They were both issued £200 covid tickets each last night after they fancied a "nice long drive" to one of their favorite fast-food places. 

It was discovered the restaurant was 20 miles way from where they live.

Police are reminding people that trips like this are not essential.

It’s reported that the dog picked up a smaller dog and attacked it in Lavender Park.

It is described as a large Mastiff or Pitbull which was off it’s lead.

Anyone with any information should contact police on 101.

More than 500 will have been planted across the borough by the end of the season at the end of March.

This is the highest number of trees to be planted in a single planting season for over 10 years.

The council started the mas plant in response to the climate change emergency.

34 year old Kehinde Mensah was charged on yesterday with possession and conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and possession of criminal property.

He appeared in court yesterday.

A 33 year old woman was also arrested on Thursday but was released under investigation.

Holocaust Memorial Day took place internationally last Wednesday.

Amongst the artifacts on display is the picture-story of Rolf Metzger who fled to Twickenham to escape Nazi persecution as a 10 year old.

The posters, banners and other exhibits are being displayed at numerous locations across the borough, including in parks.

That’s the view of Mayoral Candidate Farah London.

The Independent from Croydon is hoping to beat Sadiq Khan to the top spot when Londoners go to the polls, a year late, on May the 6^th.Farah tells us her main aim is to unite communities within the capital.

The owner of the restaurant in Chiswick High Road has been reported for consideration of a £10,000 fine.

It’s after a group of more than 30 people were discovered at a party inside the premises on Friday night.

They host Wolves in the Premier League this afternoon, having only won one of their last 10 games in all competitions.

Both sides are level on points in the table.

Hodgson is confident his side can get back to winning ways soon.

They go into the game five points from safety, with Albion two points behind them.

Parker says it's desirable, rather than crucial, that they get a victory.

30 year old Luan Irving Dos Santos Monteiro was questioned by investigators following his interception. 

An x-ray indicated that he had swallowed around 100 packages containing cocaine before boarding a flight from São Paulo. 

He was charged with attempting to import class A drugs, entered a guilty plea in court and has been jailed for four years.

It’s the second successive year The Dysart Petersham has received the accolade.

MD Barny Taylor says it’s such an achievement in what has been a truly awful year for the hospitality industry. 

The 100-mile RideLondon event which was scheduled to take place in May will now take place virtually.

The Mayor’s office recognised it was a “responsible decision” despite being “disappointed”.

Surrey County Council withdrew its support from the festival after it was first cancelled in 2020 to focus on “smaller community led” cycling events.

Paul Martin is leaving after a decade in the role.

He was due to stand down last autumn but the Coronavirus pandemic meant his departure was delayed.

He will now be leaving in March to take up a position a Interim Chief Executive of the Government of Jersey. 

Over half of the capital’s 32 borough are now seeing seven-day infection rates below 400 per 100,000 people.

The Public Health England figures show large falls in cases in Ealing and Hounslow, which have recently had the highest infection rates in the capital.

Meanwhile five boroughs including Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, and Richmond upon Thames have rates of below 300 per 100,000.

They're five points from safety with their opponents one of the two sides below them in the table.

Parker says getting a positive result is important but not make or break.

The vast green space is only usually allowed to be used by sports clubs who have pre-booked it.

But Wandsworth councillors have decided to open it for certain hours to allow people to get their daily lockdown exercise.

Dogs and cyclists won't be able to use the area though. 

The £7,000 is coming from the Cultural Recovery Fund and will help fund urgent repairs.

One of the most pressing issues facing the listed building is the drainage, as well as a number of leaks.

Grants of up to £25,000 are being allocated to cherished heritage sites across the country to cover urgently needed repairs and maintenance.

James put an Instagram story on Friday night showing the racist comments he was sent privately on the platform.

He then later tweeted, “No room for racism”.

Chelsea has since released a statement saying they're "disgusted" with the messages the 21-year-old received, and echoed his call for change.

It comes just days after Manchester United pair Axel Tuanzebe and Anthony Martial, and West Brom midfielder Romaine Sawyers were racially abused online.

The team was called to Isleworth to reports up to 10 elderly people were waist deep in water.

It's believed the call was made at 5 o'clock.

Chiswick is the second busiest lifeboat station in the country behind Tower.

 Lucy Mayer reports:

Alex Cadwell was also handed a five year extension period and an indefinite notification period on the Sex Offenders’ Register.

He was found guilty of 22 sexual offences against his 13 year old victim. 

He was arrested in August 2019 following a report to police.

Flooding has caused mass disruption and a suspension of the service with delays expected until 9pm.

Posted on Instagram, the latest images showing two cyclists hand feeding a stag, have been re-posted by Royal Parks.

The management team is constantly asking people to stay at least 50 metres, or three London bus lengths, away from the wild animals. 

Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney says Covid has had a negative impact on the situation:

Businessman Richard Cousins and his family, who lived in Tooting, died when their small plane went down during a sightseeing tour.

The authorities have just released their final report, which points to “pre-existing cracks” in part of the engine, which released exhaust fumes.

It’s believed this “significantly degraded” the ability of the pilot to safely operate the aircraft.

22-year-old Bawer Karear, a Swedish national, has been extradited and charged with murder.

Four others are due to appear at the Old Bailey in mid-March.

36-year-old Flamur Beqiri was killed on his doorstep at the end of 2019.

An 18-person search party and a crowdfunded £250 reward have been put together to search for Baloo, who disappeared from Lower Marsh Lane a week ago.

That includes from 12-year-old Amelia, who sent her pocket money, and Sally Harrison, who says he’s “provided many a smile during these dark days”.

 Elections for the Mayor of London are due to go ahead, despite the pandemic, on May the 6th.

While some are calling for another postponement, others are angry that Sadiq Khan has completed another year in the role by default.

One of the people fighting for the top job is Independent candidate Farah London.

The businesswoman from Croydon tells Jackie News why she’s the right person for the capital.

Over 3,000 council-owned structures in Britain were deemed "substandard" as of October, according to the RAC Foundation.

Hammersmith Bridge has been closed to motorists since last August.

Further afield, the partial closure of the Clifton Bridge over the River Trent caused traffic chaos in Nottingham last year.

Battersea Dogs and Cats home is one of a number of animal welfare charities supporting the campaign dubbed “Jasmine’s Law.”

The “Pet in every Home” campaign means responsible pet owners who live in rented accommodation will not have to give up their pets. 

Landlords will have the security that pets will be vaccinated and microchipped and suitable for the specific type of accommodation.

Six institutions, including Kingston and Roehampton Universities, are to offer services to start-up founders, businesses and not-for-profits.

It’s a scheme from Richmond Council, and leader Gareth Roberts says there’s a “wealth” of knowledge to be tapped into.

The first phase of activity includes a chance to win a £5,000 grant to work with one of the universities on a project.

Building started today, and during this time, Belmont Road will be temporarily closed to allow entry to construction vehicles.

It will be fully operational from Saturday.

It will provide extra testing capacity alongside the centres in Central Parade in New Addington and Beddington Lane

It’s going abroad to underdeveloped countries who have consented to receive it.

Lib Dem Sarah Olney feels the UK take responsibility and should put a ban on contaminated waste ending up in poor countries.

According to report in the Guardian, the UK is the second largest producer of plastic waste in the world.

During PMQs yesterday, the Prime Minister said the Government was committed to banning the export of plastic waste around the world as detailed in the Conservative manifesto.

They’ve gone 37 games unbeaten, following their 4-0 victory over Aston Villa.

The previous record was set by Manchester City between 2015 and 2017.

The record for the Men’s Premier League is 49, set by Arsenal between 2003 and 2004.

A survey by the Leatherhead-based  Police Federation of England and Wales also found 21% have been spat at.

On Tuesday it was announced five officers at the Met Police had died with coronavirus in the past two weeks.

On the 25th of November, a woman was travelling up the escalator when she felt something on her legs.

She turned around to find a man very close to her put something in his pocket.

The pictures show a man with his hood up in a shop and on the escalator.

Spelthorne once again has the highest rate in the county, with 453 per 100,000.

The rate has also fallen below both the South-East, at 340 in Surrey and 354 across the region.

However, the numbers are still high, with the lowest, Waverley, still having a rate of 230 per 100,000.

That’s according to figures on library lending released by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy.

Richmond and Kingston are the top two councils in London when it comes to children’s library book lending.

There were 2,390 fiction loans in Richmond in 2019 and 2020 and nearly 2,300 in Kingston.

Surrey Police has announced the death of Sean Amey who passed away in hospital on Sunday.

Mr Amey had been a detention officer with the force for 20 years after serving in the navy in the early part of his career.

Surrey Police says “at this sad time, our thoughts are with his wife, Dawn and his sons Callum and Euan.”

From Staines custody team B to detention officer Sean Amey:

The names Mr Custody and - with your naval history - Uncle Albert have been used to describe you. I can think of no greater accolade to give you as it fits your persona so well.

You were a larger than life character, always ready with a story to tell (whether we wanted to hear it or not) and a love for Greggs Bakery that could only be rivalled by your love for Dawn and your boys. As a mentor you helped mould many a custody sergeant and detention officer alike during your service, and supported many colleagues through stressful times in your role as a Unison rep. Colleagues and ‘customers’ alike knew you and warmed to you, due to your unflappable and approachable manner. An example that many of us will continue to follow.

In the wake of the tragic news of your passing Terry, Chloe, Sarah, Jo, Stella, Marc, Hassan, Lucy and I are leading by your example and are extending our support to Dawn, Callum and Euan as we know you would do to any one of our families. This was a heart-warming trait that you demonstrated daily, extending compassion, a listening ear and your thoughts with anyone who needed them.

Sean, while the team are lost for words, I know that this is something that you would find funny as you very rarely were! While the corridors of custody will remain busy, they will be forevermore a quieter place to walk without your voice and presence.

Rest in Peace our dear friend.

Details of the popstar's 30th birthday party have been outlined at a Kensington and Chelsea Council hearing.

It’ll decide whether the restaurant in the Notting Hill area of the borough where the event was held should lose its licence.

The singer apologised after news of the celebration emerged late last year.

57-year-old Detective Constable Mark Collins was on duty during some of the acts.

He admitted six counts of attempting to engage in sexual communications with a child, and appears to have succeeded with one.

He’s been suspended, but has yet to be sentenced.

It says that it was caused by maintenance work it was carrying out, which disturbed iron sediments within the pipes.

It adds that drinking the water would be harmless and it’s odourless, but it “wouldn’t expect people to drink it”.

It’s apologising and thanking people for their patience.

Only 18 out of 40 police forces received the funding, including all of Surrey’s neighbours.

The PCC is currently consulting on raising taxes by the maximum amount to provide for the police force.

Policing Minister Kit Malthouse said:

“We are making our communities safer by recruiting 20,000 extra police officers and Surrey Police will receive up to £262.1million funding in 2021/22 – an increase of up to £12.7million on the previous year.

“The Serious Violence Fund is part of a targeted approach aimed at addressing the drivers of serious violence at a local level in areas and communities identified as the most affected by serious violence. 

It is only one strand of our multi-faceted national programme, which also includes the surrender scheme to take dangerous weapons off the streets, the planned introduction of new Serious Violence Reduction Orders and the 10-year Youth Endowment Fund which delivers programmes to protect young people from involvement in violence.” 

His first game in charge of the Premier League club ended in a goalless draw against Wolves, meaning they're five points adrift of the top four.

Tuchel admits there's work to be done to get them back to where they want to be in the table.

A mobile projector, motion sensor, and an interactive mat will allow young patients to be transported anywhere virtually.

The children will be able to interact with graphics allowing physical activity like dancing alongside mental and sensory stimulation.

The aim is to allow them to experience “a whole new world.”

BeRichmond has funded the application of stylish graphic artwork showcasing the history, architectural and natural heritage of the area.

They will be themed around history, culture, nature and poetry.

The colourful boost to the town centre is being welcomed by businesses and residents.

Officers from the Specialist Crime Command executed a firearms search warrant at an address on Norbury Avenue.

Two firearms and 38 bullets were recovered.

The Met has reassured the public that they will continue to pursue anyone involved in firearms offences during the pandemic.

The investigation was launched in June 2019, when Adrian Murphy was found dead at an address in Battersea where he had been staying.

It was found that 26-year-old Joel Osei had poisoned him and stolen from him and attempted to make an $80,000 dollar transaction in his name.

During Osei’s trial, he was seen to be passing notes to his girlfriend, at which point he pleaded guilty.

19-year-old Diana Cristea will be sentenced for murder at a later date.

Spelthorne Council says they need to review the viability of the developments and consult with the public.

They include work at the Grade II listed Oast House, the former town hall which was bought by the council in 2019.

Councillor Jim McIlroys says “now is the right time to pause and realign plans that will affect the future viability of Staines Upon Thames for generations to come”.

Bahman Farazmund is also raising money for the Roundabout Dramatherapy charity which uses drama to enhance mental health.

After his gym was closed by the pandemic, he continued to stay fit by completing a daily 5KM on his exercise bike.

He’s using this workout, complete with weights, a yoga ball and a treadmill, to help him complete his challenge.

 He will be playing at an indoor tournament in Biella in Italy.

He pulled out of the Australian Open after testing positive for coronavirus earlier this month.

It'll be Murray's first appearance at a challenger event, below the main ATP Tour, since August 2019.

The German has replaced the club's all-time leading goal scorer Frank Lampard at Stamford Bridge.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Lampard's sacking was "really harsh".

He thinks however his fellow countryman is likely to make the most of the opportunity.

The brigade were called to Richmond Road yesterday afternoon at around 1.45, and battled the fire until just after 3.30.

There are no reports of any injuries.

The cause is under investigation.

“The census is a survey for everyone run by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), taking place every ten years. 

It provides a snapshot of all persons and households in England and Wales to help to plan and fund public services.

In Hounslow this information helps to inform decisions on services that shape the future of the borough such as healthcare, education, doctor’s surgeries, cycle lanes and transport.

The census will be run primarily online, making it easy for most people to complete the questionnaire on any device – whether that be a computer, a mobile phone or a tablet. 

Local Census support centres will be offering help, while paper questionnaires will be available for those who need them.

For more information visit census.gov.uk”

The technology monitors and provides carers with early alerts on issues such as potential accidents or declining health. 

 The InnOvaTe project will be piloted in 200 homes.

No visual or audio recording takes place and no personal data is collected, ensuring total privacy.

However, the Dysart Petersham next to Richmond Park has kept its star for a second year.

It’s being praised for its “well crafted dishes with bold flavours”.

Head Chef Kenneth Culhane says the upheaval to the industry was “impossible to imagine”, but they “look forward” to reopening.

They were damaged as part of preparation for building works in Hanworth Lane in September 2019.

The work was later found to be “excessive” and caused “unlawful damage”.

BDW Trading Limited in Leicestershire and KPS Contractors from West Sussex have to pay over £23,000 in fines and costs.

The world famous event had to be cancelled last year, but organisers had hoped it could go ahead this May with extra safety measures.

There will be a virtual show then instead, and the physical event will take place from September the 21st.

Spelthorne Council says he’s “reckless” and it’s classed as theft.

It adds that people who place unsuitable items in the bins, discard items nearby or steal them divert council staff away from their duties.

If you have any information, contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

They occurred on the 5th of December, with the first at around 9.45pm on Staines Road West.

Two men approached the 15-year-old victim and assaulted him, before taking his e-scooter and mobile phone.

A short time later on Vicarage Road, a 14-year-old girl on a bike was attacked too.

The annual event commemorates the loss of the 6 million Jews during World War II and other genocides and atrocities.

“Be the light in the darkness” is this year’s worldwide theme.  

 Jacqui Joseph, from Thames Ditton, is the niece of Holocaust Survivor and Educator, Freddie Knoller.

The Virus Hunter 6 has been shown to be 99% accurate in lab trials, and has been developed for airports and care homes.

Professor Roberto La Ragione says the initial results have been “very encouraging” and is delighted further tests will take place at Surrey.

Students wanting to return will still need to pass the standard lateral flow test, however.

Police were called around 7.30 yesterday evening to Queenstown Road.

A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

If you have any information, contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

This includes everyone over 70, health and care workers, care home residents and people on the Clinically Extremely Vulnerable list.

The borough’s NHS team has also started home visits so people who are housebound can receive the jab.

All council-run care home residents are now thought to be vaccinated.

Royal Parks closed the toilets at Ham Gate in November on monetary grounds.

But visitors say the move has been detrimental to regular park-goers, especially the elderly, those with young children and the disabled.

The cross-part petition can be found on change.org

Twenty-five firefighters were called to a property in Kensington Avenue when one of the firefighters was struck over the head when entering the flat. He was taken to hospital but has since been discharged.

A 53-year-old man was arrested at the scene and remains in custody. 

The cause of the fire is under investigation by LFB and the Metropolitan Police.

Peter Charman, is 32 and described as around 6ft, with dark brown hair and a brown beard and blue eyes.

He has connections across Guildford and was last seen in the town centre.  

If you have any information contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

However, bosses say staff members are at “breaking point” physically and emotionally and will need a period of recovery. 

Doctors at the site feel Covid-19 admissions during the second wave have now peaked.

The news was revealed by Richmond Park MP, Sarah Olney.  

Officers say they chased the 17 and 18 year-olds last night, after trying to ditch a bag with the weapons inside.

They were first spotted riding an electric scooter, but lost control of it and ran off.

The force has just released details of the incident on the 14th of January, in a field off Ten Acre Lane near the industrial estate.

He’s described as white but tanned, between 30 and 40 years old, wearing a green and black rain jacket and walking a small dog.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

The Q&A, on Zoom on February the 11th, will be hosted by the council’s Director of Public Health, Shannon Katiyo. 

Up for discussion are topics including timelines for vaccine roll-out and Covid-19 prevalence in Richmond.

People running voluntary and community groups are being urged to sign up via the council’s website.

Last Tuesday, PD Ludo was called after weather conditions meant the helicopter couldn’t help.

Somebody had fled the scene of a domestic incident, and was believed to be hiding in allotments.

Ludo was able to track the scent on the wind, and found the man within 35 minutes of arriving at the scene.

Restrictions across the continent have impacted broadcast and match day revenues.

Chelsea, Manchester United, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham are all in Deloitte's Football Money League top 10.

Deloitte Sports Business Group director Tim Bridge says there's one factor in particular that has been especially damaging.

36-year-old Rachel Thorold is living in the area while she’s on maternity leave from her job at Elmbridge Council.

A van and car hit each other and crashed into the mother and child.

Baby Louis’s father, Chris, says “your ma-ma is fighting to stay with us” and “you will always be in our hearts”.

Scientists found covering large areas with only a few non-native species causes more problems than benefits.

They claim it cuts the amount of carbon being stored in soils and reduces how much land is available for crops.

Dr Kate Hardwick from Kew Gardens helped carry out the research.

The former Paris Saint-Germain boss is expected to be confirmed as Frank Lampard's successor after the club's leading scorer was sacked after 18 months in charge.

German football reporter Max Bielefeld says Tuchel will bring many qualities to the role.

Former Transport Secretary and Epsom MP Chris Grayling has tabled an amendment to the Environment Bill.

It would put a legal obligation on developers to search for hedgehogs and reduce the risk to them.

It's hoped adding them to a list of protected animals would safeguard their nesting sites.

The bill is supported by 13 Tories, including former International Trade Secretary Liam Fox.

That’s higher than the first three months of last year.

In all, 1,174 referrals were made to the police and other agencies in the South East between April and December last year.

The charity is receiving an average of 30 contacts a day from adults worried about children living with domestic abuse across the UK.

Hounslow Council says the selling of clothes on the separate area goes “against the spirit of the law”.

Leader Steve Curran says it’s “vital” they take action to protect public health, while the borough has one of the highest COVID-19 levels in London.

The retailer is appealing against the decision.

Analysis from Halifax has found the cost was up by nearly a quarter on the previous 12 months.

Unsurprisingly, towns in London occupied the top 11 least affordable spots, with Islington at number one and Hounslow at 7^th.

The bank says the overall number of people buying their first homes in 2020 was also down by 13%, the lowest figure since 2015.

Their all-time leading scorer was only in the role for 18 months.

West Ham manager David Moyes took charge at Manchester United for less than a year before being sacked.

He's disappointed for Lampard.

It’s after reports that murderer Levi Bellfield was being offered the jab.

Bellfield is serving two life sentences after killing three girls, including Milly Dowler in Walton.

The Ministry of Justice says prisoners will be given the vaccine according to their cohort, and won’t be jumping the queue.

The Stoop Rugby ground in Twickenham is due to be open 7 days a week.

There will also be a vaccination hub opening at Queen Mary's Hospital in Roehampton in February too.

Residents are being warned not to turn up without an invitation.

There have been 100 deaths this month, double that of December, and the latest figures stand at 914 infections per 100,000 people. 

Councillor Hanif Kahn says he is “really worried” by the numbers. 

He explains why he thinks they are so high:

The brigade were called on Saturday evening to Harrowdene Gardens to a block of flats.

It’s believed it was caused by cooking left unattended.

A spokesperson for the LFB says “all it can take it for you to become distracted for a few seconds and your cooking oil can quickly go up in flames.”

That’s according to Lord Goldsmith of Richmond.

Mr Goldsmith says that grey squirrels and other non-native invasive species are costing the UK economy about £1.8 billion a year.

Grey squirrels, originally from North America, were released in Britain in the 19th century and displaced the native red squirrels.

It took place around 8:20am between junction 9 for Leatherhead and 8 for Reigate.

The injuries are not believed to be life threatening or life changing.

If you have any information, contact police on 101.

It’s based at the Hawks Road NHS site near the Cambridge Estate and is one of  four news centres opening in London. 

When it is their allocated time, people will receive an invitation to have their vaccine.

The letter will contain a link to book a vaccination slot online, as well as a number for those for whom online booking is not possible.

Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney has announced the news after speaking to health leaders last week.  

The highest number of Covid-19 patients in the hospital on a single day during the first peak last April was 124. 

On January the 8th there were 210 and on Thursday, the figure was 176.

Club statement: 

This has been a very difficult decision, and not one that the owner and the Board have taken lightly.

We are grateful to Frank for what he has achieved in his time as Head Coach of the Club. However, recent results and performances have not met the Club’s expectations, leaving the Club mid-table without any clear path to sustained improvement.

There can never be a good time to part ways with a club legend such as Frank, but after lengthy deliberation and consideration it was decided a change is needed now to give the Club time to improve performances and results this season.

Roman Abramovich said,
“This was a very difficult decision for the Club, not least because I have an excellent personal relationship with Frank and I have the utmost respect for him.

“He is a man of great integrity and has the highest of work ethics. However, under current circumstances we believe it is best to change managers.

“On behalf of everyone at the Club, the Board and personally, I would like to thank Frank for his work as Head Coach and wish him every success in the future. He is an important icon of this great club and his status here remains undiminished. He will always be warmly welcomed back at Stamford Bridge.”

The Club will be making no further comment until such time as a new Head Coach is appointed.

He leaves with the club down in 9th place in the Premier League, five points off the Champions League spots.

Lampard took them to a top four finish in his first season in charge.

Thomas Tuchel is expected to replace him.

That includes Hounslow, and Croydon, which has recently stopped all non-essential spending to avoid bankruptcy.

Campaigners are criticising it on the lack of consultation, failing to consider the impact on traffic, and air pollution.

TfL says that they’re appealing a separate High Court ruling over taxicabs and LTNs, which said it should be abolished.

The operator says they’re “enabling safer essential journeys”.

Lampard guided the team to the FA Cup fifth round with a 3-1 win over Luton yesterday.

They're down in 9th place in the Premier League - five points off the top four.

Former Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain boss Thomas Tuchel is expected to replace him.

Some doctors are warning “fake news” is behind disinformation that’s appearing on social media.

The most common being the false claim the vaccine contains animal produce which goes against the religious beliefs of Muslims and Hindus. 

Hounslow councillor Hanif Khan explains some of the ways you can find genuine information if you’re worried. 

He'd been under pressure before the 3-1 win over Luton, which set up another tie against Championship opposition - as they'll travel to Barnsley next.

Lampard hopes they're turning a corner.

From 12 noon, residents will be able to join the Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony from the council’s town hall via an online link.

The Mayor of Croydon will host the hour-long event and will light a candle in memory of victims of genocide.

The day commemorates the millions killed under Nazi persecution and also the genocides that followed in places such as Cambodia.

The council has already introduced the limit on all the roads it manages including all of its busiest A-roads.

But the borough’s main trunk roads, known as red routes, are controlled by the Mayor’s transport organisation TfL.

Speeds of up to 40mph are permitted on them.

The annual event commemorates the loss of 6 million Jews during World War II.

It also remembers the millions of people who have suffered in other atrocities around the world.

Jacqui Joseph, from Thames Ditton, is the niece of Holocaust Survivor and Educator, Freddie Knoller.

They can also get same day prescriptions and instant sick-notes after local GPs chose the 'PushDoctor' platform as a digital partner. 

It’s hoped the online platform will improve services and also help tackle inequality, because it works in multiple languages.

They beat Championship side Luton 3-1 to set-up a fifth-round tie at Barnsley.

Abraham is the first English player to score three goals in the competition for Chelsea since his manager, Frank Lampard.

Surrey police are urging drivers to only travel if it’s essential and warn breaking distances are up to ten times longer than normal.

Meanwhile, Royal Parks have closed inbound gates at Richmond and Bushey Parks but are working to get them open again.

The team behind the controversial rail link wants to use an area of land near Wormwood Scrubs Prison. 

The route would be used to divert essential utilities and a sewer around its Old Oak Common station building site.

There will be a public meeting about the planning application on Monday 1st February.

 Today is the final day for Croydon Council’s online consultation about where cuts to jobs and services should be made. 

The bankrupt council is preparing for more than 500 job losses as it battles to close a £66 million budget deficit. 

Meanwhile trades unions are planning to stage a virtual rally on Tuesday on social media against the cuts. 

Unison, Unite and the GMB say the event will also help launch a campaign against outsourcing council services, and for more resources from central government. 

 Anti-vaccine campaigners have been warned to stop leaving misleading information in the borough's parks. 

It follows a number of posters found stapled to trees and benches. 

The borough's director of public health Shannan Katiyo has reassured the public that the vaccines are fully tested and, as with past jabs, they're perfectly safe to use.  

 Police in Banstead have been telling how they helped a delivery rider who was knocked off his scooter by a falling tree branch. 

The unfortunate rider had to be freed from under his vehicle.

He suffered a broken arm, but his customer didn’t miss out on their takeaway. It was delivered for the rider by one Sgt Schulze.