanted on recall to prison, and is appearing in court today.

The airport’s latest figures show 6.3m people passed through its terminals last month, when a cap on numbers was also imposed.

A daily limit of 100,000 passengers has been enforced for some airlines to help reduce queue times, delays and last-minute cancellations.

Merton Council leader Ross Garrod is writing to the Financial Conduct Authority and Chancellor, asking them to look into the matter.

He says companies are saying the lack of structural damage negates claims for disruptions to work, accommodation costs, and more.

Councillor Garrod also claims that some residents who are being told they can be covered, are having to pay “significant” excess fees.

The England international moved to Stamford Bridge after seven successful years with the Premier League champions.

Sterling started 23 top-flight games last season and admits that left him frustrated.

The victim of a gas explosion in Thornton Heath earlier this week has been named.

4 year old Sahara Salman died after the explosion on Monday – an 11 year old boy and a 54 year old woman remain in hospital.

Police were called shortly after 7am to a property in Galpins Road that had collapsed during the explosion.

The child’s next of kin are still being supported by specially trained officers.

A 20 year old man’s in custody after being arrested on suspicion of murder.

23 year old Agash Jeyanandam from Croydon was charged with murder earlier this week and is due in court tomorrow.

On Sunday, the victim believed to be in his 40s had been found unresponsive in Station Road but was pronounced dead at the scene.

Supporters of the Children’s Trust flocked to its 16th annual Supercar event at Goodwood Motor Circuit in mid July.  

Visitors were given the chance to enjoy a passenger ride in their choice of over 100 “exotic” cars while raising money.  

The Children's Trust runs the UK's largest rehab centre for children with brain injury. 

The chancellor and business secretary will meet with executives in the next half an hour - aiming to work out what can be done to help those most in need.

The amount we're paying for gas and electricity is expected to soar in October as the price cap increases.

Labour Croydon North MP Steve Reed says the government's too distracted by the Tory leadership race.

The Commonside trust is asking for no more clothes donations, as they have enough for now.

They say the same thing about toiletries and food or bottled water, but that they are likely to need some more later.

The Met Office is also worried about the risk of wildfires breaking out because of tinderbox dry conditions.

The chance of this happening has been raised to "exceptional" - the highest it can be.

Riccardo La Torre from the Norbiton-based Fire Brigades Union is concerned they're not fully prepared for this.

Marcus Mumford, from Wimbledon, told GQ he hit “rock bottom”  in 2019, and was physically sick during a therapy session. 

He says it’s led to issues with breathing throughout his life, but he now “feels more free” than he has in a “long time”. 

His new solo single, Cannibal, directly confronts the incident.

He also did it in straight sets - 7-5, 7-6 - to reach the last-16.

Dan Evans recorded an impressive win over a top 10 player as well, that was Andrey Rublev, while Cameron Norrie beat Dutchman Botic van de Zandschulp.

They all play again tonight.

Wimbledon runner-up Nick Kyrgios continued his outstanding form, knocking out world number one Daniil Medvedev.

St Peter’s, St Helier had the artwork commissioned in 1977 which shows a city in flames, and it hangs over the door. 

The mural has since faded, making the Christ figure difficult to see, but the destruction is still visible. 

The painting has not been universally popular; an application was submitted to remove it in 1991 but was unsuccessful.

38 year-old Aine Davis from Hammersmith was arrested yesterday evening after arriving at Luton airport on a flight from Turkey.

The group of four are thought to have been responsible for the kidnap and holding of more than 20 Westerners.

Emergency crews were called to Thameside around 3.20pm yesterday, after reports a man had been attacked by four or five people. 

It took place by the river next to the camping site, and the suspects fled the scene in a vehicle. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

The latest picture shows her wearing a distinctive red Adidas top and slider type shoes.

It was taken about 12.30pm on the day she disappeared in London Road in Croydon.

Five people have been arrested for suspected murder or kidnap and have been bailed.

Emergency services were called to Hereford Road at the weekend where trees and decking were alight at the rear of properties.

London Fire Brigade is warning it has seen a rise in “fire-setting” over the summer holidays.

Officers say the hot weather has made the ground tinder dry.

A male victim was walking along the road, when he was pushed to the ground and repeatedly attacked.

The incident happened in the early hours of July the 2^nd.

Anyone with information should contact Police on 101. 

The council says they’re starting the process to move them on “as soon as possible”.

Footage posted on social media appears to show one of the travellers running at the camera person.

Richmond Council is among a group of councils calling for authorities to be able to move on traveller camps without going to court.

It’s based at the Ascension Church in Sherwood Park Road. 

A child died yesterday morning when a house collapsed following a suspected gas leak in Galpin’s Road. 

More than 200 residents remain displaced.

She's believed to have been four years old, and died when a terraced house collapsed on Monday. 

Three other people were injured.

Police were called just after 2pm yesterday and closed the busy route. 

The rider was taken to hospital and their injuries are unknown at this time.

 The company has published its planned strike day services.  

Customers should expect severe disruption on the network and, if they must travel, are being urged not to do it by train. 

More than 2,100 SWR members are set to walk out in a row over pay and job security.

Ro Stretton has joined a programme created by brand Baylis and Harding.

A publicly accessible drop-off point has been created at her property in The Greenway.

That means anyone in the borough who uses Baylis and Harding products can return them for recycling.   

The collected waste will then be sent to TerraCycle for shredding and cleaning.

Manufacturers will then be able to create new generic plastic products, reducing the need to extract new resources from the planet.

His publisher Penguin Random House confirmed he passed away yesterday morning. 

The author was born in Wimbledon, and studied painting at the Wimbledon School of Art. 

The Snowman has sold more than 5.5m copies.

A four-year-old girl died in the blast on Monday morning and four others were injured. 

Council leader Ross Garrod says the authority is providing hotel accommodation, food and emergency cash for necessities. 

He has praised the community for stepping up.

Sarah Olney, says the plan would save a typical household in her constituency, Richmond Park, an extra £1,849 a year. 

The 70% increase is expected to be announced by Ofgem later this month. 

But by cancelling it, Ms Olney says the Government could pay the shortfall to energy suppliers so that they can supply customers at current rates.  

Emergency crews were called just before 5.30 yesterday evening.

The police helicopter and the marine policing unit searched the water for the man, and found the body shortly after midnight.

The force say his family has been informed.

Emergency crews were called just before 5.30 yesterday evening. 

The police helicopter and the marine policing unit searched the water for the man. 

The force say his family has been informed.

 Emergency crews were called yesterday at around 10pm to Mount Ephraim Road.

It’s believed to have been accidental, and caused by the unsafe disposal of smoking materials.

 Smokers are being urged not to smoke in bed and to use proper ashtrays.

The 23-time Grand Slam champion beat Nuria Parrizas Dias of Spain in straight sets to reach the second round of the Canada Open. 

The American, who is now 40, claims she's enjoying playing while she still can. 

Serena Williams is also one of the most successful female tennis players in the history of Wimbledon with a staggering seven titles to her name.

The prediction is from a renowned consultancy firm, Cornwall Insight. 

Conservative leadership contender Liz Truss has again said she favours tax cuts over direct payments to households. 

Deputy prime minister and MP for Esher and Walton Dominic Raab,  a supporter of rival Rishi Sunak, says that's the wrong approach.

Thames Water's blaming the 'long-term forecast of dry weather' but hasn't confirmed when restrictions will come into force.

Southern Water and South East Water have already imposed hosepipe bans on some of their customers. 

Lib Dem leader and Kingston MP, Sir Ed Davey, says these companies need to be brought to account.

More homes have also been evacuated in Galpin’s Road following the blast yesterday which killed a four year old girl. 

Southern Gas Networks is continuing to work on site, and residents are being told they must stay away. 

The New Horizon Centre in Pollards Hill is still being used as an evacuation centre.

Kyra Hill was a keen footballer who played for Coombe Wood School in Croydon. 

She died when she reportedly got into trouble at an inflatable assault course run by Liquid Leisure. 

The youngster was reported missing at around 3.55pm on Saturday and discovered over an hour later.

Esher MP Dominic Raab, who supports Rishi Sunak in the Tory leadership race, says her proposed tax cuts would "do little" for the most vulnerable.

He's described them as "bad politics".

But Paul Scully, Sutton MP and supporter of the foreign secretary, says the proposals make sense.

South Western Railway is trialling the myEyes app, which uses Bluetooth to track your location, then gives audio directions.

Battersea MP Marsha De Cordova has sight issues, and says that “travelling and navigating around the city is probably one of the biggest challenges that we face”.

The trial will run for three months, and may be rolled out to more stations if successful.

In August last year, officers saw 23-year-old Umar Pervez from Croydon with a holdall, but when he was stopped, he no longer had it. 

It was later found to have an AK47, magazine, and ammunition in it. 

25-year-old Kyal Truong-Clarke from Beckenham was also arrested, as he had been asking how much he could sell the gun for.

The GMB Union were originally asking for a 28% pay rise, but say they’ve “moved their position”, although it’s not been revealed how far. 

However, they say that Amey are still offering 4.21%. 

Talks will resume on Thursday. 

A spokesman for Amey says the pay offer is being accepted across the country, and is in line with the real living wage.

Around 100 people were removed from Galpin’s Road following a massive blaze yesterday morning which killed a child. 

Four others are injured. 

Merton Council leader Ross Garrod explains what’s happening at the New Horizon Centre in Pollards Hill. 

It’s after a recent search for locums and volunteers proved “fruitless.”

The charity fears it will have to temporarily close to new admissions at certain times if it can’t find enough vets to cover shifts. 

The 40 year old centre is presently staffed by vets seven days a week.

Interested parties should email: [email protected] 

The podcaster from Barnes, who was known as 'Bowel Babe' on social media, passed away in June at the age of 40. 

It's now revealed that her 'crippling panic attacks' stopped when she was diagnosed. 

She says she also had no choice but to look her biggest fear 'straight in the eye.'

In 2012, Zac Sharif-Ali was walking his dog, when he was illegally stopped and searched, according to the Met. 

PC Duncan Bullock was in plain clothes, but is said to have not properly identified himself and didn’t give his name. 

The Observer reports that the Met denies the use of a prolonged neck hold, and he wasn’t stopped because of the colour of his skin.

On Friday, one person was walking home near Ruxley Lane when a car stopped in front of them, and a man demanded their watch. 

Then on Saturday, the same thing happened when the person pulled into their driveway. 

In both cases an expensive Audemars Piguet watch was stolen, worth thousands of pounds.

The incident happened at around 3pm yesterday  as she entered the River Thames near to the campsite. 

The victim stroked a horse that was in the river and when she got out of the water she was verbally abused by a man. 

The blaze could be seen by passengers on flights taking off and landing at nearby Heathrow.

Ten fire engines and around 70 firefighters were called to Hereford Road at around 4.30pm. 

Reporter Laura Bundock is at the scene today.

Sadiq Khan sent a tweet to his 3 million followers. 

It says “My heart goes out to the loved ones of the young child who has tragically lost their life today following the house explosion. 

This is truly awful news and my thoughts are with all those who have been impacted.”

Photo Credit: LFB

A child's died in a house explosion in Thornton Heath.

Emergency crews were called to the property which collapsed after the blast this morning and several others are damaged.

Four people have been injured, three of them were taken to hospital.

Firefighters aren't looking for anyone else.

Richard Welch is deputy assistant commissioner of the London Fire Brigade.

Part of the ground floor of an end-of-terrace house in vale Road was damaged by the blaze earlier. 

There are no reports of any injuries.  

The cause of the fire is not known at this time.

Police were called shortly after 7am to a property in Galpins Road.

The child’s next of kin has been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers.

Leader of Merton Council, Ross Garrod, explains how the authority is helping those displaced by the explosion. 

The authority says it is working with London Fire Brigade and the Met Police to work out a plan for those who are currently homeless. 

The terraced property collapsed in Galpin's, damaging neighbouring homes in Thornton Heath.

Emergency services were called just after 7 o'clock this morning and don't yet know the cause of the blast.

Reporter Madeline Ratcliffe says it was a huge explosion.

Photo: LFB

Emergency crews were called just after 7am this morning to Galpin’s Road.

A terraced house has collapsed and neighbouring properties have also been damaged.

A fourth person was treated on scene.

The cause is not known at this time.

Emergency crews were called just after 7am this morning to Galpin’s Road. 

A terraced house has collapsed and neighbouring properties have also been damaged. 

The cause is not known at this time.

The midfielder came off the bench to complete the fightback after they had trailed 2-nil.

DaSilva made his return from a career threatening hip problem at the King Power Stadium.

Frank says he was delighted.

The stats emerged following the case of a 15-year-old known only as Child Q.

She was searched while on her period, wrongly suspected of carrying drugs.

The Met says it's toughened up its rules, and an inspector's authority is now required before a search.

Emergency crews were called just after 7am to Galpin’s Road.

Neighbouring homes have also been damaged.

The cause of the fire and explosion is not known at this time.

Surrey Warriors Strikers won their game against Bec Old Boys by just 13 runs, while Surrey Warriors Spartans beat Wandsworth by 20. 

St Lukes lost to Ottershaw by two wickets, which was just barely enough to pick Ottershaw off the bottom of the table.

It’s after strike action was halted as the GMB Union agreed to get round the table for talks with council contractor Amey. 

However, they have stated that they will strike tomorrow if talks over pay break down.  

Amey refuse workers in Elmbridge and Surrey Heath are scheduled to walk out for the next fortnight.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jalsa Salana is a number of pop-up events across three days celebrating the values of the religion. 

Mayor of Kingston, Yogan Yoganathan, is proud the town has such strong links with the community.  

Visitors will be able to enjoy a variety of performances every Sunday as part of the annual Arts in the Park events.

Performances range from Bollywood, renaissance, folk, Shakespeare and jazz.

The events are organised by English Heritage, an independent charity that aims to share inspiring visitor experiences across the country.

The Moving Communities survey will address why 46% of people are not meeting medical guidelines for physical activity. 

The brief survey will invite people to share what they enjoy, the places and spaces they visit and what stops them being more active. 

Owami Davies was last seen in West Croydon exactly one month ago.

Five people have been detained in total - the other four have been released on bail.

Charlotte Lomas is in Croydon with an update.

Recent hot and dry weather conditions saw a series of blazes earlier this week, in the Feltham and Hanworth areas.

Park Rangers and workers will increase patrols and lookout for potential fire hazards, whilst council teams will conduct litter picks.

Vegetation is also being cut back and the existing fire breaks doubled in size and reinforced in key areas.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of kidnap and is being questioned by police. 

24 year old Owami Davies left her family home in Grays in Essex on the 4th of July and was last seen July 7th in West Croydon. 

Four other men arrested have since been released on bail. 

It’s after England’s Women beat Germany 2-1 in the Euros last weekend.

Munira Wilson wants whoever becomes Prime Minister, Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak, to make sure football is available to girls in schools.

She says the legacy of what happened at Wembley must be protected for future generations.

Wandsworth Council says it removed the “ugly and unauthorised” buildings as they drastically reduced pedestrian space.

The owners of the two businesses had failed to comply with enforcement notices requiring their removal.

The authority says it will be charging them the cost of the operation and if they don’t pay they will face further legal action.

The new service offers discrete support and safe accommodation to women and children who need to flee their homes.

Ending violence against women and girls is one of the authority’s top priorities.

Bosses say they are “dedicated to ensuring that survivors get the support they need, including anyone fleeing domestic abuse.”

Bosses says the move will have a “disproportionate” impact on residents.

London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, wants to extend his polluting vehicle charging levy to more boroughs by Autumn next year.

Vehicles that do not meet the emission standard will be charged £12.50 a day.

We have contacted the Mayor’s office for comment on numerous occasions.