The Latest Breaking News from Kensington

Neighbours of huge festive ice rink include the Israeli embassy

Westminster left without a single mental health bed after Gordon Hospital shut in Pimlico in March 2020

A rideable ramp has been installed for the Kensington museum’s new skating exhibit

We know what “From the river / to the sea” means now: an Israel without Jews. The Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (PSC), a group of Muslim fundamentalists and affluent socialists, protests across Britain and this is its song. It will be at the Israeli embassy in Kensington tonight because it is…

The German supermarket set out plans this month to open 500 more UK stores

A home in Kensington Sydney was vandalised by Neo-Nazis during the middle of one of the most significant days on the Jewish calendar.

James Hunt lived at the house in Kensington between 1980 and 1982.

West London apartment once home to the Love Actually star has been re-listed for £7.25 million

Kensingon and Chelsea council said conditions have been put in place “to ensure the safety and security of members of the Royal family and diplomats living nearby”

A row has broken out over plans to install a huge ice rink and Christmas fair at Kensington Palace

Drug users in the Philadelphia neighbourhood of Kensington have increasingly been turning towards a drug called xylazine, or “tranq”, a veterinary sedative often mixed with other drugs such as heroin or fentanyl. But when people begin to use the substance, it quickly causes horrific damage to their bodies – including…