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Friday, 13 July 2012

John Terry found not guilty

John Terry has been found not guilty of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.

The Chelsea and England footballer has spent the week on trial accused of hurling a racist insult at the QPR player during a match last year.

There were loud cheers from the public gallery when the chief magistrate announced his verdict.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:44 pm  

London Welsh start season against the Tigers
The fixtures are out for the new rugby union Premiership season.

Newcomers London Welsh will begin against Leicester on September 2nd.

A day before, the traditional Twickenham double header will see defending champions Harlequins face Wasps, while London Irish will take on Saracens.

The dates and kick-off times have thus far been confirmed for the first 8 rounds of games.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:48 pm  

Health Lottery funding helps 5 South West London groups
5 groups from South West London have been awarded funding, using money raised through the Health Lottery.

Projects awarded funding include Croydon People First and the Women’s Empowerment Project in Sutton.

Money will be used to help support parents with babies and those with learning difficulties who face health problems.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:42 pm  

QPR release midfielder
QPR have received some bad news as they head of on their pre-season tour of Asia.

Midfielder Akos Buzsacky has failed to agree terms on a new contract at Loftus Road, and has been released.

The Hungarian international joined the Hoops from Plymouth Argyle in 2008.

In a statement the club wished Buzsacky all the best for the future.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:39 pm  

42 miles of roadside barriers will be used for the Surrey cycle races
Surrey will create the largest Olympic venue of the Games from scratch this summer.

545 roads will need to be closed to stage the road cycling races.

It will feature 42 miles of roadside barriers – enough to lap the running track of the Olympic stadium 170 times.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:38 pm  

Four people taken to hospital following fire in Isleworth
Four people, including a child have been taken to hospital following a fire at a petrol station in Isleworth.

A petrol pump and two cars were destroyed by the blaze on Great West Road last night.

It’s thought they were suffering from shock and minor injuries.

Firefighters managed to prevent the fire from spreading to the rest of the petrol station.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:35 pm  

Kingston 'wheel' sculpture to be unveiled later today
There is under 2 hours to go until Kingston's wheel sculpture is unveiled in the Market Place.

The 205 decorated wheels will represent the 205 countries competing in the Olympics.

Children, community groups and businesses from the borough all took part in the making of it.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:35 pm  

M4 has now reopened between Junction two and three
The M4 has now reopened between Junction two and three following emergency repair work on a viaduct.

It will be a key link road for Olympic athletes arriving into Heathrow.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:33 am  

Hammersmith climber named amongst avalanche deaths
The mountaineering world has led tributes to one of the UK’s most respected climbers killed alongside two other Britons in an avalanche.

Roger Payne, originally from Hammersmith, was among nine people who lost their lives after being hit by a massive wall of snow in the French Alps.

Reporter Robert Nisbet is in Chamonix and says the mood there is grim.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:32 am  

Merton residents are being asked for their opinions about a redevelopment project
Merton Council is asking residents to have their say about the future look of the Rainbow Industrial Estate in Raynes Park.

Landowner, Workspace Group, wants to hear what people think about their ideas for the redevelopment of the site.

Residents and business’s have until the 25th of July to send their views and comments for consideration.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:29 am  

Wandsworth Council has launched a free app
Wandsworth council has launched a free iPhone app to help Battersea businesses bounce back from last summers riots.

The new “at the junction” app gives residents and visitors a definitive guide to Clapham and the surrounding area.

It contains an interactive map, directory, places to eat and drink, community news, events and exclusive offers.

Local businesses can have a free listing in the app.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:27 am  

Man arrested in Croydon in connection with a murder inquiry
Another man’s been arrested as part of a murder inquiry in Croydon.

The 32 year old was detained this morning in Croydon.

26 year old Trevor Ellis died from gunshot wounds in Duppas Hill Road last August.

9 others have been released on bail pending further inquiries.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:26 am  

Thursday, 12 July 2012

Police will not charge Harlequins' player
Harlequins’ scrum-half Danny Care will not be charged in relation to an alleged sexual assault back in March.

On receiving the news from the Crown Prosecution Service, the Twickenham-based Rugby Union player is said to be ‘relieved and happy’ that ‘the process is now finished’.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:22 pm  

Surrey Police suspend privatisation

Surrey Police have voted to suspend the plans to privatise various roles in the police force today.

It’s after security firm G4S failed to get enough staff for the London 2012 Olympics.

Surrey and the West Midlands forces had drawn up a shortlist of six groups that were bidding to take over some functions including G4S.

UNISON have welcomed the move, and urged other police forces to follow suit.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:06 pm  

Trust fund set up in cricketer Tom Maynard's memory

The family of Tom Maynard have given the go-ahead for setting up a trust fund in his memory.

The 23-year-old Surrey cricketer was hit by a London Underground train in Wimbledon last month.

The Trust will initially help the development of aspiring disadvantaged cricketers.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:04 pm  

Lollipop ladies and men a thing of the past in Wandsworth?

Wandsworth Council has decided to end school crossing patrols, putting the jobs of lollipop ladies and men in danger.

The Tory-controlled authority says it'll save £200,000 a year, with the council needing to make 70 million pounds worth of savings in 4 years.

The GMB union has condemned the move, accusing the council of threatening the safety of children.

The council denied that it was cancelling the service all together, pointing out teachers and volunteers could take up the role.

They also deny that they are putting children's safety at risk, arguing that primary school children walk with their parents or carers.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:00 pm  

Bomb Squad called to Thames Ditton yesterday
Residents in Thames Ditton experienced some drama yesterday when the bomb squad arrived.

Surrey Police say the squad was called after calls were received from the public about a suspicious device having been found at a residential address.

It turned out to be a hand grenade on which the Bomb Squad later carried out a controlled explosion on nearby land owned by a local golf course.

No-one was injured during the incident.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:25 am  

Ealing Terroism suspects have had their periods of detention suspended
A group of three men who were arrested in Ealing last week on suspicion of terrorism offences have had their periods of detention extended by Westminster Magistrates Court.

Although the Met Police have not disclosed where exactly the men were arrested, Scotland Yard has said that the operation has nothing to do with the Olympics.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:22 am  

A Woking band is to be celebrated this afternoon
Woking band The Jam is being celebrated this afternoon.

A sculpture in their honour is being unveiled in the town centre at three o’clock.

Rick Butler, the bands drummer will reveal the statue.

It’s been commissioned by Barrett Homes as part of the £250m redevelopment of Woking town centre.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:20 am  

Crash in Tolworth
There was a big crash on the A3 this morning.

Emergency services were called out just after seven fifteen to an incident involving at least 4 vehicles.

It happened on the south bound side just after the Tolworth underpass.

All 3 lanes were closed but have now re-opened.

Fire, police and ambulances were all at the scene and cutting equipment was used to get into a car.

One person has been injured as is now in hospital.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:18 am  

Wednesday, 11 July 2012

Crackdown continues on bike theft in Sutton
Sutton police are continuing their crackdown on bike theft.

The Safer Transport Team have security-marked more than one hundred bikes for free.

A police spokesman said they are also continuing to use a range of tactics to combat the stealing of bicycles.

posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:21 pm  

Appeal for witnesses following a hit and run
Police in Walton-on-Thames are appealing for witnesses after a cyclist suffered serious injuries in a hit and run incident last Tuesday.

The collision happened in Station Avenue when a small red or orange car came in contact with the cyclist who suffered a fractured arm.

The car will be missing its left wing mirror which was found at the scene.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:13 pm  

Medic issues alcohol advice
A medic at West Middlesex Hospital in Isleworth is advising residents to drink responsibly over the summer.

Dr Zul Mirza, a consultant in emergency medicine, regularly sees the consequences of reckless drinking.

He’s advising those who have been drinking to avoid alcohol for 48 hours and check units.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:03 pm  

Mo Farah ready for Olympics
Twickenham’s Mo Farah has got just one event before the Olympics.

The double gold medallist already heading for London to race in the London Diamond League on Friday.

He’s tweeted that he’s on the way to the airport to come back home.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:02 pm  

AFC unveil new signings tonight
AFC Wimbledon supporters will be able to meet the club’s latest signings tonight.

Curtis Osano and Louis Harris will be modelling the team’s new kit.

25 year old Osano has joined the Dons from Luton on a full transfer – 19 year old Harris has been released from Championship Club Wolves.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:00 pm  

Fire investigation underway in Heston
An investigation is underway after a house fire in Heston.

Around 20 firefighters were called to Church Road in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Four people escaped the blaze and one person suffered burns.

The fire damaged part of the first floor and the roof was completely gutted.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:59 pm  

Sutton pensioner foils doorstep burglars
The police have praised the actions of an 81-year-old Sutton man who prevented a doorstep burglary.

The pensioner refused to let in callers who claimed that his water system had left him in risk of flooding. Flooding had not been reported in the area.

The man requested to see ID, which the suspects didn’t have.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:41 am  

Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Richmond residents can apply for a grant to improve their area
Richmond residents can now apply for a grant of up to £1,000 to make their local area a better place.

The Council’s ‘Civic Pride Fund’ was only for local organisations but is now available to individuals wanting to make a difference in their community.

Councillor Pamela Fleming says Richmond is a beautiful place but there’s always room for improvement.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:38 pm  

The Alzheimer's Society is asking for your help
The Alzheimer’s Society is asking people from the South East to help shape the future of dementia research.

The public, professionals who work with dementia and those affected by the condition, are asked to submit questions to help identify priority areas for funding.

There are currently over 15,000 people with dementia in Surrey and that number is set to rise to nearly 20,000 by 2021.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:36 pm  

Harlequins director keen for improvement
Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea is keen for his side to improve.

That’s despite winning the Premiership last season.

He says they want to improve and he doesn’t feel they were as good as they could be last season.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:34 pm  

Olympic Party on Tooting Common
Wandsworth Council are getting into the Olympic festivities by organising a party on Tooting Common.

It will be held after the torch's arrival on the 23rd July and will include performances from Rizzle Kicks and Twist and Pulse.

The free tickets are being released next Monday evening from a selection of libraries, and are being restricted to residents from the borough.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:33 pm  

Olympic torch relay heads into Surrey
With just 17 days until the start of the Olympics.

The Olympic flame comes to Surrey this afternoon

After more than 50 days travelling around the UK, the torch relay crosses the county border into Runnymede after leaving Windsor.

It arrives in Egham at around 3.30 and leaves 15 minutes later heading to Bracknell.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:48 pm  

Brixton man injured in Spain
A man from Brixton has been gorged by a bull at Spain’s Pamplona festival

29 year old Liam Tarff was gorged through the left thigh by the half ton bull after it became separated from the rest of the heard.

Mr Tarff said he took part in the annual bull running festival for a friend’s thirtieth birthday.

He is recovering in hospital alongside a man from Kent and an American who were also injured at the event
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:17 am  

Alzhemer's Society asks for help
The Alzheimer’s Society is asking people from the South East to help shape the future of dementia research.

The public, professionals who work with dementia and those affected by the condition, are asked to submit questions to help identify priority areas for funding.

There are currently over 15,000 people with dementia in Surrey and that number is set to rise to nearly 20,000 by 2021.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:16 am  

Wallington man gets ASBO
A man from Wallington who has been making his neighbours’ lives a misery has been given an ASBO.

41 year old Antonio Deeb has a history of anti-social behaviour at his home in Marchmont Road.

His behaviour included playing loud music, fighting and shouting, kicking neighbours’ doors, damaging cars and throwing an axe or hammer through a neighbour’s window

The court found that Deeb’s behaviour had caused harassment, alarm or distress to residents.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:14 am  

Police investigate fatal collision in Mitcham
Police are appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision in
Mitcham this morning.

Police were called just after 5 to reports of a collision involving a car and cyclist in Mitcham Road.

The cyclist, a man believed aged in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Inquiries are underway to establish his identity and contact next of kin.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:13 am  

Monday, 9 July 2012

Drugs raid in Wallington
Police carried out two drugs raids on homes this morning in Wallington.

Officers forced entry to the two flats on the Roundshaw estate simultaneously at 7.30 supported by dog handlers.

At one of the properties officers recovered a quantity of suspected cannabis.

A man aged 18 and a woman aged 23 were arrested on suspicion of possession with intent to supply.

At the other address police questioned a man inside the property and gave him a warning.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:53 pm  

Death at St George's
A patient who died of thirst in St George’s Hospital Tooting was denied vital medication because his specialist doctors didn’t know he was there.

An inquest into his death heard today how Kane Gorny from Balham had a very rare condition and needed medication to retain fluid.

He lost a third of his body fluid whilst recovering from a hip operation and called 999 to beg for a drink hours before his death.

The inquest heard how specialists who understood his condition were expecting to be alerted when he was admitted for the operation.

They only found out he had been in the hospital after he had died.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:52 pm  

Bees sign new striker
Former Falkirk striker Farid El Alagui is Brentford football club’s latest signing ahead of the new season.

The Moroccan goal-poacher’s arrival at Griffin Park brings the number of new signings to four.

Defender Shaleum Logan has also re-signed.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:06 pm  

New plans to tackle street drinkers in Tooting
A plan is being devised to deal with problem street drinkers in Tooting and Graveney.

The council and police are proposing to make outside public places in parts of the two wards, including Tooting High Street , alcohol free zones.

The move comes in response to increasing reports from members of the public about a hard core group of street drinkers.

Anyone refusing to leave the areas could face an on-the spot fine or prosecution in the magistrates court.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:05 pm  

Olympic rings in Richmond
The Olympic rings can now be seen by visitors flying into London.

The 300 metres wide logo's been mown into the grass at Richmond Park by shire horses.

It will be visible on the Heathrow flight path throughout the games.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:04 pm  

Paralympics - A focus on Football & Goalball
This week our focus is on Football & Goalball in the build up to London 2012 Paralympics.

Radio Jackie's Pascale Couch and Natalie Osborne went along to a very wet and windy Surrey FA Football For All League meeting at the Excel Leisure Centre in Walton on Thames.

Rob Seale is the Football Plus Development Officer at Chelsea FC Foundation and he spoke to us about the pan-disability football tournaments:

Listen to the podcast on Paralympics - A focus on Football & Goalball on the Radio Jackie red button.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:00 am  

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