by John Cookson | Jan 21, 2026 | News
For months, baffled Kensington residents have been asking the same question: Where did the bravery plaque for bomb-disposal hero Captain Roger Goad go? The courageous officer was killed in August 1975 while trying to defuse an IRA bomb placed in the doorway of the...
by Citizen Reporter | Jan 21, 2026 | News
A masked gang on mopeds wielding weapons – including a machete – robbed a luxury jewellery shop on the ground floor level of One Knightsbridge in broad daylight yesterday. The attack on the Rolex shop happened at 10.53am on Tuesday 20th January. Part of...
by Citizen Reporter | Jan 17, 2026 | News
Police are hunting for a man after a woman was sexually assaulted at Sloane Square Underground station in broad daylight. The attack happened just before 2pm on Sunday 4 January, as the woman and the suspect passed one another on a stairway inside the station....
by John Cookson | Jan 16, 2026 | Council, News
In the Royal Borough’s corridors of power, council chiefs have donned their tin hats as they face up to explaining the consequences of a £108 million black hole that will devastate the Borough’s finances. In a letter to residents’ associations this week, Tory...
by Marta Abreu | Jan 16, 2026 | CFC, News
A former high flyer in Chelsea Football Club’s finance department has been spared prison after admitting to masterminding a £200,000 ticketing scam. Claire Walsh, 39, pleaded guilty to dishonestly abusing her position while working as an assistant treasury...
by John Cookson | Jan 14, 2026 | CFC, News
Chelsea legend John Terry is selling a jaw-dropping stash of memorabilia from his trophy-laden career – with the American tycoon behind the auction telling The Citizen exclusively that the sale could top a staggering $2 million. By far the biggest item is...
