News in Teddington

We are fully in the swing of Autumn now - which means we can appreciate its brilliant colours.

Our resident photographer Sue Lindenberg was out in the park yesterday appreciating the season.

Teddington is a great place to live - bustling high street, beautiful parks and right on the Thames.

However these niceties all come at a price - and a very hefty price in some cases.

Following a public consultation, two local Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) which aim to address anti-social activities in public spaces in the borough have been renewed.

One of the PSPOs focuses on anti-social behaviour and tackling nuisances such as excessive consumption of alcohol, public urination and defecation, and damage to land.

The 2020 Poppy Appeal launches today in Teddington, and this year The Royal British Legion is asking everyone to back the Appeal in a new way.

Like so many things this year, the Appeal has to adapt to the threat of Covid-19 and the Legion are asking the public to support the charity like never before, because every poppy counts.

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Alan Turing is one of the country's most famous mathematicians and scientists but did you know he worked in Teddington for a time?

This week on rewind we look at the life of Turing and the work he did in Teddington at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL).

It has been announced that Tesco will be hiring 11,000 temporary staff members to help over the Christmas period.

Tesco's Extra Stores and Superstores will be hiring employees to help with stocking, deliveries, and general activities.

A new online guide has been launched for those needing some additional help accessing food, household essentials, paying for bills, rent or their mortgage as a result of Covid-19.

Through the pandemic the Council has worked hard to support residents via our community hub, emergency grants or by awarding funding to local organisations who have been linking people to services such as food, check-in calls or medication collection.

Rigby was a gorgeous lockdown puppy who presented to us for his first check where he was completely normal on clinical examination.

He was eating, drinking and toileting normally with owners that couldn't be happier. Fast forward five days and bang, he arrived into the Teddington clinic collapsed, vomiting and with severe diarrhoea with blood.

The jobs market is tough out there at the moment but luckily Nub News is here to help.

We have our very own jobs section where you can find dozens of great local jobs.