News in Teddington

Police held an early Remembrance service at the war memorial outside Teddington Memorial Hospital.

Neighbourhoods Chief Inspector Nicholas Hackett-Peacock laid a wreath with a message on behalf of the police in South West London.

Well nobody quite expected that! But here we are again facing another month of lockdown. It's difficult to find any reason to be cheerful right now, so at the Wharf we are going to help you do exactly that!

Although we ended our fabulous Eat Out to Help Out Scheme last Friday, we have decided to extend this offer to include the coming few days. It will apply all day on Monday and Tuesday, as well as Wednesday lunch time so you can venture out content in the knowledge that you will receive 50% off your bill*. So do come and enjoy some mouthwatering dishes at a price your bank manager will love you for! This amazing deal also includes a glass of wine or soft drink for each diner**.

England celebrated becoming 2020 Guinness Six Nations champions earlier today in an unconventional presentation at their training base at The Lensbury Club in Teddington.

The entire squad and coaching staff have set up camp at The Lensbury Club in Broom Road and returned there earlier today after their decisive 34-5 victory over Italy in Rome yesterday afternoon (Saturday, October 31).

The council leader has responded to the Prime Minister's announcement of a new lockdown for England.

Teddington will join the country in 27 days of lockdown from Thursday, November 5 until Wednesday, December 2 if the plan is approved by parliament next week.

Policing is obviously a very important part of life and now you have a chance to have your say on it.

If you have strong views on this subject a new survey has been launched.

Dogs may be a man's best friend but it is pretty clear that we have a soft spot for our feline friends too.

This makes reports of a spate of cat deaths very disturbing.

Halloween is just two days away and often the subject of ghosts is brought up.

Here in Teddington we are lucky/unlucky enough to live near a place that many believe to be haunted!

Cadent Gas Ltd was fined over £37k this week for a series of breaches in safety and operating without a valid street works permit, following legal action brought by Richmond Council.

The company pleaded guilty at Lavender Hill Magistrates Court on 15th October 2020 to two offences. One offence was for commencing work on the public highway without a valid permit in place.

Shoppers at Sainsbury's in Teddington will be expected to visit the supermarket alone due to new guidelines..

The supermarket has reintroduced its measure asking people to only send one adult per household at a time to do their shopping.

Theatres Trust, the national advisory body for theatres in the UK, and also a registered charity, has awarded Hampton Hill Theatre a grant of £5,000 to help with its reopening.

Our theatre was one of 20 theatres to receive this opening tranche of support from the Trust's Theatre Reopening Fund.