Teddington School is proudly celebrating two recent achievements. Lara Denaro, 16, from Teddington School has been awarded the lofty title of London’s best young crime writer. Her story “The Phone Box” beat 200 other entries to win the London region of the National Young Crime Writers Competition. Her story tackles the hot issue of knife…
Residents are being asked to help combat a spate of manhole cover thefts that have been happening all over Surrey and several already in Teddington, most notably in Harrowdene Gardens last Friday. If you see anyone tampering or acting suspiciously around these covers (even if they look legitimate with hi-vis vests on) then please call…
Teddington experienced a rare widespread power cut around mid-day on Sunday. Across the area, wondering if they had missed a bill payment, people wandered outside to see if their neighbours were having the same problem and soon found that everyone was experiencing the same issue – an eerie silence was suddenly upon us. Diners Delight…
With the planning application now approved, work is progressing for the Kings Head three-month refurbishment that promises to “keep the traditional detail and design of the building”. Design improvements will include the removal of the large stainless steel kitchen duct that the new owners feel is too visible from the high street, and greatly improved…
Breaking news – police are again on the hunt for an armed raider after yet another robbery at the Teddington branch of Barclays. The lone robber struck just after midday and the raid sounds very similar to the one only last month. Police believe it is the same armed robber who stole £2,000 in April…
Teddington Cricket Club is currently competing the ECB National Club Championship and in their first round match against East Molesey they were determined to rectify the disappointing loss to league champions Ealing on the previous day. Having won the toss and elected to field, Teddington’s bowlers bowled good lines and lengths on a dry Teddington…
Those visiting the centre of the park (or driving through it) will be delighted to hear that gold-clad Diana fountains are now fully operational after all the restoration work. The next stage of the park improvements and traffic reduction will mean the removal of one of the larger central car parks to further reduce traffic…
Lots of people are looking for word on The Kinds Head/Auberge and there has been talk of a take-over – we can confirm now that this is indeed the case. The business has been purchased from administrators by Brasserie Blanc, part of household name Raymond Blanc’s restaurant group. The venue won’t however become a Brasserie…
Despite only having been given the green light in December, parking charges for Bushy and Richmond Park look certain to be scrapped. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has confirmed the intention to transfer management of all Royal Parks over the Mayor of London who has asserted that the fees would not be introduced…
Contrary to an earlier update, The Kings Head/Auberge aren’t undergoing a refurbishment, owners Innventive Operations have gone into administration forcing the closure of this venue as well as La Petit Auberge just across the road. The company, based in Hampton Hill owns pubs and restaurants across the London area. Last year administrators were forced to…
