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NEW MOBILE CAFE CALLED THE STOP AT TEDDINGTON LOCK

PHOTO SPECIAL The Stop is a new coffee outlet overlooking Teddington Lock Open from 8am until 4pm every day The Stop is offering ‘the best coffee in town’ Bacon and sausage baps are also on the menu The Stop is about 100 metres from Teddington footbridge next to Teddington Lock The Citroen HY 1962 van…

FURTHER DELAYS TO OPENING OF TEDDINGTON STATION LIFTS

Fault delays opening of lifts until March Sealed off as further work required before delayed opening The long awaited opening of the passenger lifts at Teddington railway station has been further delayed, it was revealed today. The two lifts on either side of station are much-needed for older travellers, those with heavy luggage and disabled…

LOCAL MP JOINS CAMPAIGN AGAINST DISBANDING OF ROYAL PARKS POLICE

Campaigners gather at gates of Richmond Park MP Munira Wilson says: “Police have a crucial role in monitoring and addressing all aspects of safety in the parks” Local MP Munira Wilson has joined the campaign to halt the downgrading of the Royal Parks policing of Bushy Park and Richmond Park. The Liberal Democrats have launched…

ANOTHER £250 CASH WINNER ON THE TEDDINGTON LOTTERY

Colette Chesters laughing all the way to the ….theatre Colette Chesters, a supporter of lucky Hampton Hill Theatre, scooped a £250 prize in the Teddington lottery, it was confirmed today. She was a winner just two weeks after ANOTHER £250 winner, Sue Bell, who helps raise fund for Hampton Hill Theatre. Colette told Teddington Town…

TEDDINGTON ORGANISER OF UKRAINE MERCY MISSIONS RECEIVES SPECIAL MEDAL

    Mighty Convoy leader Simon Brake receives gift of painting in recognition of support Latest Mighty Convoy team deliver aid to Lviv in Ukraine The Teddington organiser of the Mighty Convoy humanitarian missions to Ukraine has received a special award in recognition of his significant efforts. On their latest trip delivering over 10000 food…

WOODY IS CHOSEN AS A POSTER BOY OF MODERN BRITAIN

Twelve year old Woody is a poster boy for Portrait of Britain Twelve year old Woody, the Down’s Syndrome son of Park Lane Stables founder Natalie O’Rourke, who is one of Brentford football club’s most famous fans has been selected as a ‘face’ of Britain in a new celebration of diversity. His image was chosen…

FIFTY HALF MARATHONS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR FIRE-RAVAGED CRICKET CLUB

Ian Collier (with beard) in strict training for his big marathon challenge Ian celebrates his big 50th birthday by doing 50 half marathons Local cricketer Ian Collier wants to mark his significant 50th birthday by hitting a half century of half marathons to raise funds for Hampton Wick Royal Cricket Club. The historic cricket club’s…

SUPERSTAR BEVERLEY KNIGHT SET TO SELL-OUT THE ROSE THEATRE

    See clip here: Marie & Rosetta — With Beverley Knight, directed by Monique Touko | Rose Theatre, Kingston, London Superstar of stage and theatre Beverley Knight is preparing to set The Rose Theatre in Kingston on fire with a stunning new musical in May, it was announced today. The theatre will host the…

SIX QUINS PLAYERS NAMED IN BORTHWICK’S SIX NATIONS SQUAD

  Six Harlequins players have been named in Steve Borthwick’s 36-man training squad for the Guinness Six Nations which begins at the end of this month with England’s first match away to Ireland. They are Marcus Smith, Alex Dombrandt, Chandler Cunningham South, Fin Baxter and two uncapped players Oscar Beard and Cadan Murley. The squad – consisting of 20 forwards…

KINGSTON NAMED AS ONE OF THE BEST PLACES TO RETIRE

  Aerial view of Kingston Kingston has been named as one of the best places to retire in the UK. The Daily Telegraph has listed Kingston-upon-Thames as one of the best places in Britain to retire, highlighting property prices, low crime rate, natural areas, and convenient transport links. Kingston ranked at number 9 in the…

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