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UP-CLOSE: Meet the retro-obsessed ex-mod proving disco isn’t dead in South West London

By Oliver Monk

4th Aug 2024 | Local Features

Sue Hill is a regular at Teddington Constitutional Club, where she holds Disco Soul and 60s, 70s, and 80s music nights twice a month to upwards of 100 people. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Sue Hill is a regular at Teddington Constitutional Club, holding Disco Soul and 60s, 70s, and 80s music nights twice a month to 100-strong crowds.

Introducing Hardwicke Circus - homegrown rock and roll coming to a town near you

By The Editor

30th Apr 2024 | Local Features

Homegrown success stories are what makes Nub News - this musical example comes from elsewhere in the network, but why not get in touch with your own local story.

Eco-Warriors: Initiatives For A Greener Tomorrow

By Nub News Reporter

25th Apr 2024 | Local Features

Across the globe, individuals, communities, and organisations are stepping up, demonstrating that actions, both big and small, contribute significantly.

IN PICTURES: Hampton Court Tulip Festival with the palace’s head gardener

By Oliver Monk

8th Apr 2024 | Local Features

Hampton Court Palace's Tulip Festival starts today, 8 April (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Hampton Court Palace is hosting its annual Tulip Festival until 29 April, with 100,000 hand-planted bulbs blooming across the gardens and grounds.

IN PICTURES: Meet the next generation of naturalists preserving Ham Lands

By Oliver Monk

24th Mar 2024 | Local Features

Grey Court students are helping local environmentalist group Friends of Ham Lands (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Students from Grey Court Sixth Form are helping volunteers from Friends of Ham Lands with help from local social enterprise Let’s Go Outside and Learn.

Kingston student one step closer to speaking competition final at West End

By Konstantina Katsikari

18th Mar 2024 | Local Features

Left to right: 3rd place Michal Kepa; 2nd place Lana Puskar; Regional Champion Elijah Gilbert; and Kingston Mayor Cllr Diane White (Photo: Stephen Pover)

Elijah Gilbert, 15, from Richard Challoner School now has a shot at becoming the Jack Petchey's Speak Out Challenge Grand Champion.

PICTURE SPECIAL: Seething Village Festival success despite last-minute ‘plan B’

By Oliver Monk

25th Feb 2024 | Local Features

Safety concerns regarding the condition of St Andrew's Square saw celebrations move indoors (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Recent heavy rain didn’t dampen the villagers’ spirits as the festival’s Victoria Road parade went ahead unaffected.

UP CLOSE: The Kingston pub for everyone

By Emily Dalton

2nd Feb 2024 | Local Features

How The Albion pub, next to Fairfield Park, tries to be inclusive and welcoming to both families, students and beer drinkers. .

ArtCan Unravelled: group exhibition of contemporary textile artists

By Catherine Sweet

29th Jan 2024 | Local Features

ArtCan Unravelled Promotional Graphic. (Photo: Supplied)

International non-profit arts organisation will be popping up in Hampton Wick and Teddington for a dual venue group exhibition focused on fibre and textiles.

Unlocking the Secrets of Retirement Bliss: Kingston Voted Among the Best Places to Retire – Nub News Delves into the Psychology of Retirement

By Emily Dalton

28th Jan 2024 | Local Features

Meet the experts helping locals reach their retirement goals. (Photo: Holland Hahn & Wills)

As Kingston has been named as one of the best places to retire by The Telegraph, Nub News asks how can you get the best out of investing for retirement?.

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