News in Teddington

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Thirty new affordable homes and a new nursery building will be built in Teddington on a former Council owned site, following approval from the Planning Committee.

Last week (7 October), the Planning Committee agreed to the demolition of existing buildings on the site to be replaced with 30 homes in total (6 x1 bedroom, 17 x 2 bedroom & 7 x 3 bedroom properties); the creation of a new nursery building for the existing nursery service, provision of 36 parking spaces; and environmental improvements including landscaping, communal amenity space and secure cycle storage.

Munira Wilson, MP for Twickenham and Teddington, questioned the Prime Minister on the actions the Government are taking to resolve a technical glitch in the Test and Trace system that is leading to an inflated number of Covid-19 cases registered in Richmond-upon-Thames.

Many university students who have tested positive for Covid-19 are having their testing data registered at their home address rather than their university address. This technical glitch is estimated to have affected about a quarter of new cases in Richmond-upon-Thames.

Here at Nub News we are proud to be covering a vibrant town like Teddington.

We love to shout about how much we love Teddington and now you can do so too with a brand new print.

The Landmark Arts Centre is arguably the hub of the Teddington community and is a real source of pride for the town.

The Landmark have been operating for 25 years however the building they are based in is much older.

Totally Local is back with another exciting edition of Fiver Fest.

Here at Nub News we love local businesses and Fiver Fest gives you a chance to help them out, at a time when they need it so, so badly.

Teddington Churches St. Mary with St. Alban and St. Peter and St Paul in partnership with the two local NHS Primary Care Networks and disability charities Ruils and Richmond Aid, have launched a community café, designed to bring people together and give those feeling anxious or isolated, the opportunity for a friendly chat alongside local advice and information.

The café, which opened on 5th October, will run weekly at St Peter and St Paul's Church, Teddington on Monday afternoons, 1.30pm to 4.30pm.

The King's Head offer some of the best food in Teddington - they got to the final of the World Cup of Hospitality for a reason!

However sometimes a meal out might not be possible - so how can experience their great food from the comfort of your own home?

1. Get Lucky Local

Tickets for the GET LUCKY LOCAL lottery which is dedicated to support good causes in the borough went on sale on Tuesday. If you are a good cause, sign up today because players can actually choose where the money goes and your group could benefit directly. Good luck.

We're lucky to be right on the doorstep of the most beautiful spot in London, Bushy Park.

One of the main charms of the parks are the deer that roam free through the area.