News in Teddington

This World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September 2020), Richmond Council, Public Health and the NHS are encouraging residents to complete the Zero Suicide Alliance's 3-step online Suicide Prevention Training, which takes just 20 minutes, as well as signposting residents to mental health support services.

Every 40 seconds, a person somewhere in the world takes their own life. World Suicide Prevention Day aims to raise awareness of how we can create a world where fewer people die by suicide.

Our property section is full of great homes in the Teddington area.

So each week here at Nub News we will be picking our three favourites.

After a tricky few weeks for Quins they got back to winning ways last night.

They ran out 38-15 winners against local rivals London Irish.

Munira Wilson, MP for Twickenham, has demanded the Prime Minister explains his "brazen hypocrisy" given his Government's readiness to break international law with the Internal Market Bill, while expecting "everybody in this country to obey the law."

The accusation follows an exchange at Prime Minister's Questions today where Munira Wilson MP asked "If Ministers think it is acceptable for this Government to not obey the law, how on earth can the Prime Minister expect the public at home to do so?"

Boris Johnson has today given more details on the Covid restrictions here in Teddington and across England.

Gatherings of more than six people, indoors or outdoors, will be made illegal from next week.

Teddington Nub News aims to be supportive to EVERY element of the community from business and shops to people and charities and clubs and sports organisations.

Everyone is finding it tough at the moment and is desperate to get back to normal.

The plans for Bushy Park's parkrun to return are set to be put on hold.

This week parkrun said its hugely popular 5k runs could return at the end of October.

Richmond Council are seeking reassurances about the introduction of parking charges at Bushy and Richmond Park.

As part of the Council's formal response to the Royal Parks, it will be requesting financial assistance towards possible consultations on the introduction/amendment of Controlled Parking Zones (CPZ) to ensure that nearby residential roads can be protected from any displaced parking.

Despite hospitality reopening back on July 4th not all cafes, pubs and bars have yet to reopen.

Toast Cafe on The Causeway still has its doors closed - but that is all set to change very soon.

Last night the government announced new Covid-19 restrictions.

The new rules follow a sharp rise in new cases with over 8,000 being recorded since the weekend.