News in Teddington

Libby Jackson, the Exploration Science Manager of the UK Space Agency, says a space exercise machine invented in Teddington may offer a 'long term solution' to the exercise challenges faced by astronauts in space.

Her comments come as Teddington inventor and pilates instructor John Kennett prepares to test his pioneering 'jumping' machine via a series of zero-gravity flights in France.

12-15 year olds in Teddington will be able to get their covid jab at Twickenham stoop, home of Harlequins rugby, this week.

The new clinic, announced by the Council today, has been set up ensure that children in this age group can be vaccinated as soon as possible, as covid rates continue to rise across the UK.

TEDDINGTON is at the centre of a massive scientific breakthrough which could revolutionise the way future astronauts exercise in space, Nub News can reveal today.

Local pilates teacher John Kennett, whose studios are at 135 High Street, has invented a 'jumping' machine which helps astronauts counter muscle loss and bone density during space flight and his invention will be tested in spaceflight conditions for the first time in France this week.

Warnings of a disastrous spiral of reduced rail services and higher fares have been raised by the MPs for Richmond Park and Twickenham.

Sarah Olney and Munira Wilson spoke out in a House of Commons debate where they challenged plans by South Western Railway (SWR) to make permanent drastic cuts to services.

This week as part of our Teddington rewind series we take a closer look at the history of a Grade II listed building and old library near our town.

The old council chambers on Hampton Wick High Street is private housing today but it was once the centre-point of the town, records show.

CELEBRITIES and Teddington community groups have reacted with joy at news that Park Lane Stables will soon be returning home.

Actor Rob Brydon and impressionist Rory Bremner, key figures in the original campaign to save the stables, took to social media to express their delight after the RDA charity announced a sale has been agreed on their bid to buy back their home.

Teddington police station will soon be sold off to the highest bidder after a plea by MP Munira Wilson to save the station was rejected.

The building, which closed as a public-facing police station in 2017 but remained an administration base for officers, is due to go on the market imminently despite fears from residents that this could impact crime in the area.

Looking for something to do in Teddington this weekend? We've got you covered.

Every Thursday we bring you our pick of at least 3 amazing events happening in our town on Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday.

Park Lane Stables is on the brink of returning home to Teddington after finally agreeing a price to buy back their original home, Nub News can sensationally reveal today.

Nub News understands a sale price has been agreed between solicitors in recent days and the necessary funds have been deposited with the Stables' solicitors in preparation to proceed to exchange as soon as possible.

ANOTHER local good cause has been helped thanks to the partnership between Teddington's popular Wharf restaurant and the community lottery, GET LUCKY LOCAL.

The riverside restaurant invited diners to donate an additional 1 pound to their bills for the month of September and then generously matched the donation to buy tickets for the lottery.