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Goldsmith Sets Out Aims to Kingston Students
5:04pm Wednesday 17th March 2010
By Community Correspondent Miles Dilworth Zac Goldsmith, conservative candidate for Richmond Park, Tiffin Boys School in Kingston to discuss his plans for the borough and his political vision whilst he faced questioning from year 11 students on areas ranging from tax dodging to the Heathrow expansion.
Parking in parks looking ever gloomier
6:47pm Monday 15th March 2010
By Community Correspondent Joel Nulsen
Guides celebrate Centenary with special service
8:00pm Monday 1st March 2010
From Community Correspondent Steve Wicks: Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and their Leaders from Richmond, Barnes, Kew and Mortlake recently celebrated the Centenary of Guiding with a special World Thinking Day service in Mortlake Parish church.
The Pros and Cons of the Oyster Card
12:40pm Sunday 28th February 2010
Oyster cards have been rather recently introduced as a 'simpler and easier way of travel'. However is this statement true? Under 16 oyster cards in particular are a complete nuisance. I, myself have lost my oyster card at least five times resulting in the rather large sum of 10 pounds per oyster card. This can result in a very high cost for someone 14 years old.
Tragic Death Has Effect On Local Area
4:50pm Monday 22nd February 2010
by Community Correspondent Finbar Fitzgerald
Kings Arms Hampton Court wins second top accolade
2:14pm Friday 19th February 2010
By Community Correspondent Richard Sharp
Hampton Hill Mum set to tackle Everest to raise funds for the Woking Hospice
6:46am Thursday 18th February 2010
Jo Adam of Hampton Hill is trekking to Everest Base Camp in March 2010 to raise money for the Woking Hospice where her mother Anna spent some weeks last summer.Jo said, “The help, care and support given not only to my mother, but also to my father, sisters and me last year was absolutely amazing. The staff really opened our eyes to another area of care we previously had no real knowledge or experience of. The staff at the Hospice gave Mummy the proper care she needed whilst she stayed there, all in a warm and friendly atmosphere. When she came home for her last few days they again helped us hugely as a family, not just helping us to organize carers to visit, but with all round help in every area and also all the equipment we needed to make Anna's last days with us as comfy and pleasant as possible. This help was not only massively beneficial to Mummy, but also a great support and comfort to Daddy, Jane, Shena and me.”
Licking the garden into shape
4:18pm Wednesday 17th February 2010
practical do's and don'ts for the garden in February
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