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New Malden GP surgery placed in special measures after ‘inadequate’ rating

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

4th Apr 2024 | Local News

Groves Medical Centre, Clarence Avenue, New Malden (Photo: Google Maps)

The Groves Medical Centre in New Malden has been told it must make urgent improvements by the Care Quality Commission in a report published on 4 April.

What’s on in Kingston: Old-school disco, reggae-punk and speakeasy comedy

By Oliver Monk

4th Apr 2024 | Local News

It's shaping up to be a busy weekend for Kingston's music and comedy lovers (Photo: Ollie. G Monk)

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here’s the Editor’s top picks of events and activities in the local area.

UPDATE: Images reveal aftermath of car crash in Twickenham cul-de-sac

By Oliver Monk

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

The flat at the end of Belmont Road, Twickenham before and after a car collided with the front window (Photo: Google Maps/SWNS)

A car crashed into an elderly woman’s ground-floor flat in Belmont Road near Twickenham Green last Wednesday, 27 March.

TfL warning Londoners to check ahead of Tube strikes next week

By Cesar Medina

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Limited service is expected on the Tube network on 8 April and 4 May as drivers due to strike (credit: RMT).

ASLEF union members are due to strike on Monday, 8 April and Saturday, 4 May, impacting Tube services in the capital.

Conservative parliamentary candidates continue campaign for free access to Hampton Court gardens

By Oliver Monk

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Jonathan Hulley is one of three Conservative parliamentary candidates campaigning against Historic Royal Palaces (Photo: Jonathan Hulley)

Jonathan Hulley (Twickenham), Cllr John Cope (Esher & Walton) and Helen Edward (Kingston & Surbiton) are joining forces against Hampton Court Palace.

Molesey zebra crossing gets green light after three-year battle

By Emily Dalton - Local Democracy Reporter

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

The zebra crossing is a long-controversial issue among Church Road residents (Photo: Chris Caulfield/LDRS)

The proposed crossing along Church Road outside St Lawrence Junior School to start construction from 2 April after multiple Surrey County Council consultations.

Hampton houseboat tycoon sentenced 12-years for millions in fraudulent sales

By Oliver Monk

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Myck Djurberg carried out his fraudulent business from Hampton Riviera Boat Yard (Photo: Google Maps)

Myck Djurberg was sentenced at Kingston Crown Court for fraudulently selling Thames houseboats without appropriate planning permission around Hampton Court.

Heathrow: One of the UK's most wanted men finally caught after almost 30 years on the run

By SWNS

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Richard Burrows fled the country in 1997 after failing to appear at Chester Crown Court (credit: SWNS).

One of Britain's most wanted fugitives has finally been caught - after almost 30 years on the run .

London: Three suspects believed to be linked to the stabbing of a journalist

By Cesar Medina

3rd Apr 2024 | Local News

Pouria Zeraati is a Persian journalist who was stabbed in south west London on 29 March (credit: pouriazeraati/X).

Met Police detectives investigating a stabbing in Wimbledon, south London, believe three suspects were involved and have fled the country.

Epsom library flats used for homeless accommodation

By Emily Dalton - Local Democracy Reporter

2nd Apr 2024 | Local News

Stoneleigh Community Library (Photo: Google Maps)

Two self-contained, two bedroom maisonettes that sit above the Stoneleigh Community Library in Epsom will be used to house homeless people in the area.

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