Egham squatters lose out
Squatters in an eco village near the Magna Carta memorial in Runnymede have lost their challenge against a Court order evicting them.
The group known as Diggers started camping in 2012 at the site which was formerly a campus of Brunel University.
The High Court Judge ruled that there had not been any error in the decision made by the County Court in June when it granted the eviction order.
The owner of the land, Orchid Runnymede Limited, has planning permission to develop the land for student housing, a care home for the elderly and private and affordable housing. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 12:13 am
Friday, 11 September 2015
Firefighter hoping to be Pride of Britain
A firefighter from Wandsworth is hoping he’ll be named London finalist tonight for the Pride of Britain Awards taking place later this year.
Darren Long was nominated for the award by friends for the work he has done for the stroke association.
His girlfriend Chantelle Richardson suffered a stroke after an operation at the age of 27.
Darren is aiming to complete 40 challenges to mark his 40th birthday.
One of the challenges he’s perfecting, is how to say Get Well Soon in 40 different languages.
BA flight in emergency landing
A British Airways flight to Heathrow was involved in a "full emergency" before landing safely this morning, according to the airport.
It's understood the flight from Washington D.C. had a technical fault and was met by fire engines.
One runway was closed during the operation - it has now reopened.
Earlier this week a BA plane was caught up in a drama at Las Vegas airport when its left engine caught fire as it prepared to take off. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:08 pm
Man "confesses" to murder of couple
A drug dealer is said to have confessed to the murder of former Olympic diver Peter Tarsey and his wife Jean at their home on Spain's Costa Blanca.
The couple, who were both 77 and originally from Brentford, were found shot dead and in each other's arms in Jalon near Benidorm, in March.
Spanish sources say the alleged killer is a Moroccan fruit seller, who also deals in cannabis and lived in the same town. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:50 pm
Man from Croydon jailed for possession of a firearm disguised as a mobile phone
A man who carried a "stun gun" which was disguised as a mobile phone has been sentenced to five years' in prison.
30 year old Robert Bas from Croydon was sentenced after being found guilty of possession of a disguised firearm.
The court heard that in December Bas was arrested for affray.
During the search officers recovered a replica mobile phone and checks conducted on the device showed it contained an electronic barb. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:38 pm
Chemical spillage in Richmond
Firefighters are warning people to be careful when using drain cleaner after a man received burns after spilling the chemical at home in Richmond.
Around one litre of drain cleaner was spilt in a first floor bathroom.
The man was taken to hospital following the accident last night. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:19 pm
Stabbing on a route 60 bus in Croydon
Two people have been charged in connection with a stabbing on a route 60 bus in Croydon.
A 16-year-old boy from Croydon has been charged with wounding and breach of a Criminal Behaviour Order.
18 year old Caine Payne from Croydon is charged with wounding.
Both appeared in court and have been remanded in custody.
Pobjoy Mint Is Offering A Limited Run Of Special Medals
Pobjoy Mint has offered to create a limited run of specially commissioned award medals.
The medals are to be presented to the volunteers of Surrey who work tirelessly in their own time for good causes in their local communities.
The event will be taking place at the Burford Bridge Hotel at the Chairman's reception next Thursday.
Surrey County Council Chairman Sally Marks says they are “the unsung heroes of Surrey” posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:28 pm
Police Are Continuing A Search For A Man Following A Car Chase
Police are continuing their search for a man after a car chase on Ewell Road last night ended with a vehicle running into a lamppost.
Officers were in pursuit of a suspect vehicle at about 7.30 after the driver failed to stop.
The car subsequently ran into the lamppost and the driver bailed out and fled the scene on foot. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:26 pm
People Are Being Questioned On Suspicious Driving Offences
Two people are still being questioned on suspicion of driving offences in Surrey.
A car failed to stop for police on the A3 last night.
Officers deployed a stinger on the vehicle in Tolworth and it collided with a lamp post.
A 30-year-old man from Hampshire has been arrested on suspicion of failing to stop, theft of motor vehicle and driving whilst disqualified.
A 29-year-old woman was also arrested on suspicion of aggravated taking a vehicle without the owner's consent. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:25 pm
Vulnerable Missing Woman From Ewell Has Been Found
A vulnerable woman who went missing from Ewell has been found safe and well.
75-year-old Patricia Carrig has been missing since 12:30pm yesterday, but was found by officers today.
This was a result of e member of the public seeing the police appeal on social media, and officers would like to thank the public with their search. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:23 pm
Family of Alice Gross to walk the Thames Path Challenge this weekend
This Saturday, schoolgirl Alice Gross's mother Ros Hodgkiss and sister Nina will trek the 50K Thames Path Challenge in her memory.
Alice disappeared from her home in Hanwell last August.
The hunt for her was Scotland Yard’s biggest search operation since the 7th of July London bombings.
Her body was found on the 30th of September, and days later Arnis Zalkalns, who had previously served seven years for murdering his wife, was found hanged in Boston Manor Park in Brentford.
Had he not died, he would have been charged with Alice’s murder.
The money raised from the walk will go to the charities Missing People and Youth Music.
Click here for more information.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:01 pm
Private's body exhumed ahead of inquest
The body of a Private who died from a bullet wound at the Deepcut army barracks in Surrey Heath, has been exhumed and reburied ahead of an inquest into her death.
18-year-old Cheryl James was one of four recruits who died in similar circumstances at the barracks between 1995 and 2002.
Her parents wanted a new examination into a bullet wound, which they don't believe was self-inflicted. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:33 pm
Three men arrested on suspicion of non-recent sexual offences are bailed
Two men from Walton arrested on suspicion of non-recent sexual offences have been released on police bail.
The 77-year-old and 86-year-old were arrested yesterday morning in connection with alleged sexual offences against children.
A 70-year-old man from the Bayswater – reported to be ex-DJ Jonathan King – was already released on bail this afternoon.
Police say the investigation is focused on the Walton Hop Disco which closed in 1990. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:09 pm
Tooting’s MP seems to be closing in on becoming Labour’s candidate for London Mayor
Bookies now have Sadiq Khan as the second favourite behind front runner Tessa Jowell.
Some experts say while Jeremy Corbyn has seen a surge in left wing support for the leadership this has also had a knock on effect for the Tooting MP.
An announcement is due tomorrow morning at 9. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:05 pm
RSPCA appeal for loving family to adopt Bruce and Rebel
The RSPCA in Surrey is appealing for someone to offer a home to two lovely lurchers, one of whom is going blind.
Rebel and Bruce are 18 months old and are best friends who can’t bear to be apart - their bond means it’s likely Bruce will become the eyes for his friend.
Despite becoming social media stars on Facebook they’re in RSPCA Millbrook in Chobham, as no one’s come forward to give them a home.
The pair were rescued back in March when they were found living alone in a house with someone coming in to feed them every few days. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:04 pm
A Twickenham based charity will host an event tonight where supporters will be able to hear first hand the work it’s doing in Africa
StreetInvest aims to help children living on the streets by putting trustworthy adults in their lives.
One of the speakers tonight, is former teacher Fred Mbise, who now works on behalf of the charity in Tanzania.
He says it was one chance meeting with a young boy which made him realise he had to help.
Update to yesterday's arrests in Walton
Three men have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into historical sex abuse crimes in Walton.
It’s being reported that one of them is 70 year-old ex-DJ Jonathan King who was arrested at his Bayswater home yesterday morning.
The other two men are aged 86 and 77 – they’re all held in connection with alleged offences against under-age boys in the 1970s and 80s.
Police say the investigation is focused on the Walton Hop Disco which closed in 1990. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:42 am
Football Association approves Chelsea's proposed use of Wembley Stadium
The Football Association's chief executive says it would make financial sense if Chelsea and Tottenham were to temporarily use Wembley.
Martin Glenn is backing any reported plans they might have to move in while their own stadiums get redeveloped.
Chelsea would need a new home for at least two seasons while they rebuild Stamford Bridge. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:32 am
Police search for man after car chase on Ewell Road
Police are continuing their search for a man after a car chase on Ewell Road last night ended with a vehicle running into a lamppost.
Officers were in pursuit of a suspect vehicle at about 7.30 after the driver failed to stop.
The car subsequently ran into the lamppost and the driver bailed out and fled the scene on foot. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:08 am
Wednesday, 9 September 2015
Morrisons announces closure of 140 convenience stores
Morrisons has announced it's selling off 140 convenience stores - at an expected loss of 30-million pounds.
The 'M Local' brand will also disappear, although the supermarket chain will keep hold of five branches.
The company's due to announce its half-year results tomorrow.
10 other branches will re-open under a new “My Local” label – including the existing shops in Teddington and Walton. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:21 pm
Kingston State of the Borough Debate to be held on Tuesday
Kingston Council has announced that they will be holding the first State of the Borough debate in 7 years.
The discussion – which will take place on Tuesday at the Guildhall – will be looking at the subject of growth in the area.
Residents will be invited to have their say and it is hoped that the debate will help build greater trust in local government and officials. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:26 pm
UK's oldest gay pub in Vauxhall given listed status
A gay pub in Vauxhall, which has been welcoming customers since the 1940’s, has been awarded grade 2 listed status.
The Royal Vauxhall Tavern is Britain’s oldest gay venue and has helped launch the careers of stars such as Lily Savage.
The pub was sold to a property development company in 2014, prompting a year-long campaign to save the venue.
But there is a warning from activists that London is losing its LGBT culture: 25 percent of gay venues in the capital have closed since the recession started. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 6:38 pm
Queen celebrates milestone
It’s 5.30 and exactly 63 years since the Queen’s accession to the throne.
To be exact, this time marks 63 years, seven months – or 23,226 days, 16 hours and approximately 30 minutes.
The milestone makes her the longest serving monarch of all time, eclipsing her great, great grandmother, Queen Victoria. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:30 pm
Police make three arrests into allegations of child sex offences in Walton
Police have made three arrests as part of an investigation into allegations of sex offences against children connected to the Walton Hop Disco in the 1970s and 1980s.
All three men were arrested on suspicion of various sexual offences concerning boys under the age of 16.
They are a 77-year-old man and an 86-year-old from Walton and a 70-year-old man from Bayswater.
Searches at addresses in London and Surrey are also being carried out by officers. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:19 pm
Missing Man in Purley
Police are appealing for information to help trace a vulnerable man missing from Purley.
64 year old Robert Barber who has dementia was last seen this morning at the care home he lives in.
Robert is white, about 5ft 2 slim and bald and was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt, brown trousers and black shoes.
Anyone who has seen him or knows of his whereabouts is asked to contact police.
Police Appeal for Assistance in Hounslow
Police are re-appealing for help in tracing a man in connection with a sex assault on a bus in Hounslow.
A 15 year old girl was attacked as she travelled on a 235 bus between Feltham high Street and Isleworth in June.
The suspect is an Asian man aged between 18 and 20 with short dark hair and was wearing a blue checked shirt and jeans. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:50 pm
A new sculpture celebrating Twickenham ahead of the Rugby World Cup, is being installed on the Riverside
The Council has been working in partnership with organisation Poet in the City, to see how art inspired by poetry, can enhance the area.
The new urn has been designed to celebrate Alexander Pope one of England’s greatest poets, and Twickenham’s most famous resident.
It is based on an urn which Pope designed for the garden of his friend.
Made out of steel, it will be accompanied by some of his most famous quotes, carved into new curved wooden seating and timber benches. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:54 pm
Fire in Sunbury
24 people have been evacuated and led to safety by firefighters after fire broke out in a sheltered accommodation block in Sunbury.
The blaze began shortly after ten this morning in a first floor laundry room at Beechwood Court in Churchill Way.
No one was injured and the cause of the fire is under investigation. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:26 pm
A renowned concert pianist is returning to the Epsom Playhouse, one of the first venues he played as a child
Nicholas McCarthy was born without his right hand and only began to play the piano at the age of 14.
A highlight of his career was when he performed alongside Coldplay at the Closing Ceremony of the 2012 Paralympic Games.
Nicholas is the only left-hand alone pianist to graduate from the Royal College of Music in its 130 year history.
Artist captures London with his own imagination
A map of London has emerged on the art scene, which has taken an astonishing ten years to complete.
The city is instantly recognisable, not by the obvious landmarks, but by the hedonistic and enchanting character of the metropolis that Gareth Wood, better known as Fuller Maps, communicates.
References to Fuller’s personal observations of the city are present, as well as comments on contemporary society, with drones and speed cameras peeking out from the intensely detailed drawing.
He chats to Jackie News about the moment he went on to depict Barnes.
Are you paying over the odds for rail fare?
An investigation has found that commuters in the suburbs are being charged as much as four times the correct fare for journeys.
Passengers are being sold "anytime" tickets; but the Campaign for Better Transport says Oyster cards would be cheaper.
One example, at Ewell West, a station operated by South West Trains, was where one customer was asked to pay £19.50 to travel to Hertfordshire.
The Oyster off-peak fare would have been £5.20 – that’s a difference of 275% posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:04 pm
Judge confirmed to preside over terror attacks in Tunisia
A crown court judge will preside over the inquests into the deaths of 30 British nationals in June's terror attack in Tunisia.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the massacre in Sousse.
38 people in all were killed, including a couple from Morden. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:49 pm
Met Police have released an image of a suspect in connection with an allegation of sexual assault in Croydon.
In July, a 14-year old girl was attacked on a 405 bus between Hooley and Coulsdon South.
The suspect is an Asian man, aged between 25 and 30, slim, around 5 ft 8 with short black hair and facial stubble.
Witnesses are asked to contact DC Goodman on 07770 315678 or by dialling 101.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 quoting reference 183831.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:38 pm
A four year old Husky was given the ultimate accolade of being crowned Best Battersea Dog at the Annual Reunion and Fun Day last weekend.
Almost 10,000 animal lovers and their dogs were in Battersea Park at the weekend.
Husky Pan won the hearts of the judges in the hotly contested Best Battersea Dog competition, and came out as ‘top dog’ on the day.
Pan was rehomed two years ago from the charity's Brands Hatch centre after being the longest stay dog at 300 days, before she was rehomed by Georgina and Ian Barnard from Orpington, Kent.
Pan had an extremely difficult start to her young life, after she was kept outside in a yard and never allowed indoors.
She arrived at Battersea Brands Hatch with a filthy coat and a fear of being left alone, so she needed a lot of help with her behaviour. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:35 pm
Free Wi-Fi across Kingston's libraries
Kingston’s seven libraries and Museum now offer visitors use of free Wi-Fi.
It’s a part of the Super Connected Cities programme that aims to enhance visitor experience.
Visitors can now use their own devices such as smartphones and tablets to access the libraries online digital resources at no cost. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:36 pm
Affordable housing scheme in Mitcham
The YMCA has released a time-lapse video of their new affordable housing scheme being put together in Mitcham.
The Y:Cube is made up of single units costing £30,000 each which can be stacked and moved about where needed.
The new block in Clay Lane will see 36 formerly homeless people move into their own "modular homes" with a rent of £148 a week.
That’s just 65% of the market rent in the area. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:14 pm
Would-be Jihadi bride from Hounslow is jailed
A would-be jihadi bride from Hounslow has been jailed for 15 months for helping a man she met online to travel to Syria.
22 year-old Angela Shafiq talked to Mohammed Ahmed on Skype telling him how to obtain travel documents - and how to get past border controls.
He travelled to Syria with his friend Yusuf Sarwar in 2013.
The pair were arrested on their return last January and admitted preparing terrorist acts.
Detective Chief Superintendent Sue Southern is from West Midlands Police.
Man sentenced for killing a deer in Croydon
A man from Kenley has been given a 4 month suspended sentence after killing a deer in Croydon.
32 year old Mian Zeeshan Shahid was was also ordered to complete 200 hours of unpaid work.
On the same day, Shahid posted an update on a Facebook group called 'Deer Stalkers International'.
He boasted how he had killed a deer and "made a good meal for ten".
Users of the group forwarded Shahid's post to police. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:11 am
Flaws in the case of murdered Coulsdon student are criticised
Italy's top criminal court has criticised the flaws in the case against Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend for the murder of Coulsdon student Meredith Kercher.
It says there was a complete lack of 'biological traces' of the American or Raffaelle Sollecito at the scene in Perugia.
Both spent four years in jail before being acquitted of murder in March.
They have always insisted on their innocence. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:22 am
Monday, 7 September 2015
It’s a little known fact, but suicide is the second leading cause of death among teenagers and young adults in the UK.
1 in 10,000 15 to 19 year olds die as a result of suicide every year.
Dr Nihara Krause founded Wimbledon based STEM4 which offers workshops to schools on how to spot vulnerable youngsters.
A new study from Network Rail is warning 20% additional capacity is needed to deal with existing overcrowding.
That’s before you even take into account the estimation there will be 40% more passengers using the rail networks by 2043.
London’s Mayor Boris Johnson is urging us to get behind Crossrail2, which is expected to add another 10% to London's rail capacity.
The proposal is to build an underground line at Wimbledon linking it to Tottenham Hale and New Southgate in North London.
Other stations that would benefit from the multi - billion pound scheme, include Kingston, Surbiton and Epsom.
Although it wouldn’t be ready until 2030, Kingston’s Conservative MP James Berry says it is the only answer.
Opponents of the scheme have cited accessibility for the disabled, impact on the environment, and cost as reasons why the scheme should not go ahead.
Network Rail says;
We received over 5000 responses to the Crossrail 2 consultation undertaken in the summer of 2014. A report on the consultation was published in autumn 2014. This included a detailed analysis of the responses received.
We have carefully considered all feedback and our responses to the issues raised in the consultation are set out in the following pages. Additional new information about the potential impacts of Crossrail 2 has been included where this is available.
Full details about previous Crossrail 2 consultations are available at www.crossrail2.co.uk.
The 2014 consultation provided the public with the opportunity to view and comment on potential changes to the Crossrail 2 route consulted upon in 2013 and consulted on specific route options along three parts of the route.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:37 pm
Man tasered in Wandsworth
A man has been tasered after taking a large sword to a block of flats in Wandsworth.
Police were called at around 6.20pm yesterday to the scene off Queenstown Road.
They entered a flat where they found a man in possession of a large sword.
Witnesses claim he had caused damage t a communal area within the building.
He was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and affray, and officers discharged a taser during the arrest.
He's thought to be in stable condition in hospital.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:26 pm
Islamophobic crimes are on the rise
The number of hate crimes against Muslims in London has risen by almost three quarters in a year.
More than 800 Islamophobic offences were recorded by the Metropolitan Police in the year to July - compared to fewer than 500 over the previous 12 months.
One of the highest increases was in Merton which saw a rise from eight incidents in the year to July 2014 up to 29 in the following 12 months.
Officers say it's partly down to a willingness of victims to come forward and a greater awareness among police staff. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:41 pm
A great-grandmother from New Malden is planning to mark a milestone birthday by driving a Ferrari to raise money for charity
Pat Farr, who turns 90 in November, is doing it to raise money for the Royal Marsden cancer treatment hospital, which is based in Sutton and Chelsea.
She tells us why she’s doing the challenge at Dunsfold Aerodrome.
To donate to Pat's challenge, click hereposted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:52 am
Back-to-school safety campaign
A back-to-school safety operation is being launched in Croydon.
The two-week campaign coincides with the start of the new school year and focuses on keeping young people and their possessions safe.
Police will visit a number of secondary schools in the borough and speak to the new Year Seven students about personal safety.
They’ll also give out leaflets on crime prevention, along with details of how gadgets can be registered on the Immobilise website. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 9:40 am
Police call for witnesses following serious collision in Hounslow
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision in Hounslow.
A white Mercedes C200 and a white Suzuki Swift crashed shortly before half past ten last night on Bath Road close to the junction with Berkeley Avenue.
The 38-year-old driver of one of the vehicles was taken to a central London hospital where he remains in a critical condition.
Officers are keen to speak with a motorist believed to have stopped at the scene, but who left before police arrived.
Missing Thornton Heath boy found
Police have thanked the public for their help in the search for a missing ten year old boy.
Officers had been concerned for the welfare of Luis Felizberto who disappeared from Thornton Heath yesterday afternoon.
He has now been found. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 8:08 am
Cuts at Surrey prison lead to increase in drugs
According to independent monitors staff cuts at a prison in Surrey have led to an increase in illegal drugs and dangerous weapons.
The annual report also highlighted the fact that fewer searches at Coldingley Prison in Woking also resulted in more prisoners using legal highs, causing more bullying and debt.
HM Prison Service said its prisons had safe and decent staff levels and extra prison officers had been recruited to address the concerns. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:47 am
Search on for injured Merton man who left hospital
Police are appealing for help in tracing a man who left hospital while receiving treatment.
42-year-old Eugeniusz Golos, who lives in Merton, was last seen just after 11 on Saturday night at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington.
He was receiving medical treatment for a head injury.
Eugeniusz, who’s Polish, is 5-feet 10 with short blond hair and facial hair.
When last seen, he was wearing a dark coloured cardigan with grey sleeves and a grey triangle on the back and dark coloured chequered pyjama trousers.
Public consultation to be held for new town square in Twickenham
A public consultation on proposals for a new Town Square in Twickenham will be held in November.
As part of its overall programme of the area, Richmond Council purchased three properties in King Street and Water Lane.
Architects were selected to transform them, and they’ll present their ideas during the consultation.
An exhibition will be based in a pop-up shop on Church Street for a four week period.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:00 pm
£30,000 raised to help former Chelsea striker
A £30,000 target to fund physiotherapy for a former England striker who suffered a severe stroke has been reached.
75-year-old Jimmy Greaves, whose former clubs include Tottenham and Chelsea, left hospital in June.
The money is being earmarked to pay for 500 hours of treatment.
Tottenham have paid for part of Greaves’ treatment, and the Football Association has also contributed a four-figure sum.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 5:45 pm
Wandsworth Council shows both sides of burglary
Wandsworth Council has launched a pair of films to tell both sides of burglary.
The films feature Stuart, a former burglar and Anna, a victim of burglary.
After turning his back on crime, Stuart wants to make amends by showing people where dangers lie so they can avoid them.
While Anna, who lives in Earlsfield, lost the computer she used to run her charity supporting people with cancer.
This meant she was unable to give the help she had promised, lost funding and subsequently suffered a stress-related auto-immune condition.
Chelsea Ladies edge closer to title
Chelsea Ladies have moved a step closer to the Women’s Super League title.
They’re now five points clear at the top of the table with only two games left after beating Notts County 2-1 at Wheatsheaf Park.
Claire Rafferty and Gilly Flaherty were on target for the Blues.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:13 pm
Man arrested after Twickenham fight
A man’s been arrested after a fight in Twickenham last night, which led to a second man being taken to hospital with a head injury.
Police officers and paramedics were called to London Road at around 11.15, where they found and treated the injured man, who was in his 60s.
He’s since been discharged from hospital after treatment.
The other man remains in custody on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 4:00 pm
Missing woman with links to Heathrow
Police are appealing for information to trace a vulnerable missing woman with links to Heathrow.
40-year-old Marisa Araujo Dos Santos was last seen at her home in Islington this morning.
She’s known to go to coffee shops in the Heathrow, Kings Cross, Holborn and St Pancras areas.
Marisa is Brazilian, around 5ft 5inches tall, of slim build with long brown hair.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 3:42 pm
14th for Button in Italy
Lewis Hamilton's taken a big step to retaining his Formula One world title with victory in the Italian Grand Prix.
Team-mate and main championship rival Nico Rosberg had to retire with engine failure.
Sebastian Vettel and Felipe Massa finished second and third.
Woking-based McLaren’s Jenson Button finished in 14th while teammate Fernando Alonso didn’t finish.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:37 pm
#TheFaces still have it after 40 years
The three surviving members of the Faces, Ronnie Wood, Kenney Jones, and Rod Stewart have reunited for the first time in 40 years.
They took to the stage at the Rock 'n' Horsepower charity concert at Hurtwood Park Polo Club last night in aid of Prostate Cancer UK.
Rod paid tribute to missing members Ronnie Lane, who died in 1997, and Ian McLagan, who died last year.
All money raised from ticket sales at yesterday's gig at the club, belonging to Kenney Jones, was handed to the charity. Jones has suffered from the disease.
The Faces, who formed in 1969, released their final album Ooh La La in 1973. Rod went on to pursue a solo career, while Ronnie Wood joined the Rolling Stones, and Kenney Jones, The Who.
They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012.
Free Wi-Fi In Richmond For The Rugby World Cup
People in Twickenham will be able to access 30 minutes of free Wi-Fi a day in time for the Rugby World Cup.
Those with wireless devices such as smart phones, tablets or laptops will be able to log on to the ‘FreeRichmondWifi’ account.
As well as keeping up to date with all the match results, it’s hoped the move will make it easier for residents to use online services. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 11:13 am
Wimbledon Workshops That Teach How To Spot Vulnerable Youngsters
It's a little known fact, but suicide is the second leading cause of death among teenagers and young adults in the UK.,
1 in 10,000 15 to 19 year olds die as a result of suicide every year.
Dr Nihara Krause founded Wimbledon based STEM4 which offers workshops to schools on how to spot vulnerable youngsters.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:25 am
Disabled Parking Bays Being Misused In Sutton
Sutton has had to crackdown on the misuse of disabled parking bays.
Police and permit officers tackled suspected offenders earlier this week.
While on patrol, 5 cars were seen misusing the system and now face possible fines or prosecution.
In 2013, Sutton Council had 38 successful prosecutions.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:20 am
Conman Preying On The Elderly In Epsom
Police are warning elderly residents in Epsom to be on their guard.
It's after a number of people have been duped into handing over money to a conman claiming to need to borrow money to pay for a locksmith.
The most recent case took place in West Hill on Monday when a man claimed to be the victim's neighbour and asked to borrow £80.
The suspect is white, aged 18-20, around 5ft 9 tall, of slim build with mousey brown hair.
He was clean-shaven and wearing jeans and a light-coloured T-shirt.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 10:18 am
Kingston Carnival returns today following a one year hiatus.
The event was cancelled last year because of fears of public safety due to overcrowding.
Last ditch attempts to save the carnival, which was in its 15th year, failed.
It’ll start at 12 noon with a procession from Guildhall. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 7:23 am
England will kick off their World Cup campaign on the back of a win at Twickenham
England will go into the rugby union World Cup on the back of a win.
They beat Ireland in the final warm up match at Twickenham.
Final score 21-13. posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 2:16 am
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Sarah was schooled in Kingston and she likes jogging around Bushy Park.
Mike Oban
Mike enjoys playing and watching sports and is a budding football coach.
Deborah Martin
Deborah may have started life on a farm in Ohio, USA, but is a long time resident of South West London. Her current loves are fusing glass, good meals out, and dancing.
Dave Stevens
Dave never cooks and likes a glass of red wine while not drinking Guinness. He is also a chocoholic.
Natalie Osborne
Natalie presents both news and travel - more on Presenters page.
Alex Loveridge
Alex loves watching tennis at Surbiton and Wimbledon and also plays a bit too. He swims at Richmond, but not in the Thames.
Haz Childs
Haz is from Hampton and loves all genre in music, but has a soft spot for reggae and Bob Marley.
Sharmeen Ziauddin
Sharmeen lives in Worcester Park and loves lie-ins, kittens, books, politics, make-up and anything with sugar in it, but hates Monday mornings with a vengeance.
David Walker
David´s philosophy is you only live once so go out and grab every opportunity no matter how small.
Sandra Aggrey
Sandra wants to travel the world in 60 days.
Anna Kretschmer
Anna is an amateur ballerina and ballroom dancer. She also enjoys reading, sewing, and looking after her cat Bess.
Faye De Silva
Faye absolutely loves singing and dancing, even though she can't sing or dance.
Ben Chapman
Ben lives in Cheam and loves sport.
Paul Francis
Paul grew up in Fetcham and now lives in Teddington with his wife, two cats and a dog. He supports Fulham and plays in a band.
Chuck Adolphy
Chuck is a huge Chelsea fan and loves all sport, especially cricket.
Jacqui Kerr
Jacqui enjoys all sports and has had a go at most! She loves talking, current affairs, music, and walking her polar bear sized dog.
James Kitchin
James is an avid theatre-goer and Chelsea supporter.
Winston Lo
Winston’s first love was Geography. Now mapping his way as a journalist, you’ll also often find him singing and dancing in the shower.
Simon Sapper
Simon has lived in south-west London for more than 30 years. He is married with three kids, a Brentford season ticket holder, a lover of loud shirts, a charity trustee, a school governor and a rugby coach.
Sophie Weaver
Born and bred in Esher, travel, food, sport and animal enthusiast.
Graham Osborne
Graham is capable of quoting films at the drop of a hat. If he were allowed, he would probably never leave the cinema.
Felix Thompson
Felix is from Kew. He loves his sport, and he lives and breathes Newcastle United.
Marina Jenkins
Marina has lived in SW London all her life and she loves it. There are so many great pubs, high streets, river walks and of course, Richmond Park.
Celine Byford
Celine is a chocolate addict who loves visiting different countries.
Charline Bou Mansour
Charline loves art, photography and enjoys singing.
Katherine McGinn
Katherine loves singing jazz, blues and soul, writing, drawing, politics and long walks with her dog.
