Richmond, Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea are among the 10 participating boroughs.

Janet Hunter cared for severely injured RAF crew and victims of Nazi air raids during World War II.

 She worked with plastic surgeon Sir Archibald McIndoe, whose team provided ground-breaking reconstructive surgery for burns victims.

 janet, who is a resident of the Star and Garter veteran’s care home in Surbiton, received the card from King Charles earlier this week.

The gang members, two of whom came from Essex, received sentences totalling over 20 years when they appeared at Isleworth crown Court.

The cars were taken after the men used a device to reprogramme their diginat locks.

One of the vehicles was found on a boat bound for Ghana.

£10,000 is up for grabs as part of the latest round of the Ignite Fund.

Home-grown talent and borough-produced events are going to be at the forefront of next year’s celebrations.

Croydon was named London Borough of Culture 2023 after a successful bid to the Mayor of London.

It’s been handed a grant of £1.35million for the year long event. 

The council is trying to make the pavements safer and stop drains from becoming blocked and flooding during heavy rainfall. 

Residents with compost bins are also being asked to clear leaves from the front of their homes. 

There are over 220,000 street tress across Merton and 300 tonnes of leaves were collected last year. 

It could be the latest setback for England manager Gareth Southgate ahead of naming his squad.

Despite the risk of injury, Chelsea boss Graham Potter doesn't think players should play with fear in the domestic games leading up to the break.

The club has owned the freehold at the golf club since 1993.

Bosses say expansion is necessary to "maintain” the annual tennis “Championships at the pinnacle of the sport".

It is expected that Wandsworth and Merton Council Planning Committees will be voting on the proposals this month.

Those against the plans say the move will make the area “unrecognisable.”

It received £20k from The Chewing Gum Taskforce to carry out a deep clean of the streets.

280 hours of deep cleaning has been completed in North End, George Street and Church Street to remove gum from the pavement.

New signs have also been installed, which have been found to reduce gum littering by up to 64%.

 61 year old John Paul will serve a minimum of 19 years. 

Anthony Bird was found dead at his home in Kensington Gardens Square in June 1980 after concerns were raised by his employer. 

When officers discovered Tony’s body, his flat had been ransacked and electrical items and alcohol had been stolen. 

By 1981 enquiries had been exhausted, with no evidence to identify the suspect coming to light until Paul confessed last year.

He was detained on suspicion of disseminating terrorist publications and bailed to a date in early February.

Searches were carried out at the address and the investigation relates to suspected Islamist terrorism.

They have been targeting the ‘fatal 5’ – speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, driving under the influence, using a mobile phone and careless driving.

They have been working with a specialist data researcher to target individuals resulting in successfully intercepting 61% of targets.

Just over 660 offences in total have been processed, through a combination of FPNs, report for summons and arrests. 

He'll take the captain's armband at Twickenham after recovering from concussion.

Head coach Eddie Jones says having the Saracens fly-half back is a major boost.

At around 40 minutes past midnight on the 7th of October, a woman was attacked on Prentis Road.

She managed to fight him off and scream for help, and he ran towards St Leonard’s Church.

The Commission on Young Lives is recommending the government treats the issue as serious as terrorism.

It says Covid-19 and the cost of living crisis will be a 'gift' to criminals if there are cuts to services.

Policing minister Chris Philp insists they're working hard to tackle the issue.

Members of the Unite union are walking out for three days from November the 18th in a row over pay.

They're all ground-handling, airside transport and cargo staff. 

They were called yesterday afternoon to Bandon Hill Cemetery, after World War Two ordnance was found.

The site was declared safe in the late afternoon and the roads reopened.

The area’s MP Stephen Hammond is writing to the housing secretary, requesting that it be called in, due to its height. 

M&G Real Estate say the office block at St George’s House East will have environmentally sustainable measures, and will improve the street scene. 

It was approved by Merton Council in February.

A 39-year-old appeared in Magistrates court yesterday after a woman was found seriously injured on Martindale Road. 

Anybody with concerns is asked to speak to the officers.

Young adult football fans are the main focus of the sporting event which will also aim to raise awareness of drug driving. 

The free match is taking place at at Meadowbank Football Ground in Dorking.

 Kick-off is 2.30 with monetary donations going to the firefighters’ charity.

Phase one of a multi-million-pound development has been completed on land at St Peter’s Hospital.

The second phase of the project will see the existing 1970s built accommodation replaced with 72 flats.

Trust bosses say the old stock was becoming harder to maintain, was no longer fit for purpose and needed modernising.

39-year-old Ramazan Mukalazi, from Hounslow, will appear in court today.

Police were called at around 6.15am yesterday to Martindale Road, where they found a woman in her 60s in a life-threatening condition.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

The county council says before the COVID pandemic, there were 27m trips a year, but that’s dropped to 18m.

They’re also looking to invest in more environmentally friendly buses and introduce more on-demand services.

You can find a link to the consultation on their website.

https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/policies-plans-consultations/roads-and-transport-consultations/future-bus-review

Police say that a resident in Holly Avenue had a woman knock on the door asking for directions, then “pay attention” to the hallway.

The woman then then appeared to speak to someone in a white van.

The resident later found that she was unable to retrieve any camera images from the time of the visit, suggesting the use of a signal jammer.

The fund provides grants to organisations that are delivering services to help residents keep warm and fed this winter.

Richmond Council is providing £150,000 worth of grants.

The authority is also aiming to extend its warm spaces programme beyond the borough’s libraries.

Fire broke out in Oakfield Road this morning. 

Another man was rescued from the first floor via an internal staircase and a further three men left the building by themselves. 

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

He was targeted while giving a speech at a rally and many of his supporters are calling it an assassination attempt.

His former brother in law, Lord Goldsmith of Richmond, has called the news “appalling” and says he’s strong and will soon be back on his feet. 

Ahead of the event, he was asked if he was concerned about the risk of violence.

The England winger scored in last night's 2-1 victory over Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League, playing in a more advanced position.

Potter says he's delighted Sterling appears to be hitting form ahead of the World Cup.

64-year-old John Ives has been found guilty of 31 offences, including burglary and indecent assault.

Police say he is “well known in Ealing” and encourage anyone who has “noy yet had the strength” to speak to them should do so.

He’s been remanded in custody awaiting sentencing.

Merky FC will help them off the pitch through multi-year, paid professional placements.

The New Malden-based rapper says "we barely see" any black managers, coaches or sports presenters and that many people aren't even aware of the vast roles in the sport.

There are reports the Manston centre is housing around 4-thousand asylum seekers - around double the capacity.

It's unclear who's taking the legal action.

The Prime Minister's admitted "not enough" claims are being processed.

Harjap Singh Bhangal is a Brentford-based immigration lawyer.

39-year-old Ramazan Mukalazi, from Hounslow, will appear in court today. 

Police were called at around 6.15am yesterday to Martindale Road, where they found a woman in her 60s in a life-threatening condition.

 Anyone with information is asked to contact police, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

This year’s theme is ‘They gave their all for us.’

It highlights how young some of the charity’s residents were when they joined the Armed Forces.

Connie spent her war years supporting and taking care of officers stationed in Loch Lomond.

Wildlife Aid Foundation is also asking people to consider the psychological damage loud noises and flashes can have on animals.   

The charity is urging people to consider buying silent, or low noise alternatives to traditional rockets and bangers.  

Staff deal with firework related casualties annually, including burns and road accidents where startled animals have run in front of cars. 

The area’s MP Fleur Anderson has written to Housing Secretary Michael Gove, saying they’re “disproportionate”.

One person reported a 400% increase, and was having to use up their savings.

The Housing Department says:

“Service charges must be reasonable and leaseholders are able to legally challenge charges they consider not to be. 

“We are committed to better protecting and empowering leaseholders and are due to bring forward further leasehold reforms this parliament.”

It’ll start at 4pm on Friday and run until 7am on Sunday. 

Officers say its due to the high levels of young people coming into the borough and higher levels of anti social behaviour. 

 A similar order implemented two weekends ago for the same reason had positive results according to the Met.   

Wylie is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier and Shih Tzu cross who found his forever home, thanks to the charity, six years ago.

He now lives in Oxford.

The commercial once again features Dawn French as a festive fairy. 

They are up against the Pumas in their opening autumn match this weekend.

The South Americans beat the All Blacks in New Zealand for the first time in their history back in August.

Curry says that's a warning of just what they're up against.

A court has heard that 61-year-old Geza Tarjanyi from Lancashire travelled to Sajid Javid’s home in Fulham in January.

He’s accused of having an article with intent to destroy or damage.

The prosecution says that he was “prepared” to use a heavy duty adhesive spray to glue posters to Mr Javid’s home.

The trial continues.

It’s to mark the annual Royal British Legion Poppy appeal. 

Poppy flags are also flying at TfL piers with giant poppies wrapped around selected London buses.

Kingston and Hammersmith bus stations are two of six in the capital which have their very own roundels. 

They are up against Dinamo Zagreb at home tonight.

They've already sealed their place in the last-16 having topped their group.

Boss Graham Potter says Benjamin Mendy - who was previously number one at Stamford Bridge - is ready to seize his chance.

A group of males tricked 24-year-old Abdirizak Hassan, known as Abdi, into visiting an address in Roehampton in May 2021 where they attacked him and stabbed him in the chest.

19 year old Elijah Roye appeared at Kingston Crown Court earlier where he was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Abdirizak Hassan, to serve a minimum term of 18 years.

Roye had previously been convicted of murder at the same court in May. 

Police were called at 11am on the 6th of May last year after a body was found at a residential property in a block of flats in Dowdeswell Close.

Officers attended and Abdirizak was found with a stab injury; he had been attacked at the same location the previous afternoon.

Detectives from the Met's Specialist Crime Command began an investigation. 

Witness accounts, forensic evidence, CCTV footage and phone data led to all three suspects being identified.

Through collecting this evidence, officers established the group had arrived at the property on the afternoon of the 5th of May. The property was owned by a vulnerable person.

The group used the woman's phone to lure Abdi to the property forcing her to claim she wanted to buy drugs from him. When he arrived at 5.20pm they ambushed him in an attack that lasted several minutes.

The defendants then left the property and were seen on CCTV heading away from the area, before splitting up and going their separate ways.

In a statement, the victim's family said: "Abdi was well loved son, brother and friend. He was a funny, clever, compassionate and big-hearted person. We miss him dearly and will cherish our memories of him forever."

They've both been included in a 25-man squad for the match.

May dislocated his elbow less than two weeks ago, while Farrell is recovering from a concussion.

Dan Evans lost in straight sets to Greek fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas while Jack Draper's tournament also ended in the second round.

He lost to America's Frances Tiafoe 

Putney based British number one Cameron Norrie takes on Corentin Moutet of France for a place in the last-16 later.

It's already been confirmed the Scottish title holders will finish bottom of their group.

Chelsea and Manchester City complete their campaigns later tonight knowing they're through as group winners.

The Londoners meet Dinamo Zagreb, while City face Sevilla.

PC Jonathon Cobban, who's 35, and former Metropolitan officer Joel Borders, who's 46, were convicted of sending the Whatsapp posts in 2019.

Miss Everard was kidnapped from the streets of Clapham in March last year and later killed by Wayne Couzens. 

They swapped racist and misogynistic messages including content about rape and domestic violence.

Hundreds of people in England and Wales have been cleared to serve in the police when they should have failed vetting procedures.

The police watchdog found some officers passed checks despite having criminal records or family links to organised crime.

Its investigation was set up after Sarah Everard was kidnapped in Clapham and murdered by a serving police officer.

The home secretary says "culture and standards" in the police need to change and the "public's trust in policing restored".

Suella Braverman has responded to the shocking report from HM Inspectorate of Constabulary which found that hundreds of officers who should have failed vetting checks had been employed.

It seems some officers have relatives linked to organised crime, while others have criminal records.

Ms Braverman says the report must be acted on as a "matter of urgency".

Surrey Police's statement in full: 

"Surrey Police remains determined to root out any individual not fit to serve the county and its communities. 

We have made a commitment that Surrey will be a county that is not only safe, but feels safe and having the trust and confidence of the public is critical. That’s why we remain focused on identifying and removing any officer or member of staff who compromises our standards or integrity.

Launched in 2020, our Force Commitments set out the “high standards and ethical behaviour” we expect of all of our staff and that “we will respect and reflect the differences in the communities we serve”.

We therefore welcome the publication of the HMICFRS report into vetting, corruption, and misconduct published today. Many of the recommendations focus on areas where we have already carried out significant work and rigorous procedures are already in place within our Professional Standards Department to deal with misconduct swiftly and robustly.

While it is widely acknowledged that misogyny is endemic in society, our position remains clear that behaviours of this kind have no place in our force.

We were one of the first forces to openly discuss misogyny and sexism within the workplace with the launch of our internal campaign, Not In My Force, in 2020 which has since been picked up and replicated by other forces nationally. This was followed up by a “Let’s Talk About Gender” Toolkit encouraging discussions within teams across the force. Earlier this year we also introduced a Sexual Harassment Toolkit, which provides guidance to officers and staff on how to challenge and report such behaviour.

Today’s report highlights the potential risks associated with the national police officer uplift programme and the maintenance of standards due to the “size and speed of the programme”. In Surrey, as we have increased officer numbers, we have continued to maintain robust vetting procedures for all new joiners and transferees in accordance with the College of Policing Vetting Code of Practice and the associated Authorised Professional Practice (APP).

We recognise however, that there is still work to be done in support of the commitments we have made and we will carefully consider the recommendations within HMICFRS’s report making any changes that are required."

It’s to mark the annual Royal British Legion Poppy appeal. 

Poppy flags are also flying at TfL piers with giant poppies wrapped around selected London buses.

Kingston and Hammersmith bus stations are two of six in the capital which have their very own roundels. 

The messages were exchanged with their colleague Wayne Couzens, who abducted Sarah Everard from Clapham before murdering her.

35-year-old PC Jonathon Cobban and former Metropolitan officer 46-year-old Joel Borders were convicted of sending the posts.

They swapped racist and misogynistic messages including content about rape and domestic violence.

The foreign secretary's accusing them of being involved in industries helping to prop up Moscow's military as the war in Ukraine continues.

They'll all face a travel ban, asset freeze and transport sanctions.

The Prime Minister's made a U-turn on his decision to attend the global climate summit, COP27.

Rishi Sunak previously said he must stay in the UK to focus on domestic issues.

But he says he now recognises that there's "no long-term prosperity without action on climate change".

Labour MP for Battersea Marsha de Cordova has tweeted 

"Party politics and ideology can’t take priority over people and the planet. 

The PM should have shown leadership by committing to attending COP rather than being dragged kicking and screaming. 

His actions are letting down people and future generations"

A man has been arrested following the assault on the victim at 6.15 this morning in Martindale Road. 

Officers and London Ambulance Service attended and found a woman in her late 50s with a head injury; she was taken to hospital where her condition is described as life threatening.

A man has been arrested by attending officers on suspicion of sexual assault and is in hospital while under arrest.

A crime scene is in place and enquiries continue.

Any witnesses or anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101 or contact via Twitter @MetCC quoting CAD 915/02NOV

To give information anonymously contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or online at crimestoppers-uk.org.

The police watchdog found some officers passed checks despite having criminal records or family links to organised crime.

Its investigation was set up after Sarah Everard from Clapham was kidnapped and murdered by a serving police officer.

Shadow Policing Minister and Croydon Central MP Sarah Jones says the findings should “serve a serious reminder” to raise standards.

She says Labour would overhaul training, vetting and misconduct procedures.

Virginia Woolf lived and worked in the town between 1914 and 1924. 

Aurora Metro Arts and Media Charity has dedicated five years to raising the £50,000 needed to install the statue. 

It will be officially unveiled in its new home in Terrace Gardens, overlooking the Thames, on November the 16th. 

The service says it is running low on “so many items” including long life milk and tinned meats. 

People are being asked to consider adding a couple of items to their weekly shop or making a donation. 

Volunteers are also being sought to help run the foodbank which fed more than 12,000 people in 2020. 

The advice from the council comes as it’s announced all poultry and captive birds in England must be kept indoors from Monday.

It’s as the Government tries to fight “the biggest ever outbreak of Avian flu”.

Spelthorne Borough Council has outlined the circumstances under which you should contact Defra’s helpline.

These include calling the Defra helpline (03459 33 55 77) if you find one or more dead bird of prey or owl.

Also, 3 or more dead gulls or wild waterfowl which are swans, geese and ducks or 5 or more dead birds of any species.

Around 5.5million birds have now died or been culled since October last year. 

Police have just released details of an incident on board the 455 bus on the 18th of August, at around 7.15pm.

A picture has been released of a suspect, and DI Jonathan Potter says they need to identify him so he “cannot carry out any further attacks on women”. 

There have been no arrests.

The Kingston Society is marking its 60th anniversary with a photographic time capsule exhibition.

Six decades of history, environmental changes and urbanisation that have shaped the borough will be showcased.

The exhibition will also be added to digital archives for future generations to view online. 

The exhibition runs until the 13th of November at All Saints Church.

He beat Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech in straight sets to reach the last-32.

Dan Evans battled past America's Brandon Nakashima in three sets earlier, while Cameron Norrie won his first round match with Miomir Kecmanovic yesterday.

More than 300 items were relocated during the three weeks of repairs which meant the 17th century property was closed to the public. 

Meanwhile, the garden team has been planting a new orchard in the Kitchen Garden with a selection of 30 London and Surrey apples. 

The new area is being described as a “feast for pollinators” and will  hope to re-introduce the rich history of fruit growing to this area.

The postal firm had proposed a 7% pay rise over two years, subject to the union agreeing to changes to shift times and Sunday working.

A vote on further strike action is now expected.

The Blue Prescribing Project at London Wetland Centre is a joint partnership with the Mental Health Foundation.

The 6 week long project aims to promote a range of mental and physical health benefits through a variety of wetland nature activities.

These include bird watching, pond dipping, and sensory activities aimed at improving self-confidence and mental well being. 

People can drop-in, get warm, have a hot drink and be in the company of other people.

There will also be energy experts on hand to issue free advice to attendees.

Nearly 70 of these warm spaces have been opened up in a variety of places including church halls, libraries and museums. 

Labour’s Siobhain McDonagh says that access to free cash is a necessity, especially in the current climate.  

Research by Which? shows that almost a quarter of free-to-use ATMs have vanished since 2018.

According to the study, the elderly and those in rural areas were also the most likely to be affected by bank and ATM closures.

The Heartstopper actor and long-time Croydon resident posted on Twitter to say he's bisexual, before adding "congrats for forcing an 18 year old to out himself."

He felt some people had "missed the point" of the popular LGBT show he's in.

Seven have been taken from the racks outside the parade of shops in Blagdon Road over the last fortnight.

Police say the majority of bikes were locked and secured when they were stolen. 

The times of the thefts ranged from 8am to 4pm. 

Officers introduced a Section 35 Dispersal Order over the weekend of the 21st to the 23rd of October.

Although around 300 youths gathered in parts of the town, police say there was less evidence of them being under the influence of alcohol.

Shop owners have been reporting large amounts of alcohol theft over previous weekends leading to calls for action. 

Police were called on Friday to Nork Park, where they found the 32-year-old man.

It’s not currently believed to be suspicious.

Thousands had packed into the tiny streets of Itaewon for the first public Halloween festival since before the Covid pandemic. 

Kingston Council leader Andreas Kirsch says  “this tragedy is particularly devastating to the residents of our borough.” 

New Malden is said to be home to the largest Korean population outside of Korea itself. 

The council has created a dedicated electronic reporting tool with the aim of gathering information on this type of abuse. 

The authority says there has been an increase in anti social behaviour outside clinics in the borough over recent months.  

The data collected will form a part of wider work to address the safety of women and girls in Lambeth’s public spaces.

AFC Wimbledon is one of the co-signers of the letter. 

A white paper on the idea was due to be published by Downing Street earlier this year, but has been delayed twice due to the changes of Prime Minister. 

A regulator was the central recommendation from a fan led review. 

The group of teams have warned further inaction could lead to some clubs being "wiped off the map".

It’s been announced that Gavin Stephens is to leave the Force to take up a national policing post.

He is due take up his new post in the Spring next year and will remain as Surrey’s Chief Constable until that point.

Lisa Townsend has thanked Gavin for his “dedication” over the last three and a half years.

A judge has ruled the Bristol Rovers boss could not have a fair trial because prosecutors wouldn't call his alleged victim to give evidence.

He'd been accused of pushing and kicking Georgia Barton in a drunken row.

They’ll take on Argentina at Twickenham.

Saracens captain Farrell has recovered from concussion, while Gloucester wing May had an elbow injury.

Newcastle's Sean Robinson has also been added to the 36-player group.

He’s to take up a national policing position as the Chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council.

He will remain as Surrey Police Chief Constable until the spring when he will leave to take up his new post.

Gavin joined Surrey Police in 1996 and has served at every rank during his time.

The brigade was called just after 5am to Hanworth Road to a shop with flats above.

A shed in the rear garden was destroyed, and six metres of fencing was damaged.

There are no reports of any injuries and the cause is under investigation.

Owners of captive birds and poultry are also being ordered to keep them indoors.

The UK's chief veterinary officer's demands now make it a legal requirement to keep them inside from Monday. 

The Royal Parks says its birds are wild so they cannot be brought indoors, but they will continue to be monitored.  

The results of the Football Leadership Diversity Code found the number of black, asian and mixed heritage candidates hired in senior coaching roles in the sport had gone down.

Ambrose - who is co-chair of The People's FA - FA Equality Now - tells Sky Sports News, it's not surprising.

Bosses say a myth seems to have built up that leaving pumpkins in woods helps wildlife and keeps them out of landfill.

But pumpkin flesh can be dangerous for hedgehogs, attracts rats and also has a detrimental effect on woodland soils, plants and fungi. 

Police were called just after 8am yesterday to Lampton Park after the men were demanding money.

They’ve been arrested on suspicion of robbery.

No injuries are believed to be sustained, and anyone with information is asked to contact the Met Police.

Treasure Your Chest has relaunched this Breast Cancer Awareness Month, following a hugely successful pilot scheme.

Dr Nicola Brown is a University Lecturer at St Mary’s University in Twickenham.

She’s part of the “Treasure Your Chest” development team.

Emergency crews, including the air ambulance, were called just after 2pm yesterday to Heston Road. 

A 20-year-old man has been taken to hospital, although his injuries aren’t believed to be life-threatening. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Met Police.

Tooting MP and Shadow Mental Health Minister Rosena Allin-Khan says she wrote to former Health Secretary Therese Coffey twice, but didn’t receive a reply. 

The Independent and Sky News have reported allegations by 22 young women at inpatient units run by the Huntercombe Group. 

The Department of Health and Social Care says they’ve launched an inquiry into the allegations, but hasn’t shared specific details of that.

Research from property company Zoopla suggests a rise in mortgage rates by Spelthorne MP Kwasi Kwarteng put a huge squeeze on the market.

They say it's almost like the Christmas slowdown has come a month early.

The 500 year old former home of Henry VIII has just rounded off a week of spooky story telling and harrowing history lessons. 

Aileen Pierce is part of the design team which has been dressing one of our most famous, “haunted” landmarks. 

Fire crews were called at around 11.53am on Sunday afternoon. 

6 people left the building, no injuries were reported but the blaze damaged part of the kitchen.

The fire was brought under control, the cause of the fire is not yet known.    

It’ll be housed at Empress Place in Earls Court.

The new building, which is due to open next year, will include an immersive experience, two education rooms and parking.

But it will only be there for two years before being dismantled and moved to  a different part of the country. 

The Forestry Commission funding will focus on green spaces that currently have low tree coverage. 

The programme has also received fresh funding through the Mayor of London to plant more trees in parks and playgrounds.

The ‘Trees for Streets’ programme will continue to give residents the opportunity to sponsor their own trees.

The council has set aside fifteen thousand pounds to support activities over Christmas and into the New year. 

It follows the success of last year’s Welcome Back Fund which supported live music in Hounslow and Brentford and performers at the Feltham Lantern Parade.

Hounslow council is also hoping local retailers will benefit from events over the festive season.

The Communication Workers Union based in Wimbledon voted this morning to withdraw the industrial action for the next two weeks.

CWU General Secretary said ‘we recognise the deep frustration felt by many members over this decision.’

But Strikes are likely to resume on Sunday 12th November. 

Fire crews were called at around 11.53am. 

6 people left the building, no injuries reported but the blaze damaged part of the kitchen.

The fire is under control, but crews remain at the scene while it is being investigated