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‘I ain’t got my bags packed’: Kingston pub owner to stay despite building sale

By Oliver Monk

7th Jun 2024 | Local News

The Willoughby Pub in North Kingston is on the market for £1,430,000, but the business is open as usual. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

The Willoughby Arms in Kingston has been listed on the market for £1,430,000. However, owner Rick Robinson assures regulars he’s not going anywhere.

Kingston roads see highest increase of child casualties in London post-pandemic

By Oliver Monk

6th Jun 2024 | Local News

A series of Freedom of Information requests to The Department For Transport has revealed a 114-percent increase in child pedestrian deaths between 2021 and 2022. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

The figures showing the number of pedestrian child deaths or injuries have been sourced from Freedom of Information requests to The Department For Transport.

What’s on in Kingston: Intimate open studios, charity cabaret, and business summits

By Oliver Monk

6th Jun 2024 | Local News

There's plenty to keep you busy in and around Kingston this weekend. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

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

‘We can’t do this without you’: Locals with ADHD or autism contribute to new council strategy

By Oliver Monk

5th Jun 2024 | Local News

A public consultation for Kingston Council’s new all-age Autism and ADHD strategy is open to those with the conditions and those who support them until 12 June.

Kingston-based shark charity helps spread conservation conversation nationwide

By Oliver Monk

5th Jun 2024 | Local News

Bite-Back Shark & Marine Conservation wants to get people talking about our oceans with its Big Brew for the Blue fundraising get-together on World Oceans Day.

UPDATE: Service returns to normal after ‘signalling problem’ disruption

By Oliver Monk

4th Jun 2024 | Local News

Services at Kingston station are back on schedule following a 'signalling problem' earlier today. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Kingston, Teddington and Hampton Court services are running as normal after the fault between New Malden and Norbiton was fixed.

Park Lane Stables set to return home after renovations are completed

By Oliver Monk

4th Jun 2024 | Local News

Natalie O’Rourke, owner and founder of Park Lane Stables, outside the organisation’s newly-refurbished Teddington home. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

The stables, part of the Riding for the Disabled Association or RDA, has stayed at Manor Farm in Petersham, Richmond, since being nearly evicted in 2021.

Ice cream trader feels to have lost 50% of business due to council error

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

4th Jun 2024 | Local News

An ice cream trader has been operating for extra hours in Hampton Court Way but Richmond Council has now told him it was a mistake (credit: Google Maps & Richmond Council).

An ice cream trader next to Hampton Court Palace has said he lost half of his business overnight due to a council blunder over the hours he can operate .

New data shows the lowest number of people killed on London's roads last year

By Nub News Reporter

3rd Jun 2024 | Local News

Figures published by Transport for London show that the number of people killed or seriously injured on London roads in 2023 fell by six per cent. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Transport for London (TfL) has published new road casualty data online, showing the number of people killed on London roads in 2023 has fallen .

Kingston Camera Club looks to snap up new members

By Oliver Monk

3rd Jun 2024 | Local News

'Hanging On', submitted by one of Kingston Camera Club’s latest members at one of its regular Projected Digital Image competitions. (Photo: Edmund White via Kingston Camera Club)

After a lull in membership during the pandemic, KCC is again looking for photographers to join their regular meetings in St Andrew’s Church Hall.

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