News in Teddington

How good was it to be back in a theatre? The answer - very.

Through all the doom and gloom this year theatre returning to The Rose in Kingston has been a bright spark.

Richmond Council leader, Gareth Roberts, has provided his latest COVIS-19 update.

You can watch the Liberal Democrat member for Hampton's statement above.

Last week we brought you the fascinating early history of Teddington Memorial Hospital.

You can check out the article HERE

Get into the shopping spirit with a special month of festive events taking place at our magnificent Arts Centre.

This year we are proudly bringing you a series of exciting shopping weekends in which we will be celebrating and supporting talented artisans, local and beyond, offering an exquisite array of handmade and crafted jewellery, ceramics, gourmet foods, artworks and much more. Our Festive Emporium is the perfect place for that unique Christmas gift or for treating yourself.

Our local list is a greet free tool to promote your local business.

It also could not be simpler to sign up - and is absolutely free of charge.

An E-Fit has been released of a man believed to have indecently exposed himself near Hampton Court Palace.

The police have said the man was in the area at around 5pm on Monday (October 26th) and pulled his trousers down at pedestrians.

There are only two weeks left to make your nominations for the Richmond Community Heroes awards. Do you know an inspiring individual, group or business who deserves recognition for the work they have done in the local community? Nominate them now!

The Community Heroes programme is a chance for us to highlight and celebrate the commitment of the people and groups living and working in Richmond upon Thames, who improve the lives of our communities and represent the borough through their commitment to others and excellence in what they do.

The jobs market can be tricky right now due to the pandemic - but that does not mean that companies aren't hiring.

So here at Nub News we are here to help and give you the details about some great local jobs that you could have missed.

Queens of Sheba, the award-winning production from Nouveau Riché, is playing at the Rose from Thursday 19 – Saturday 21 November.

Turned away from a nightclub for being "too black", four women take to the stage with their own explosive true stories: the music and the misogyny, the dancing and the drinking, the women and, of course, the (white) men.

Richmond Council is urging residents to celebrate Halloween sensibly this year as cases of Covid-19 continue to rise across London.

The Council has published resources for residents to use, suggesting alternative ways to mark Halloween this year. They aim to help children and families celebrate Halloween safely without mixing households whilst ensuring the wellbeing of older or more vulnerable residents.