News in Teddington

Plans by Richmond Council to make cycling improvements to a major Teddington road have divided local residents.

Pavement parking, wider cycle lanes and more double yellow lines are some of the proposed upgrades for the stretch of the A310 between Teddington and Twickenham.

A local mortgage expert is using his knowledge of sign language to help bring down language barriers for deaf and hard of hearing people accessing financial advice.

Matt Butler has joined the team at Teddington's Greenacre Financial Services , a round-the-clock mortgage broker service, as a Mortgage Administrator.

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Council chiefs have finally given approval for the return of parkrun across Richmond borough.

Council leader, Gareth Roberts, has indicated that once the final coronavirus restrictions are lifted, parkruns will resume from Saturday, July 24.

Staff at The Fallow Deer were all smiles yesterday (8 July) as the cafe was in its third day back open on the high street.

The popular Teddington brunch spot made the decision to shut its doors to customers on Saturday 26 June, when a positive case was linked to the cafe.

Teddington's MP Munira Wilson has released her latest newsletter. Read on for the Liberal Democrat MP's full 16 point update with news about Munira's activities in Parliament, local visits and useful information for anyone in Teddington to know.

This week in Parliament started with the return of the controversial the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill and the Health Secretary's announcement to Parliament of the lifting of all Covid restrictions.

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A new Australian cafe serving all-day brunch has opened on Teddington's doorstep.

Radnor Gardens, located at the end of Strawberry Vale, has long been popular with local residents.

The reviews are in...and critics are raving about Teddington Theatre Club's first post-lockdown show, Zoo and Seven Comic Monologues.

Hampton Hill theatre's resident performers have come back with a "first-rate evening's entertainment" after 18 long months away from the stage, according to reviewer Andrew Lawston

In homes and pubs across Teddington last night (7 July), the joyous cheer of England fans could be heard.

It was, in the words of Times writer Matt Dickinson , "a roar of euphoria 55 years in the making" as the final whistle blew at Wembley - putting England into their first international final since 1966.