News in Kingston

A new riverside pizza-place in Kingston is now serving posh breakfast food including wood-fired eggs in a bid to become the town's 'brunch hotspot.'

Eco restaurant's new menu, which officially launched on Saturday, includes brunch favourites Eggs Benedict, Frittatas, and Full Englishes.

Tickets For Troops has teamed up with the RFU and Harlequins to offer 250 FREE pairs of tickets for Sunday's big match between England's Red Roses and Canada at The Stoop in Twickenham.

The match follows England's trouncing 56-15 of New Zealand at Franklin's Gardens last weekend when Quins hooker Amy Cokayne, a RAF Provost Officer, scored a hat-trick of tries. The week before they also beat New Zealand 43-12 at Exeter's Sandy Lane ground.

LOOKING for a home in Kingston that has 2 bedrooms, is close to local schools and in a friendly area with bags of community spirit?

Then you'll love this 1930s flat on Richmond Road, just off the historic Ham Parade on the edge of Kingston town centre.

Morning Kingston and welcome to our breakfast briefing for Friday 12 November.

Read on for the weather this weekend, traffic news plus our unmissable weekend events.

London's parks are warning the public not to feed or touch birds amid a bird flu outbreak.

The Royal Parks are carrying out "enhanced monitoring" in rivers and lakes to check for signs of sickness in birds and remove dead birds as soon as possible.

A BRONZE statue of a goat with a traffic cone has won a sculpture competition in Kingston by a landslide public vote and will stay in the town centre as a permanent artwork.

The goat known as 'Party Animal' came to Kingston this summer as part of the town's new sculpture trail which aimed to revive interest in the town centre and spark footfall on the high street.

Looking for something to do in Kingston this weekend? We've got you covered.

Every Thursday we bring you our pick of at least 3 events happening in and around our town on Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday.

A Kingston cycling instructor has spoken of his horror after he was sent crashing to the ground by a BMW in a deliberate and aggressive close pass in Richmond Park.

David Williams suffered a broken collarbone and bruising in the frightening incident earlier this week, which is being investigated by the police.

Morning Kingston, and welcome to today's breakfast briefing for Thursday 11 November.

Read on for the weather, traffic news and services of remembrance in our town this week as Kingston marks Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.

SHARKS and seahorses are among the unusual creatures which live in the Tidal Thames, according to a new report checking the health of the river's ecosystem.

Species of shark including tope, starry smooth hound and spurdog, can be found in the river, along with short-nosed seahorses and eels.