The Broncos currently play at rugby union side Ealing Trailfinders’ stadium after years of sharing grounds with football clubs such as Brentford, Fulham and Charlton.

The Dons have been exploring the possibility of ground sharing.

 TwickTraders has teamed up with the Richmond and Mytown Shops to offer a one-stop, multi-retailer online platform.

It offers a same day delivery service, while the click and collect option helps to drive footfall to the high street.

It’s available free to use for all Twickenham retailers for the first year.

 and Luke Shaw with “Freedom” of the borough status following their heroics at Euro 2020 with the national team.

Southwark council will grant Jadon Sancho the honour while Ealing council confirmed that 19-year-old Bukayo Saka will become the youngest ever recipient of its award.

Brent council is looking at the best way to honour Raheem Sterling.

Police were called shortly after midnight to reports of a major incident outside the Waterloo Grill in Waterloo Road. 

One man was taken o hospital. 

Police say the four detainees remain in custody where they’re being questioned on suspicion of assault causing grievous bodily harm, 

Officer have appealed for anyone who my have information, including video or still footage to come forward. 

It’s part of a Pride on the Road weekend organised by LGBTQ equality campaigners from across the county. 

They’re due this afternoon at the Three Rivers shopping centre in Staines and then Thorpe Park, having visited Epsom, Walton-on-Thames and Woking this morning. 

Pride Marches in 2020 were among the many casualties of Coronavirus. 

 The Create and Learn Play-kits were developed by local arts and cultural groups at the start of the pandemic.

6,000 sets have already been handed out through local primary schools to families impacted by digital poverty.

The packs include paints, crayons and a sketchbook inspired by the former home of the Kenyan-born poet Khadambi Asalache.

The house at 575 Wandsworth Road is now administered by the National Trust.

The equipment in Court Rec has been funded by a levy placed on developers.

The aim is to allow people to exercise outdoors for free. 

The council says the last 16 months have proved how much residents want to be outside as well as get fit.

Work is being carried out on communal spaces, stairwells, walkways, paths and drains.

The move is part of the council’s aim to “radically redesign” its repair and maintenance services.

It’s after a taskforce highlighted 21 recommendations for the council to improve the way repairs are reported, recorded, done and inspected. 

The devices will monitor suspicious activity in the borough’s car parks. 

The technology will work in “real-time” and the council hopes it will save them thousands of pounds a year in costly clean-ups. 

The authority says this is the next step after some vehicle barriers, in place at some car parks, had their locks removed. 

78 new payment terminals, which will allow for contactless payment, will come into effect in October.

Those who still want to use cash will have to go to a nearby shop that uses the PayPoint service. 

Around 76% of parking payments in Merton are currently made via contactless payment.

The 16-year-old boy was sentenced yesterday to a total of four-and-a-half years in custody and three years on license.

In November, a girl was approached by the 16 year old boy who stabbed her in the leg. 

Two days later, police were called to a separate incident where he had stabbed another girl in the arm.

The boy pleaded guilty to two counts of grievous bodily harm, four counts of sexual assault, one count of assault by penetration and of common assault.

The scheme was launched in 2014 to recognise organisations which demonstrate support for the Defence community.

 The Award is only given to organisations which proactively support the Armed Forces community and encourage others to do the same. 

Minister for Defence People and Veterans, Leo Docherty, said: “I would like to thank organisations who have proven their support.”

Achieving for Children are teaming up with holiday clubs, youth centres, sports groups to deliver holiday activities and food.

children and young people who receive benefits-related Free School Meals will be able to access the FUEL 2021 programme.

Kids will be able to attend up to 16 days worth of activities and families will receive £15 per week per child in supermarket vouchers. 

The new framework will allow them to share ideas and carry out joint activities benefitting students, employers, and the local community.   

The agreement was signed on Thursday 8 July by Kingston Uni’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Steven Spier and Chief Executive of South Thames Colleges Group Peter Mayhew-Smith.

The agreement also aims provide career opportunities for students and improve access to higher education.

Major trauma patients often experience significant anxiety around many aspects of their lives, which places additional stress on patients and families.

One couple who used the service say it “gave us the confidence to handle a daunting situation that we had not begun to tackle”.

The service was greatly impacted by the pandemic, but it says its now operating at pre-covid levels.

Sam Reynolds is doing his Duke of Edinburgh, and started a crowdfunder for £250, but has more than doubled that.

The money will go towards buying the plants and flowers, and anything not spent will be invested in other local projects.

He’s planted Cordyline, Lavender, Fuchsias and Leucanthemums so far, and given the old plants food, water and new bark clippings.

Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney says the closure has had “appalling consequences”, with businesses suffering and long walks to school.

She says that she’s written to Hammersmith and Fulham Council urging them to expedite the planning application for the ferry pier.

She also says that the Department for Transport must be “realistic” about what it expects from TfL and the Council.

19 year old Byron Whyne has been charged with his murder.

At around 3pm last Friday, officers were called to a hospital after Damarie was brought in by a member of the public with stab wounds.

He had been stabbed a short time earlier in Bensham Manor Road.

He sadly died in hospital two days later from his injuries. 

Jonathan Veal paid 50p to enter and all he had to do was select which country didn’t qualify for the Euro 2020 Championship.

He correctly answered Greece, and admitted that this was, in fact, a lucky guess.

Jonathan won a Rolex GMT-Master II Batman watch worth £7,750.

The Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton says that Abiraterone helps patients live longer with a better quality of life.

The National Institute for Health and Social Care Excellence has denied the drug on grounds of cost-effectiveness.

Professor Nick James, from the ICR, is urging NICE and the manufacture to agree a suitable price.

42 year old Sukhdev Khakh was charged with conspiracy to supply Class A drugs and possession of criminal property.

He was remanded in custody to appear at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court today.

The council says they’ve spent £8.2m on surveys and new equipment to make sure it’s safe.

That includes sensors positioned all over the bridge to monitor it, which give 24/7 readings.

Hammersmith and Fulham Council leader Stephen Cowan has this to say:

The aim is to have the form and location of it agreed by May next year.

A consultation will be held with the families of those who have lost their lives.

Community and voluntary organisations who support those most affected will also be talked to.

Police were called yesterday just after 7pm to Heath Road.

Emergency crews found him in a life threatening condition and took him to hospital.

It’s not believed any other vehicles were involved.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

It was started by the Year 5 group at Rutherford House School in Balham.

It calls on Wandsworth and Richmond Councils to help bring the animal back from extinction.

It will be submitted to them at the next full council meeting on  Wednesday.

Teacher Gary Shearin says “it’s been marvellous to see the pupils excitement as the impact of their persuasive writing has grown and grown”.

He returned to the game last summer with boyhood club Groningen, having hung up his boots in 2019.

But injuries limited him to just seven appearances last season.

Belgian Malinois Fiji joined Surrey and Sussex Police when she was just four months old, paired with operational dog handler Claire Bird. 

Fiji saved the life of a missing suicidal man after her amazing nose and training located him unconscious but alive.

She’s been nominated her for a commendation in the Autarky Hardest Working Dogs awards. 

She’s one of four dogs shortlisted for the Service Dogs category, you can find the link to vote for her here.

Matron Trudy de Cordova, who runs the Centrale vaccine centre in Croydon, says “we are happy to answer any questions you may have”.

There’s no pressure to get the jab afterwards.

1.6 million vaccinations have been given across South West London, but there are thousands of young people who haven’t yet taken the offer.

An online booking system has been set up, so that residents can book appointments over the internet, rather than only by phone as before.

The telephone service will remain in use.

It’s the first phase of the borough’s registration services going digital, with an online wedding and civil partnership planner coming this summer.

Pedestrians and cyclists will be allowed to use the 134-year-old cast iron structure, while boats will be able to pass beneath it.

The bridge has been closed to all users for almost a year after it deteriorated during a heatwave.

They’ve received a further £80k from the Government’s Local Covid Support Grant to help those most in need across the borough.

So far, the Crisis Fund’s received £360,000 from the grant, enabling them to support to some of Surrey’s most financially-in-need families.

Michelle Marshall from the Crisis Fund said “As furlough tapers off, my team and I have been glad to have helped those most in need”.

At 18:30 police received a report of two young people walking towards the canal with what was described as an air rifle.

Despite a thorough search there was no trace of the people or the weapon.

Police have also been informed of recent discoveries of shot and injured birds along the canal between New Haw and Woking. 

Anyone with any information is urged to contact police on 101.

The bank says that attitudes are shifting to online banking, and is therefore restructuring.

Feltham and Heston MP Seema Malhotra has been campaigning against the closure of the Hounslow Bath Road branch.

She says that she’ll keep fighting to keep banks in High Streets.

The RSPCA is trying to ascertain whether they were abandoned or had escaped.

The two female bunnies are doing well at the RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre in Woking 

They have been named Megan and Gemma until either the owner comes forward or they are rehomed.

The Sutton Decentralised Energy Network was created in 2016, and provides low carbon hot water and heating to homes in a part of Hackbridge.

However, there have allegedly been 20 outages over the past year.

Councillor Jayne McCoy, chair of the housing committee, says a project of its size would be “unusual” if it didn’t encounter difficulties.

A 19-year-old and a 22-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

It’s believed that Demarie was riding a blue mountain bike before he was attacked.

Police are asking anyone who may have seen him riding that, or if anyone’s found a dark coloured moped abandoned or concealed. 

It will take place sometime in the first week of October.

Voters will be asked whether they want the borough to be run by an elected councillor, as it is now, or a mayor. 

The authority issued a 114 notice in November, effectively declaring itself bankrupt. 

Network Rail says that High Park Road Bridge couldn’t be prioritised for a clean-up, so members of the Kew Society stepped up.

The Terminal was originally closed in April last year following the conversion of Terminal 4 into a red-list-arrivals-only facility.

All Virgin Atlantic and Delta Airline flights will transfer back to the terminal from the 15th with others expected to be phased back later.

The 50 year old male was stopped on the 8th of March in Richmond Park and cannabis could be smelt on him.

A roadside drugs test came back positive for marijuana and he was arrested. 

He’s due to appear at Wimbledon Magistrates Court on Monday the 26th July.

The area is recognised as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation.

But Kingston’s Lib Dems claim the current owner’s use of pesticides are “destroying wildlife” and biodiversity. 

In a bid to protect the beds, Lib Dem Peer Lord Jonny Oates, has tabled an amendment to the Environment Bill in the Lords.

If successful, it would give authorities the power to enter and protect wildlife sites at risk of biodiversity loss. 

Environment Minister Zac Goldsmith told the Lords last week that councils already have the power to do this. 

Lord Oates is now seeking clarification, as the Lib Dems say they don’t believe these powers exist.

That's when the legal requirement to wear one will end in England, along with other coronavirus restrictions.

But authorities in London, West and South Yorkshire, as well as those in charge of the Metro in the North East of England have already decided to keep face covering rules in place.

 

Barnfield Riding School is one of the only Riding for the Disabled Association accredited stables left in the area. 

It’s been operating for nearly 40 years as a stand-alone charity, and costs around £25,000 annually to run.    

Owner, Patsyann Rose, says the joy the horses bring to disabled children, is what’s keeping her going. 

On Saturday, dancers from Star Cells represented scientists, doctors, teachers and artists, in a celebration of resilience and community spirit.

The tour was funded by Richmond Council to launch the forthcoming summer outdoor festival.

Star Cells uses dance and film to show the science of how the body moves and reacts, and the impact of neuromuscular conditions.

Around 8,400 kids will benefit from supermarket food vouchers.

Stella Smith, Headteacher of Falconbrook Primary in Battersea, says “parents are understandably very relieved”.

People should download the Wonde app to receive the help.

In September 2018, police stopped 45-year-old Steven El-Mandhir, and found a roll of cash, mobile phones, and an encrypted device in his car.

They then found the electronic “hide”, and another car that had been driven by him was later found to have one too.

He’s been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison.

It's after England players Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were subject to attacks on social media after the Euro 2020 final.

The home secretary was accused yesterday of "stoking the fire" by previously saying taking the knee was "gesture politics."

Former Fulham footballer Leroy Rosenior says that's not okay.

The Evening Standard reports that hundreds of people, both for and against, have contacted Hammersmith and Fulham Council.

It’s believed the application won’t be reviewed by the authority until September, and Richmond has yet to confirm a date for its own meeting.

An engineers report is still pending, and a council spokesman says until they get it, they cannot decide how to proceed.

It was due to open in September in time for the schools returning.

The International Tennis Integrity Agency isn't commenting on which ties are under suspicion.

Strange betting activity can sometimes be linked to match or spot-fixing, but may also be something much more innocent - like injury and fatigue of players.

The wearing of masks will no longer be a legal requirement - but Mr Khan's looking at that becoming a so-called 'bi-law'.

The government insists it expected companies to make their own rules.

Sadiq Khan's explained why he feels it's necessary to enforce mask-wearing.

 David Dean says Monday’s flash flooding was made worse by the fact drains in the borough haven’t been cleaned out recently. 

We’ve asked both Merton Council and Thames Water for comment. 

He also claims new developments are putting too much pressure on the drainage system.  

Sadiq Khan's made them a "condition of carriage" meaning anyone without one in the capital can be kicked off.

In Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon's announced they'll still be mandatory - by law - as restrictions are eased on Monday.

Wales is expected to do the same when they update on Covid rules later.

A number of people have raised concerns about the proposed site on land opposite the shops at Tattenham Corner.

The area sometimes plays host to community market stalls. 

Chris Grayling has asked Reigate and Banstead Council to explore alternatives with the mobile operator, possibly closer to the station.

The 41 year old from Kingston made the comments on Twitter in the aftermath of the England Italy game on Sunday. 

A number of venues including G-Live in Guildford pulled the plug on him following a public outcry.

It’s after a window was hit by a projectile on Cobham Road.

It’s suggested that others have been attacked as well.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Runnymede Police.

It’s after his home in Kensington was left flooded after yesterday’s torrential downpour. 

He claims the authority “was warned years ago that sinking deep basement extensions would render the drainage system ineffective.” 

Posting on Instagram, Mr May says he’s “angry” having lost memorabilia and treasured childhood items.

We’ve contacted Kensington and Chelsea Council for comment. 

Sutton United Football Club has been granted planning permission for a new stand, turnstiles and natural grass to replace its artificial pitch. 

It’s preparing for its new position in the English Football League following its promotion at the end of the last season.

The old club grounds didn’t meet EFL regulations, so it’s all hands-on deck to comply before the start of the new season next month. 

 The programme aims to bring Jewish and Arab children together in football coaching sessions to help break down barriers.

Owner Roman Abramovitch was granted Israeli citizenship in 2018 and has invested in local research and development projects.

The club's chairman Bruce Buck says the fight against discrimination is "in our DNA".

The suspect and the victim had been watching the Euro 2020 final on Sunday in different venues, before the altercation began at around 11.30pm.

A 33-year-old man from Chessington has been arrested and bailed while enquiries continue.

Anyone who was in the area at the time and has information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

 Missing People says many black families feel their missing loved ones are not seen as a high enough priority.

Black people are four times more likely to be reported missing.

Between 2019 and 2020 in England and Wales, they accounted for 14% of cases according to the National Crime Agency.

It’s after last night’s torrential rain caused mass flooding. 

The council says properties with basements were particularly affected. 

A clean up operating has been launched but the authority says waiting times for assistance have increased due to the volume of calls.  

Cardiac Risk in the Young, or C-R-Y, provides free scans for over 32,000 young people every year.

However, screening had to be halted for around 15 months when the Coronavirus pandemic broke out. 

The charity’s CEO, Dr Steve Cox, says the incident involving 29-year-old Eriksen shows heart problems can affect people at any age 

67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong went missing from North London on June the 11th and was found in Salcombe more than a fortnight later. 

36-year-old Jemma Mitchell appeared in court via video-link from Bronzefield prison in Ashford this morning.

She spoke only to confirm her name and date of birth.

There’s been a rise in the number of people trying to get their second Covid vaccine too early. 

At the moment, those who have not yet had their first vaccination are being prioritised. 

Health experts are advising that an 8-week gap between jabs gives the best level of protection from the virus. 

Esher and Walton’s MP, Dominic Raab, will take on the 15,000 feet skydive challenge in October.

He’s aiming to raise £20,000 for Hampton and Guildford based Shooting Star Children’s Hospices.

700 families are supported by the charity, despite Shooting Star House in Hampton having to temporarily close because of the pandemic.         

Richmond Park Lib Dem MP Sarah Olney says its vital to protect staff, including young people who aren’t double-vaccinated.

She’s writing to business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng saying “a business should be allowed to protect the safety of its customers and staff”.

The government is urging everyone to be cautious when restrictions are eased, and encourages mask wearing.

Police have released CCTV images of a suspect, after the incident on Thursday the 1st of July in the evening.

Anyone who was around the William Hill on Waterloo Road at that time is urged to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Thank and Praise is a platform that allows people to recognise unsung heroes working in healthcare, social care, and education.

Park Hill has been shortlisted for the TAP award in the education category for July.

A 19-year-old was arrested at an address in Croydon yesterday on suspicion of murder, along with a 22-year-old man also suspected of drug dealing.

The boy was stabbed on Friday afternoon, and died of his injuries in hospital on Sunday.

Anyone who may have seen anything at around 2.45pm on Friday on Bensham Manor Road is urged to contact police or Crimestoppers.

Pictures show a part of Longmead Road in Epsom completely flooded after large amounts of rain, and tube stations were closed.

The brigade says not to walk or drive in flood water, due to the strength of flow, and you don’t know what’s in it.

We’re also being urged to prepare a flood kit or grab bag, and to look out for our neighbours, especially if they’re vulnerable.

The area’s MP Sir Ed Davey cut the ribbon.

Postmaster Siva Sivabalan ran the old location on Eden Street, and has moved with it to the new site.

He says the “posh shopping centre” with its “bright” and “modern” feel is better for his customers.

The airport says there was congestion in Terminal 5 departures due to some employees being contacted by NHS Test and Trace.

It's since brought in other team members to cover the shortages and says the system's returned to normal.

The Mulberry Centre, which is based at West Middlesex University Hospital, is to resume its face-face services.

The free services offered are available for cancer suffers, their carers and those bereaved by the disease. 

This will include appointing “male ambassadors” within its own staff, who have the knowledge and skills to tackle it.

They’ll also be working with schools and in youth settings.

The authority is encouraging all men to wear a White Ribbon, and to never commit, excuse, or remain silent about domestic abuse.

45-year-old Paul McCarroll was stabbed at the family home last November. 

Nicholas Jones, who's 34 and from the area, will be sentenced in September.

Young's has sold 56 pubs for £53 million. 

The deal's part of the company's move away from a tenanted model.

The group's kept seven sites from its Ram Pub Company, based in Wandsworth. 

The remaining ones have gone to rival Punch. 

It wants to use the cash to buy any new freehold pubs to add to its portfolio.

Officers are appealing for dashcam footage following the incident just before 9pm on Friday in Sipson Lane.

The child was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital, where he is in a critical but stable condition. 

The driver of the moped didn’t stop and no arrests have been made at this time.

Any witnesses yet to speak with police are asked to call the SCIU at Alperton Traffic Garage on 020 8246 9820 quoting CAD 7022/09July.

24-year-old Harry Wilson is currently at Liverpool, but has been loaned out since 2015 and has never put in an appearance for them.

He’s scored 5 goals in 29 appearances for Wales since joining them in 2013.

The Sun is reporting that the Bees will face competition from Championship clubs including West Brom and Swansea for him.

It's warning that drivers can face fines of up to £100 if they litter on a road verge.

The council has released a campaign showing a driver throwing £10 notes out of a car.

We’re being urged to report any littering online.

49 people were arrested.

Chelsea and Fulham MP Greg Hands says “football thuggery” is less prevalent than it was in the 80s, but that 19 injured officers is “unacceptable”.

He says he hopes tough action will be taken against the perpetrators.

Figures from the airport show 957,000 people passed through its terminals last month.

That compares to almost 7.25m who did so in June 2019.

The first jab is being offered to anyone over 18, and the second to anyone who had their jab more than 8 weeks ago.

Merton’s Director of Public Health, Dr Dagmar Zeuner, tells us more about it.

The clash of Surrey Warriors A vs Ploughmans, both teams near the top of the table, was abandoned, as was Sutton Challengers vs Bec Old Boys.

Ploughmans are still top of the table though.

Last placed Balham and Tooting lost to London Gymkhana by two wickets, making it their sixth loss in seven games.

At around 3pm on Friday, police were called when the 16-year-old arrived at hospital, after being driven there by a member of the public.

He died in hospital yesterday.

It’s believed the boy had been in a fight in Bensham Manor Road with two men on a moped.

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

Robin Stephens won the council seat for Cobham and Downside in a By-Election, the first Lib Dem to do so.

Party leader and Surbiton MP Sir Ed Davey says they’re making strides against the Conservative Party.

There have been large number of youths gathering on Riverside Walk around Kingston Bridge, particularly on Fridays and Saturdays.

It’s believed there’s a racist element to the abuse received by members of staff at Chakra.

Kingston’s MP, Sir Ed Davey, has got involved in the investigation into it.

Andy, who trained at the Feltham Bees disabled sports club, teamed up with American partner David Wagner to win the quad wheelchair doubles title.

The pair beat the Australian world number 1 Dylan Alcott and Dutchman Sam Schroeder.

The teenager died in hospital today, two days after the attack.

Police say his family have been told and are being supported by specialist officers.

Council leader Caroline Kerr says keeping the site doesn’t make financial or environmental sense.

She’s welcoming plans which include turning it into a boutique hotel. 

But Helen Hinton, who has launched the Save Royal Kingston campaign, wants it kept under council control. 

Last night officers were involved in a short chase with the suspect.

They found a loaded firearm that had been converted, two large knives and a large bag of marijuana.

All of the items were seized and the man is in custody.

 Officers were called to Peabody Estate at around 10pm last night.

They recovered the knives that the men were fighting with.

One man was taken to hospital but was later discharged.

Anyone who witnessed the incident is urged to contact police on 101.

Shashi and Pallavi Patel’s shop “Meet and Deep News” features in “We are the people” by Matin Garrix featuring Bono and The Edge from U2.

The couple and their son Deepen want to send the team some good luck. 

During the England v Canada post-match press conference, Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne asked Harlequins and England fly-half Marcus Smith to sum up his emotions on a whirlwind few weeks of rugby: Premiership Title win with Harlequins; England caps and now a call-up to join the British & Irish Lions squad in South Africa:

England Rugby Union completed their summer Tests at Twickenham Stadium with a win over Canada yesterday.

In the post-match conference, Radio Jackie's Natalie Osborne asked England Head Coach Eddie Jones about the competition for places in the England squad and thoughts around the yellow-card incident involving captain Lewis Ludlow:

The High Court is considering a challenge to the segregated lane which runs along the busy Chiswick High Road and cost £70 million. 

TFL and Hounslow Council used fast-track Covid rules to introduce the route last December in the teeth of fierce opposition. 

But figures show cycling up 72 per cent since its introduction, with one in five daytime journeys along Chiswick High Road now done by bike, and collisions also reduced. 

Hounslow council would like to make the cycle lane a permanent fixture.

That may depend on the High Court, which is expected to rule on a challenge to the route from some local businesses in the next few weeks.

23 year old Daniel Garcia was jailed for 9 and a half years after pleading guilty to being concerned in the supply of crack cocaine and heroin.

He also pleaded guilty to three counts arranging or facilitating travel of another person with a view to exploitation.

Between March and April last year he trafficked a teenager from west London into Chatham, where they were made to sell drugs. 

The service of thanks will not only recognise the importance of the waterway, but the people and businesses which depend on it. 

The first blessing was held at Teddington in 2017. 

Today’s service will start at 10 o’clock at St Mary with St Alban's Church.

Police were called to Bracken Avenue in the Shrublands area just before 1am on Thursday the 1^st of July.

Camron was treated at the scene but died a short time later.

An 20-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of murder on Friday and remains in custody.

The TrustID band has a unique ID number which is linked to the Council’s Alarm Receiving Centre.

If anyone falls ill or suffers an accident, the emergency services can access the individual’s secure records from the ID number.

The service is available 24/7 and is an add on to the existing Lifeline Alarm and Technology Enabled Care portfolio.