Teddington etymology – what’s in a name
You may walk down roads in Teddington wondering where the name came from – some are simply picked without any
Read moreYou may walk down roads in Teddington wondering where the name came from – some are simply picked without any
Read moreTeddington station will be preserved after it was granted Grade II listed status by English Heritage. This is in advance
Read moreOver three hundred concerned residents pledged their support for Teddington Memorial Hospital (TMH) at a recent packed out public meeting
Read moreIf you’ve been near the Thames in the last few days or crossed it on a bridge near low tide
Read moreCurrently The Langdon Down Museum of Learning Disability (now with new website) is only usually open to the public on
Read moreLondon’s latest English Heritage blue plaque was unveiled recently on the side of a Teddington building to commemorate mountaineer pioneer
Read moreBuildings of Townscape Merit are a category of buildings which, although not ‘Listed’, enjoy special planning treatment. Teddington is fortunate
Read moreToday saw celebrations of the life and talent of Teddington-born Noël Coward (born 16th December 1899). Coward’s talent shone brightly
Read moreHistoric photographs, maps and postcards of Hampton Wick will be displayed in a major exhibition being staged in St John’s
Read moreA list of the ten most threatened buildings in England and Wales has been published by the Victorian Society that
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