News in Teddington

A walk-in covid vaccination centre is now open in Teddington, offering Pfizer jabs to eligible over-18s.

The clinic is based at Teddington Health and Social Care Centre and open between 9am and 3pm from today (30 June) until Saturday 3 July.

Teddington's Landmark Arts Centre has revealed the winner of its prize draw which attracted entries from across the globe and raised almost £3,000.

''Normal People' stars Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones and Andrew Scott from 'Fleabag' signed a print of the Landmark by local artist Jenny Ing after they visited the Centre for filming last year.

A popular cafe on Teddington high street has temporarily closed after one of its members of staff tested positive for coronavirus.

The Fallow Deer , known for its all-day brunch menu and Friday night cocktails, shut its doors to customers on Saturday 26 June after an isolated covid-19 case was reported there.

Filming for popular BBC series Antiques Roadshow took place at Ham House last week, attracting the attention and curiosity of local residents.

As we previously reported , production for the show started on Thursday 24 June and vehicles, tents and film crew could all be seen from outside the stately home.

A new exhibition themed around sustainable fashion has in Hampton Wick.

Located at the gallery space RuptureXIBIT on 55 high street, the installation aims to generate discussions about fast fashion culture and the potential of using 'throwaway' materials in modern design.

Filming for Antiques Roadshow has started at Ham House!

The recognisable white tents and marquee of the popular BBC production could be seen from outside the stately home yesterday (24 June) evening.

BBC presenter Paul Martin is known for his antiques expertise, including his long stint as the host of popular show Flog It!

But two weeks ago Martin , 62 was excavating his own past on a 'tour down memory lane' in Teddington!

Hampton Wick councillor Jim Millard has reflected on his 3 years Tenant's Champion after being promoted to a new role on Richmond Council.

Millard, an actor and property maintenance business owner who lives in Hampton Wick, was elected as a Liberal Democrat Councillor for Hampton Wick ward in 2018.

Teddington Theatre Club have announced that they will be performing their annual pantomime at Halloween this year rather than the traditional Christmas slot.

In a post on their website , the group revealed that their 2021 show will be called "Cinderella meets the Monsters" and is "an old-fashioned, spooky Halloween pantomime for kids of all ages."

Teddington MP Munira Wilson has given her response to a new brochure advertising the Udney Park playing fields site.

The brochure, released last week on Friday 18 June, highlights the "investment and development potential" of the fields including the pavilion and car park sites.