News in Teddington

Harrowing stories of children across the borough suffering with severe mental health issues without help have been revealed by Munira Wilson MP.

The Twickenham MP said she was both 'angry and devastated' at the lack of help for children, their families and schools.

THE amazing story of Teddington's Park Lane Stables and its founder Natalie O'Rourke MBE has been turned into a book, it was announced today.

Called 'Only Heroes and Horses', the book tells the story of Natalie's journey from lonely Birmingham girl to pride of the nation.

DAFFODILS are in bloom across Richmond borough despite it still being over a month until Spring 2022 officially starts.

The stunning yellow flowers pictured above can be seen in Home Park, just to the right hand side of the Kingston Gate.

Looking for something to do in and around Teddington this weekend? Here are our picks of the events and activities you won't want to miss:

SUNDAY: LV Superbowl at the Abercorn Arms

A KARATE student with a rare genetic disorder will do 100 press-ups in a row this weekend to raise money for Richmond and Kingston Crossroads Care Saturday Club.

Seventeen-year-old Milan is a member of the club for children and young people with special educational needs and disability (SEND) and will complete the challenge to support Children's Mental Health week.

A 'superstar' volunteer with the Teddington and Twickenham branch of the RNLI has received an award after raising £6.5k for the charity.

Mike, the organisation's Souvenirs secretary, was presented with the RNLI's Excellence in Volunteering award for his work in 2021.

TEDDINGTON restaurants and venue the Landmark Arts Centre have been recognised at this year's Time and Leisure Awards for Food & Culture.

The annual awards by Time and Leisure magazine aim to recognise the best dining and entertainment on offer in Surrey and South West London.

Here former England international and Twickenham Cricket Club member Monty Panesar writes for Nub News about his opinion on taking the knee in professional sports.

I am a supporter of the taking the knee – it has had a powerful impact on sports fans and the public.

A RARE opportunity to become the manager of Richmond Park is now open for applications.

The role involves looking after the day-to-day operations of the 2,500-acre park, known for its stunning flower plantations, winding hills and herds of deer.

PLANS are in place to improve Teddington and Hampton Hill town centres, Richmond Council has revealed.

Proposals have been put forward to give Broad street in Teddington a makeover by decluttering it, renovating street furniture and repairing the pavement.