Missed out on any of the news in Teddington this week? Or just want something to read over your morning coffee?

Then you'll love our new Sunday morning recap, bringing you the best stories of the past seven days in a handy list below.

Here's our selection for Sunday 24 October. And don't forget to come back tomorrow morning for our weekday breakfast briefing!

In case you missed it: the top stories in Teddington this week

1. Teddington's Park Lane Stables are set to make their triumphant return home. Read the story here.

1. The old lock-keeper's house has been given a face-lift and is now on sale. See it for yourself here.

1. The sale of Teddington Police Station has been confirmed, despite fears from locals that this could drive up crime in the area. Read our update here.

1. Dire Straits bassist and rock royalty John Illsey is stopping off in Teddington on his upcoming tour. Find out how to get tickets here

1. MP Munira Wilson warned that cuts to Richmond train services, including ones from Teddington, would be devastating for locals. Read what she said in Parliament about it here.

1. We discovered the history of Hampton Wick's Old Library which is Grade II listed but has since been converted into a split-level ground-floor flat. See the transformation here.

1. Teddington restaurant The Wharf helped another local charity thanks to its partnership with GET LUCKY LOCAL. Learn more about the initiative here.

Have a great Sunday all!

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