1. Latest Covid Numbers
At the time of writing, from 27 February to 5 March, there were 66 cases of coronavirus in Richmond upon Thames. This represents a roughly 50% decrease from two weeks earlier. The incidence rate is 34.3/100,000, compared to a London-wide incidence of 41.5/100,000 and England-wide rate of 60.4/100,000.
An area of Bushy Park has to be closed today.
This is due to high winds which are expected to continue for the next couple of days.
A body was pulled from Teddington Lock yesterday.
A Met Police spokesperson told Nub News:
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5th Nov 2021 | Local News
Police have urged dog walkers to be on their guard after reports of an attempted theft in Bushy Park.
A notice at the park gates says: "Dog thieves are operating in this area.
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5th Nov 2021 | Local News
Measures to reduce cut-through traffic in the Royal Parks will be maintained for another year, after support from the general public.
Six-month traffic trials across five London parks finished in February, and attracted almost 18,000 responses.
"Baking has been a really good thing over Lockdown. It has actually been amazing to see how we can all work together during such difficult times."
In the last few months, Teddington's trending Instagram content has notably been featuring more and more eye-catching cake designs from the account @crystals_cake_creations.
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5th Nov 2021 | Local News
A young man named Henry Bunkall has resolved to complete a marathon next Sunday 14th March carrying 25kgs - a third of his body weight.
Henry hopes that his ambitious run will help raise funds for children's mental health charity, Young Minds. The young athlete shared his strong feelings about the cause on his JustGiving page:
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5th Nov 2021 | Local News
Local graphic designer and illustrator, Suki Hubbard, is asking people to donate their empty sardine cans to her, so that she can turn them into wonderfully wacky artworks.
The artist asks that you do not throw your tins or their ring pulls away, but instead give them a new purpose. If you live locally, all you have to do is give them a wash and then send Suki an email so that she can come and collect them.
A man rescued an injured cat from the tracks at Fulwell station after seeing its plight on social media.
The rescue happened two weeks ago and was prompted by the man seeing a photo of the abandoned cat lying on the tracks.
The RSPCA are launching an investigation after the body of a dead dog was found last week by the side of the railway tracks in Teddington.
Amy Ockelford, National press officer of the RSPCA, posted the sad news on Twitter last Friday:
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