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Kingston warehouses could be turned into dedicated pickleball facility

By James Smith

7th Aug 2024 | Local News

The view of the building currently (image via planning application)

An application to turn two warehouses at Fairfield Trade Park into a major sporting facility has been put forward to Kingston Council.

Local choir looks for new members

By Flora Dyson

7th Aug 2024 | Local News

The choir raises money for Macmillan Cancer Support

At Twickenham Community Choir, we value community, collaboration, support, and of course, fun!.

Met Police to use 'every power, tactic and tool' to protect London ahead of anti-immigration protests

By Cesar Medina

6th Aug 2024 | Local News

Police in Bristol on Sunday, 4 August as protest turn violent (credit: SWNS).

The Met Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner says the force will do "everything in its power to protect London" as anti-immigration protest spread across the UK.

Thames Water faces £104m fine over sewage spills

By James Smith

6th Aug 2024 | Local News

Thames Water, Yorkshire Water and Northumbrian Water could all be fined (image by Nub News)

Regulator Ofwat has today (6 August) proposed three water companies will be fined a total of £168 million.

Money from housing developers sees £1.6m injection of cash for Kingston projects

By James Smith

6th Aug 2024 | Local News

Over 40 projects have benefitted from CIL funding in Kingston over the past two years (image via Kingston Council)

The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funds have come from money raised from local developers.

Driving inclusivity - the need for wheelchair accessible vehicles in Kingston’s transport network

By James Smith

5th Aug 2024 | Advertisement Features

In recent years, the demand for wheelchair accessible vehicles has grown (image by Nub News)

Accessible transport options are essential for fostering independence and participation in community life, particularly for those with mobility challenges.

Council buys 50 new properties to house vulnerable residents in Kingston and cut £9.3m spend

By James Smith

5th Aug 2024 | Local News

The redevelopment of the Cambridge Road Estate will deliver 2,170 homes for people in the borough (image via Kingston Council)

Kingston Council says it is boosting the supply of homes in the borough by purchasing 50 properties to be used as temporary accommodation.

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.

Kingston’s snappers share how they got the year’s best pics after competition

By Oliver Monk

2nd Aug 2024 | Local News

Kingston Camera Club's Best of Season competition saw countless top-notch images, but these photographers stole the show with their submissions. (Photo: Mark Jackson via KCC)

Kingston Camera Club’s Best of Season competition held on 24 June 2024 is a chance for its members to show off their top photographs of the season.

Plans for a new pharmacy in Hampton rejected as 'unforgivable' NHS delays continue

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

2nd Aug 2024 | Local News

Janet Fowdrey outside the unit at 29 Tangley Park Road, Hampton North (credit: Charlotte Lillywhite/LDRS).

Plans to open a new pharmacy in a South West London neighbourhood, where two closed last year, have been rejected after ‘unforgivable’ NHS delays. .

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