Kingston breakfast briefing: Wednesday 29 September - what's the oldest building in Kingston?

By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter 29th Sep 2021

Kingston high street - fingers crossed we get that sunshine this morning! (Image: Ellie Brown)
Kingston high street - fingers crossed we get that sunshine this morning! (Image: Ellie Brown)

Welcome to our Kingston breakfast briefing for Wednesday 29 September.

Your one-stop-shop for what's happening in Kingston today.

Sunrise and weather

Today's Kingston sunrise: 06:58

Today's Kingston sunset: 18:44

Today's weather: Sunny changing to cloudy in the afternoon. Highs of 15°C, lows of 8°C

Pollution: Low

UV: Medium

Supermarket opening times

Waitrose & Partners: 8.30am–8pm

Tesco Express: 6am-11pm

Aldi: 8am–10pm

Sainsbury's: 7am–9pm

Asda: 8-9pm

Kingston Food Centre: 6:30am–11pm

Longdan Express: 10am–8pm

Sainsbury's Sury Basin: 7am–10pm

Event of the day:

Free scything workshop at Tolworth Court Farm Moated Manor with the Council's Biodiversity Officer Elliott Newton

Runs from 10am to 2pm today and tomorrow. Booking essential, to register contact [email protected].

Useful links:

Kingston property listings

Kingston jobs and vacancies

Kingston motoring news from the BBC's Ginny Buckley

[h1]Trivia challenge[h1]

Yesterday's question: what is the oldest building in Kingston?

ANSWER: The Lovekyn Chapel on London Road!

The Grade II* listed building dates back to 1309 and is the only private chantry chapel to survive the Reformation.

It was founded by former London Mayor, Edward Lovekyn but now owned by Kingston Grammar School which is located directly opposite.

The chapel can be hired for events and is a popular wedding destination.

Come back next Tuesday for a new trivia challenge!

Don't forget to check our website throughout the day for the latest Kingston news

     

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