Thursday 15 September 2022
South-West London and North Surrey’s News today beyond the official mourning.
A Londis shop in Ashford has been robbed at knifepoint.
A CCTV picture has been released, following the incident
just after midday on Saturday the 13th of August.
A man entered the shop on Glenfield, threatened the cashier,
and stole around £240.
The suspect has been described as a White man, in his mid to
late 20’s, with a dark coloured beard and short scruffy dark brown hair.
He was wearing a dark coloured t-shirt, with dark coloured
shorts and dark trainers.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.
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The
family of a man shot dead in Streatham Hill will be able to view some of the
bodycam footage recorded on the night.
The
24-year-old was killed on September the 5th.
Family
spokesman Jefferson Bosela told BBC Newsnight that the family would be able to
view the footage next week.
That’s
according to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
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A plaque has been unveiled for a firefighter from Twickenham
who was killed in the line of duty.
Fredereick Charles Willoughby was “overcome by fumes” while
tackling a four-hour fire at the Royal Palace Hotel in Kensington.
His niece, Liz Acris, says he had a “tremendous sense of
duty”.
It was unveiled by the Norbiton-based Fire Brigades Union,
around 100 metres away from where the hotel stood.
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Mental health charity Mind says people struggling following
the shooting of Chris Kaba in Streatham Hill should reach out.
It says that “the killing of an unarmed black man by a
police officer is hard to bear” and that “racial trauma is real”.
It adds that the event could be “incredibly triggering”.
The police watchdog is continuing to investigate the
incident.
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A pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinic is coming to Twickenham
next Thursday.
It’ll be at York House on Richmond Road from 10.30am to 4pm.
No appointments are required.
The COVID-19 autumn booster is also available to people aged
50 years and older, those aged 5 years and over in a clinical risk group,
frontline health and social care staff, and those who care for vulnerable
people with weakened immune systems.
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A series of webinars have been launched by the Surrey
Wildlife Trust, to help people “take action” to help nature.
They include ideas on how to create habitats, show examples
of the benefits that can have for nature, and how to volunteer.
They’re free, and you can find more information here: www.surreywildlifetrust.org/whatson/community-action-nature-webinars
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Fulham boss Marco Silva believes teenage attacker Luke Harris has
a bright future ahead of him.
The 17-year-old - who's made just one senior appearance for the
Londoners - has been called up to the latest Wales squad for Nations League
internationals against Belgium and Poland.
Silva says it shows how highly the youngster is rated.
posted by Radio Jackie News Team @ 1:06 pm
