by Rob McGibbon | Apr 12, 2026 | News
The man who fell to his death on the King’s Road was a notorious fraudster who was WANTED by police, The Chelsea Citizen can reveal. Following a week-long special investigation, The Citizen has been told by multiple sources that the man who died on Easter Monday...
by Rob McGibbon | Apr 7, 2026 | News
A man fell to his death onto the pavement of the King’s Road yesterday. The man was found gravely injured by passersby early in the morning on Easter Monday. He was pronounced dead at the scene. It is believed that he fell from a flat on the second floor of the...
by Rob McGibbon | Mar 27, 2026 | Interviews, News
The Closed sign on iconic shop front on the King’s Road has sadly gone up for the last time. Rococo Chocolates has finally melted away and gone dark. Rococo has been a much-loved feature of the Chelsea scene for the past 43 years, attracting royalty and A-listers...
by John Cookson | Mar 27, 2026 | Campaigns-riverside, News
Seven days. One towering row. The planning inquiry that swung from dry technical detail to full-blown courtroom theatre finally reached its climax yesterday. At precisely 1pm, Planning Inspector Joanna Gilbert — cool, yet affable and quick to smile, bespectacled and...
by John Cookson | Mar 26, 2026 | Campaigns-riverside, News
The final full day of the explosive Battersea Tower public inquiry witnessed a dramatic late intervention yesterday from the Government’s Environment Agency — raising fresh fears the controversial high-rise could put flood defences at risk. During Day Six of the...
by Rob McGibbon | Mar 25, 2026 | Campaigns-riverside, News, Planning
Human rights campaigner Bianca Jagger has stepped in to support anxious residents who are trying to fight off the opening of a new slot machine casino in Earl’s Court, The Citizen can reveal. Ms Jagger, a resident in the Royal Borough, has weighed in with an...
