There is some great news on the pubs front - a date to reopen is finally set.
Yes you can sit down outside and have a pint from April 12th.
Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey to host special business surgery
By The Editor
23rd Feb 2021 | Local News
Kingston and Surbiton MP Ed Davey will be hosting a special businesses surgery this week.
The government's roadmap released yesterday laid out the reopening times for businesses across the country.
Vaping shops in Kingston are under investigation over the sale of potentially deadly 'Spice vape' liquid.
Spice is highly addictive and sometimes known as the Zombie drug because of the alarming effect on users.
Lifting of bans on social contact in June - roadmap out of lockdown announced
By The Editor
22nd Feb 2021 | Local News
All legal restrictions on social contact may end in June – with beer gardens reopening in April.
A new four-step plan to ease lockdown could see all legal limits on social contact lifted by June 21, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today.
Kingston residents could stand to make £1 million from major suburban redevelopment plan
By Guest
22nd Feb 2021 | Local News
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has backed a £34billion suburb redevelopment plan, which aims to replace post-war bungalows in Greater London with Georgian-style terraced housing.
The proposal comes from right-wing think tank Policy Exchange, who have described how their new plans will help solve the housing crisis and trigger a 'post-Covid housing boom.'
The jobs market can be tough out there but here at Nub News we are keen to help.
Each week we will bring you a different job opportunity in the local area.
Kingston police have reported that a 68-year-old man has gone missing from Norbiton.
They've appealed to the public for more information.
Are public toilets in Kingston permanently closing? Kingston Council issues a statement
By Guest
21st Feb 2021 | Local News
This week, Kingston Conservatives have accused the Council of voting through plans to "permanently close the last 4 public toilets in the borough" at a committee meeting on 11th February.
The Conservatives claim that the Liberal Democrats were trying to "spin the news saying that the toilet closures were due to Covid-19 lockdown precautions" when it was in fact a "permanent cost-cutting measure."
From the editor's desk: why local charity appeals are so important
By The Editor
21st Feb 2021 | Local News
Supporting local charity appeals is one of the things that we pride ourselves on most here at Nub News.
Park Lane Stables in Teddington managing to raise £1 million is a perfect example of this.
Plans for more mass vaccination sites in South West London have been unveiled.
People could soon be asked to attend appointments at Centre Court and AFC Wimbledon (Merton), Battersea Arts Centre (Wandsworth), Centrale Shopping Centre (Croydon), Queen Mary's Hospital (Wandsworth) and the St Nicholas Centre (Sutton).
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