Important changes are being put forward for Teddington Memorial Hospital (TMH) that may start to echo the situation it found itself in during the 1980’s when residents had to fight hard to keep the hospital open. At that time, it was aligned with West Middlesex Hospital and was near the point of closure – this…
Teddington’s network of personally recommended independent workers have announced their new-look website, featuring the new random member spotlight. Every time you visit the Teddnet home page, a photo of one of the members is displayed, with a link through to their profile. See how many local independent workers you can recognise. You may have also…
At approximately 3:45pm today Barclays was robbed in yet another armed raid – an all too common sight in Teddington of late. Nearby businesses have heard from police that the raider entered the bank with a firearm (or what appeared to be), handed a note to staff which demanded cash. Bank staff involved in the…
The local Borough Elections for Richmond Upon Thames full Council will take place on Thursday 6th of May (7am-10pm). The deadline for postal vote applications is 20th April. Not to be confused with the General Election (still to be announced) this could occur on any date up to the deadline of June 3rd and may…
Photo round-up for the week. A pony from Park Lane Stables carries a young Jesus for the Palm Sunday procession at St Mary with St Alban Church. The procession on route through Udney Park Gardens. One half of the high street is to get its off-license back again after the demise of First Quench group.…
Residents are up in arms over the recently installed fences at Teddington Station. Last week the older traditional smaller iron railings which had only recently been repainted, were removed on the Station Road side by South West Trains/Network Rail and replaced with 1.8m high mesh fencing topped with barbed wire. The new fence doesn’t run…
The Government Environment Agency has announced plans to develop Teddington weir in order produce ‘green power’. Weirs are created to manage water levels and reduce flood risk but environmental activists say can also be used to generate energy and help tackle climate change and help reduce the impact of energy crises. Teddington has one of…
A robber who has targeted chemists across West London has been charged and is currently in custody. The nine-day crime spree started on the 3rd of March and has terrified staff with various deadly weapons in West Molesey, Esher, Weybridge, Claygate and Teddington. KC pharmacy in Teddington was targeted by the robber using a crowbar…
The updated proposal to expand St Mary’s and St Peter’s Primary School have been approved by Richmond Council. Despite increasing the amount of outside playing area since the original application, many objections were still lodged against the updated plans from concerned parents and nearby residents. Although agreed in principle, the Government Office still have to…
Teddington train commuters can finally now use Oyster cards for their journeys (although there were some teething problems) but now it has been revealed that currently there are no plans to be able to top up their Oyster cards at South West Train stations. All train companies operating into London now accept Oyster cards as…
