A man killed after a stabbing in Mortlake was believed to be a relative of Oscar-nominated actor Ralph Fiennes. James Fiennes, 49, died on Wednesday morning after he was stabbed in The Tapestry pub in Mortlake on Tuesday evening, April 22.
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of James Fiennes at a Mortlake tapas bar. Nicholas Hunter, 36, of no fixed address, who was previously said to be from Rodenhurst Road, Clapham, was charged last night and appeared at Wimbledon
There are no two ways about it - the opening of the Perfect Murder is bizarre and you wonder what you have let yourself in for. But as the play, based on the Peter James novel, progresses, the plot and its characters soon get under your skin.
The memory of a young woman murdered while working at a bank in Ham will be preserved when the bank shuts this summer. Barclays in Ham, to close in June, is home to a commemorative plaque that pays tribute to 20-year-old Angela Woolliscroft, an
Legendary ice dancer and coach Roy Callaway, 96, has died. Mr Callaway coached many years at the Richmond Ice Rink until it closed in 1992. He continued coaching occasionally into his 80s. He was married to the late Betty Callaway MBE, who
The Sheen Folk and Blues Festival draws closer, with four days of live music treats from more than 20 musicians. The festival, in its sixth year, features an eclectic mix of music from traditional folk, folk-rock, and country to delta and Chicago
St Mary’s University in Twickenham will hold a postgraduate open evening at its Strawberry Hill campus. The university invites anyone considering a postgraduate degree to speak to academic staff and see the facilities from 6pm to 8pm on Wednesday
