In September, officers based there reported 169 vehicles for driving in the park without authorisation.

They are reminding drivers that no vans, lorries or coaches should be passing through the park without permission.

If you break the rules you could be issued with a fine.

Chris Grayling wants to highlight the “extra mile” that some firms have gone to support their community during the pandemic.

Examples include extra help for the NHS or home deliveries for the elderly and vulnerable.

A coronavirus themed ceremony is planned and prizes will be presented online later this year.

35 year old Rafal Modzelewski was arrested by Richmond police back in February.

He’s also been ordered to pay a fine of £100 and has been placed on unconditional bail.

Surrey were due get their semi-final against Gloucestershire underway at 11am but the rain is showing little signs of easing up.

If it continues like this, both semis and the final could be decided by a bowl-out – where bowlers try and hit unguarded wickets as many times as they can.

The other two teams involved are Lancashire and Nottinghamshire.

Left-back, Ben Chilwell, opened the scoring on his league debut for the Blues, before Kurt Zouma doubled the lead.

Jorginho scored two second half penalties to secure an emphatic win for Frank Lampard's men.

Meanwhile, Everton can continue their perfect start to the season against Brighton from 3pm, before Leeds welcome Manchester City and Burnley visit Newcastle.

Carshalton Athletic are at Bedfont Sports, by Heathrow airport, and Corinthians Casuals are hosting Dulwich Hamlets here in Tolworth.

Meanwhile, Hampton and Richmond are away to Corinthian FC in Kent and the MET Police play Walton Casuals at Imber Court in East Molesey.

There are two more qualifying rounds after this one before the First-Round proper gets underway on Saturday the 7th of November.

Male deer will be heavily competitive from now until November, fighting other stags with their antlers.

Richmond and Bushy Parks Manager Simon Richards says they’ll be in “no mood” for dogs spooking them or humans taking a selfie.

People have been injured over the years, including some who have been hospitalised.

That’s according to the council’s Lib Dems after the Government decided not to pursue a devolution while paper. 

Plans were afoot to abolish Surrey’s 11 borough and district councils and create one authority serving 1.2 million people.

The cost of the bid has been revealed at almost £250,000 with the costs of promotional leaflets exceeding £40,000.

Sarah Olney has added her support for a letter to the Business Secretary from six different parties.

The letter requests publication of the medical, behavioural and scientific evidence that resulted in the new 10pm curfew.

It’s also suggesting a expanding the 5% VAT across the sector and extra financial help for businesses affected by the curfew.

An additional football pitch is being proposed for Hatherop Park by Richmond Council to help grow the sport.

The new pitch would allow for additional teams to train and would protect the existing ones from overuse.

It would be situated next to where the current pitches are, away from Hatherop Road to minimise any effects on residents.

The Government’s “housing algorithm” suggests that Richmond must start delivering 2,000 new homes per year.

That’s a big leap from the current target of 441 homes.

Authority bosses say the plans are at the expense of other pressing issues such as borough infrastructure and climate change.

But Council Leader John Boughtflower says “we must not rest on our laurel and think this virus has gone away”.

He’s urging people to  follow the rule of six, maintain social distancing, and wear face masks.

The infection rate was just over 50 per 100,000 when it was added, but has now halved.

Police were called at 11pm last night to reports of a stabbing in the communal area of flats in London Road.

Two men were found with stab wounds.

A 25-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

A second man, aged 33, was taken to hospital where his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.

The incident happened around 7pm in Richmond Road near the junctions with Tudor Road and Dukes Road.

The  24-year-old man from Kingston is believed to have been in collision with street furniture.

At this stage no other vehicle has been found to be involved. 

The incident was reported to police at 8.30am last Friday.

The victim was unharmed and a 29 year old man was arrested the following day after his vehicle was stopped and searched by officers. 

The suspect has been released on bail but police want witnesses to come forward.

Passengers reported being told to leave Terminal 2 by police.

A spokesperson for the airport said the evacuation had been "in response to a potentially suspicious item".

He was fatally stabbed by 20 year old Tyron Bryan, who had been in the van, when he went to intervene.

Bryan was found guilty of manslaughter and convicted of GBH on the second, 19 year old victim, and possession of an offensive weapon.

A special task force, created to get it back open again, has decided this is a better option than a temporary pedestrian bridge.

TfL will also continue to keep its enhanced bus services under review to respond to changing demands.

The taskforce is  due to reconvene next week to discuss funding options.

Sarah Olney is supporting the charity by urging men not to let Covid-19 deter them from getting important check-ups.

Men who are at increased risk due to family history or age can log onto a thirty-second cancer risk checker.

The 40^th annual event was due to take place back in April but had to be postponed because of Coronavirus.

B&Q Retail Director Paul Crisp will be running this weekend to raise £100,000 for homelessness charity Shelter.

He explains why his challenge will be that little bit different:

Police were called at 11pm last night to reports of a stabbing in the communal area of flats in London Road.

Two men were found with stab wounds.

A 25-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

A second man, aged 33, was taken to hospital where his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.

Colleagues of Matt Ratana and the Mayor of Croydon fell silent at 11am.

They were joined remotely by councillors representing both of the borough’s main parties and council staff.

The council also lowered the flag outside Croydon town hall to half-mast in tribute to Sgt Ratana.

Barriers are to be introduced on Staveley Road to prevent rat running, as cars would drive down the straight road at speed.

The council has spoken to the protest group, who were concerned about the removal of a traffic island necessary to introduce the barrier.

However, the council says that if the barrier is successful, then the need for the island would be reduced.

The scheme is to be trialled for six months, with an open consultation.

During lockdown, it had only been able to offer zoom and social media videos.

Chairperson Ray Lee says that they’re a contact-heavy charity, so only people who can independently get on and off the horses can attend for now.

However, they’re still doing something for the people who can’t.

They’ll also be taking part in Epsom Mental Health and Wellbeing festival on Saturday, giving a talk about what they do.

22-year-old Max Robinson is accused of offences including assaulting an emergency worker.

The woman was left with serious head injuries after being attacked on Monday.

The inspector at the time said it “appears to have been a completely unprovoked attack”.

That’s the recommendation to the council for a planning meeting on Thursday.

It’s on the grounds that eight affordable units wouldn’t be viable, no parking would be available, and would impact the surrounding area.

519 letters of objection have been sent to the council regarding the build.

Fifty-four-year-old Ratana was shot dead by a handcuffed suspect at Croydon Custody centre on Friday.

The funds will be administered by the Met’s Hayes Sports Club – The Warren, where Matt was a regular visitor.

Anyone wishing to make a donation can do so here

The 19-year-old who played Ollie in So Awkward is the son of Only Fools And Horses actor Nicholas Lyndhurst.

He passed away at his home in Fulham.

A tweet from the channel says "Archie will be hugely missed by all who worked with him".

 The 52-year-old was believed to have been hit by a red van on Walton Bridge on Saturday the 19^th of September.

A 59-year-old man has been arrested and released under investigation.

However, police are still appealing for information.

 It’s an annual celebration that encourages us to enjoy, discover and share in the literature form.

Ana Sampson is a poetry anthologist from Ashtead whose new book “She Will Soar” has been selected to represent the day.

She tells us how you can join in with the celebrations:

Mr Guei was found dead on the side of Mitcham Common in the early hours of 17^th September. 

Two other men have also been charged in connection with his death.

Professor Paul Townsend will lead the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.

He brings with him expertise in the field of cell stress and survival along with experience in industry and enterprise.

The Faculty is currently involved in developing a Covid-19 vaccine and a virus test that gives results in 30 minutes.

Stanley Johnson's said sorry after The Mirror published a photo of him at a newsagents.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's also apologised, after being found by the Sun at a dinner party with more than six people.

Shadow minister for mental health Dr Rosena Allin Khan says she's "disappointed" in him.

It was cancelled for the first time since the Second World War due to the pandemic, since crowds couldn’t attend.

However, The Times reports that bosses at the All-England club are now more open to holding it behind closed doors.

They’re saying that the US Open has helped convince them that it could be a success.

Richmond Council, PA Housing and Certitude are behind the new build which used to be a series of garages. 

It comprises three one-bedroom flats, plus carer accommodation, in a small two-storey block with state of the art technology. 

The project has received grant funding from the Greater London Authority as well as £250,000 from Richmond Council. 

Raj Patel is aiming to cover the distance of 26.2 miles to raise money for The Alzheimer’s Society.

He is hoping to raise the profile of community pharmacists and their work by running to 33 pharmacies to make up his route.

As a community pharmacist himself, Raj says he’s aware of the part they have played during the pandemic.

The Council has introduced the 24-hour cycle lane in both directions between Lion Gate and Kew Gardens Road.

The roads have been upgraded with a system of raised posts, known as wands or armadillos, to separate off the lanes.

Transport for London has funded the scheme for 18 months after which a traffic management order would be needed to continue.

Sergeant Matt Ratana died after a handcuffed gunman opened fire in a custody suite last Friday.

The 23-year-old suspect also shot himself, and is in a critical but stable condition in hospital.

Sadiq Khan has given £225,000 to LGBT venues in the capital.

CMYK has been given £6,500 to help with rent, staffing and supply costs.

City Hall says further funding will be given to venues in the coming months.

It aims to help reduce the number of cars on the road at peak times and help children get to school safely.

It’ll work with the four schools the previous system worked with, as well as Chertsey High School.

The bus will be launched in April next year.

The 22-year-old will bolster the club's attacking options.

Fulham are currently bottom of the Premier League with no points from their opening three games.

The story of 20 year old Banaz Mahmod has been documented this week in the ITV drama “honour.”

Speaking in disguise to the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme, Banaz’s sister says helplines still don’t have the funding they need. 

Banaz’s father, uncle and three cousins were convicted of her murder in 2006. 

Keep Kingston Safe is the message being circulated on social media. 

The council is urging residents to familiarise themselves with the new safety rules and download NHS COVID-19 app.

Latest info for the borough is being published on the council’s website. 

The coronavirus pandemic forced the Hammersmith based company to close its theme parks around the world earlier this year.

Those that have reopened have limits on customers, meaning it no longer needs all of its staff.

Most of the layoffs will hit those who work at sites in Florida and California.

It’s based at the old Surrey County Hall site in Penryhn Rod opposite the university.

Test appointments are available for those with coronavirus symptoms such a high temperature or a loss or change to sense of smell or taste. 

Tests can be booked by calling 119.  

Elliot Colburn took part in the event at Mellows Park in Beddington as part of a campaign by Keep Britain Tidy.

The socially distanced clean-up saw rubbish including broken glass, disused electronics, cans and cigarette butts removed.

People are being encouraged to be responsible about taking their own litter home with them after a day out.

The bird was found in Fairs Road last Friday and taken to Wildlife Aid Foundation animal hospital.

It’s thought the creature, which had a broken leg, had been shot with a catapult.

A post-mortem revealed its stomach was full of food suggesting its attacker had baited it before inflicting multiple injuries.

The rowing competition, which launched in 1988, covers a 21-mile course on the Thames between Ham and Greenwich.

 Kew Gardens says scientists are in a race against time to find and save new species before they disappear.

It claims some could help solve pressing challenges, such as medicine and even the current coronavirus pandemic.

The Spanish-owned firm says it's because more customers are banking online.

It'll leave it with 290 branches, less than half what it had seven years ago.

The Twickenham and Wandsworth branches were marked for closure last year during financial pressures last November.

The Unite union's calling it a "dark day for the finance sector".

The Internal Markets Bill would allow the government to override parts of the Withdrawal Agreement struck with Brussels.

It was approved in the Commons by 340 votes to 256.

Wimbledon MP Stephen Hammond abstained on the last vote, and spoke out against certain aspects, but this time came out in support of the legislation.

Reporter Jon Craig, explains what the next steps will be.

40-year-old Simon Whisker was in a fight on London Road in the early hours of the 1st of July.

He was taken to hospital, discharged, but died two weeks later.

It’s not being treated as murder, but the results of a post-mortem examination are yet to be examined.

The tie finished 1-1 with Mason Mount missing the deciding spot kick in north London.

Lampard says he isn't getting too down with his side's performance despite the defeat.

Officers arrested four people in dawn raids yesterday morning.

The force also believes they have the main drug runner and a money launderer in custody.

They had previously seized nearly 50,000 tablets and £90,000 in cash at a house in Imperial Wharf.

It was part of an investigation into the messaging platform EncroChat, reportedly used by criminals.

The decision follows a public consultation.  

There will be restricted access for six months in Burtons Road monitored by Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras.

It’s hoped changes of lane widths and parking on surrounding roads will help ease problems caused by the trial.

 The work began in July, with the initial expectation it would last around two months.

The capacity of the bridge has been halved, with four lanes reduced to two.

Vauxhall Bridge is also undergoing repairs until November, and Hammersmith Bridge is out of action indefinitely.

Frank Lampard's side had taken an early lead through Timo Werner's first goal for the club, but Erik Lamela equalised for Spurs to ensure it finished 1-all after 90 minutes.

Mason Mount's spot kick was saved to ensure Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho got one over his former team.

 Fifty-four-year-old Ratana was shot dead by a handcuffed suspect at Croydon Custody centre on Friday.

The funds will be administered by the Met’s Hayes Sports Club – The Warren, where Matt was a regular visitor.

Anyone wishing to make a donation can do so at www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/matt-ratana

Imran Safi, who's 26, is accused of using force to take his sons from their foster home in Coulsdon, south London, last month.

Police believe they've left the UK, and say someone knows where they are.

Police initially arrested her for immigration offences, but when they spoke to her in her native tongue, found she was a victim.

She was then dearrested and safeguarding measures were taken.

A man has been arrested after the incident yesterday afternoon on Telegraph Lane.

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

Half the ground and first floors of the house on Ferguson avenue were damaged by the blaze.

11 calls were made to the brigade during the incident yesterday evening.

The cause is under investigation.

Half the battle is being motivated to exercise, whether it’s in a gym or outdoors in the park.

Anna Martin from Ashford has her own fitness company "Anna Martin Fitness" and spoke to us about how we should have a positive attitude towards our bodies:

It’s part of a scheme to tackle “cowboy operators” who dump rubbish illegally.

Councillor Steffi Sutters says “Litter blights our town centres, streets and parks and we won’t stand for it”.

The five will have to pay £300 each.

Tony Newman remained in power by 40 votes to 28.

The bill was put forward by the Tories, who said that the council has run up over £1.5bn of debt and is “on the verge of bankruptcy”.

The authority says it’s been “proactive” by setting up an independent panel and not recruiting further staff.

It’s also calling on the government for more money.

They lost 3-nil to Aston Villa last night.

Boss Scott Parker says, they need to stop being sloppy at the back.

The Labour MPs in the area are writing to the Health Secretary, calling for high capacity and a permanent site in the area.

People in the area have reported driving 100 miles or paying £250 for a test, if they could get one at all.

They’re also highlighting the need for testing to prevent children missing school.

A Health Spokesperson says: “NHS Test and Trace is providing tests at an unprecedented scale - we are processing more than 200,000 a day on average over the last week – and we are targeting testing capacity at the areas that need it most. More than 1 in 10 people in England have been tested at least once since the service launched.”

He was found in a green space on Thornton Road last Wednesday morning.

Inspector Emily Buckett from the RSPCA says some of the circumstances are “unusual” and is appealing for information.

Francesca Briscoe did work experience with the Esher-based charity, which made her decide to study psychology at university.

During lockdown, she started baking cakes and selling them, raising £315 for the hospice.

Princess Alice needs just over £10m a year to run, with less than a quarter of funding coming from the NHS.

Alton Towers and Chessington World of Adventures owner Merlin took over the park, and is opposed to keeping whales in captivity.

So Little Grey and Little White now have the freedom of an entire bay in Iceland, where they're getting used to rocks, fish and deep water.

Jessica Whiton from the Sea Life Trust is overseeing their release.

But, in his first party conference speech as leader, he said the Covid-19 pandemic was "showing the best of the British people".

Sir Ed - who spoke about his experiences of caring for his mother, grandmother and son - also promised to be "the voice of the nine million carers" in the UK.

They signed the goalkeeper last week following a number of errors from Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Lampard could involve Mendy in tomorrow's League Cup game with Tottenham.

Crews were called at 4am, and ambulance crews took the family to hospital for smoke inhalation.

The brigade is recommending people switch to LED candles.

Firefighter Steve Millea also called it “very fortunate” the smoke alarm did its job, as it “could have been a lot worse."

After lock down took its toll on the arts scene he took his music out to his own road, starting during the Clap for Carers Thursday evenings in March.

It cheered his neighbours up so much that he’s ended up having a really successful summer and brought joy to so many, including those in care homes.

People book him online and he then goes and performs for them socially distanced publicly or privately.

He told us how he’s even surprised a bride on her wedding day:

It sees thieves put a map or magazine over your phone while asking you for directions, then taking both and leaving.

The Royal Parks Police, who patrol Richmond and Bushy, say it’s the biggest problem they see.

They’re asking people to be mindful of their surroundings and keep an eye on their possessions if they’re approached.

Sir Patrick Stewart, Olivia Colman, Dame Emma Thompson and Barnes resident Gary Lineker are among 70 celebrities urging the PM to reunite refugee families.

At the moment, adult refugees can sponsor immediate family members to join them, but child refugees cannot.

In an open letter, the stars call for Boris Johnson to change lives with the "stroke of a pen".

The country's culture minister says the fossil should be put on display on the island where it was discovered.

Richmond resident Attenborough found it during a family holiday in the late '60s, but gave it to the prince as he was promoting his latest Netflix documentary at the weekend.

The city's transport regulator had stripped it from the taxi app over safety concerns.

But it'll be issued a new permit after a judge ruled the firm is now 'fit and proper'.

Competition lawyer Michelle Meagher says Transport for London will now have to work with Uber.

The air ambulance needed to be called following the incident yesterday morning on Oakhill Road.

It was between the moped and a car.

The man in his 20s doesn’t have life-threatening injuries, and there have been no arrests.

28-year-old Aaron Williams from Thornton Heath is accused of murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

The body of 23-year-old Loike Guei was found on the 17th of September on Commonside East.

33-year-old Raphael Kokkinos from the Streatham area will appear at the Old Bailey tomorrow.

D’Artagnan Arbuah says lock-down financially decimated the arts scene; he wasn’t even allowed to busk.

He created a system where people would book him online and he’d then go and perform privately in their gardens.

D’Artagnan says it’s been a way of beating the Covid blues.

He’s being held on suspicion of supplying a firearm.

Yesterday, more tributes were paid to Sergeant Matt Ratana, as part of National Police Memorial Day, which honours officers who died in the line of duty.

Matt was a coach at East Grinstead Rugby Club and its chair Bob Marsh says he'll be missed.

Banaz Mahmod was murdered in 2006 on the orders of her family because she ended a forced marriage and started another relationship.

Her father, uncle and three cousins were later convicted of her murder.

“Murdered for wanting a life” will feature Keeley Hawes. 

54 year old Ratana died in hospital after being shot in a custody suite on Friday morning.

Mr De Zoysa is believed to have also shot himself and is critically ill in hospital 

Sergeant Ratana who was originally from Hawke’s Bay in New Zealand is the 8th officer to be shot dead in the UK in the past 20 years.

It is believed the toaster was accidently left on, damaging Part of a six-roomed flat on the first floor of a building in London Road.

There were no reports of any injuries.

London Fire Brigade’s reminding people it’s important to switch off electrical appliances when they’re not in use.

The woman, who is in her 60s, was walking alone at around 10.45 when the medium-sized brown dog jumped up at her, causing her to fall on to the concrete path.

She is currently being treated for a fractured skull in hospital and her condition is described as serious.

Police would like to speak with the three people who were with the dog at the time of the incident.

They are also urging any witnesses to come forward as a matter of urgency.

Sergeant Matt Ratana, who was 54, died in hospital after being shot in a custody suite early on Friday.

Mr De Zoysa, who it’s believed also shot himself, is critically ill in hospital.

Another man has been arrested in Norwich on suspicion of supplying a firearm.

The Blues wasted a number of good chances in the opening 20 minutes at Goodison Park.

Everton now join Arsenal Ladies in the semis.

Four crime scenes are being searched in connection with the killing at Croydon's custody suite early on Friday.

Sergeant Ratana has been remembered as part of National Police Memorial Day – with the commissioner of the Metropolitan force calling him an "extraordinary person."

They’ve also seized over £10,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin, ‘unquantified’ amounts of cannabis and over £20,000 in cash.

Across the country, more than a thousand arrests have been made and a £1,000,000 worth of Class A drugs seized in the fight against organised crime.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick says the officer, who was nearing retirement, will be sorely missed.

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She's laid a wreath in central London in tribute to all fallen officers.

They’ll have to pay an annual fee if they want to continue in the job.

The council says it’s made the decision to cut down on dog fouling.

Residents had also raised concerns about increasing numbers of professional dog walkers.

He felt Kai Havertz handled the ball in the build up to Tammy Abraham's stoppage time equaliser.

Speaking to Sky Sports News, Bilic wasn't impressed.

Kingston Council agreed the parade of shops in Coombe Road could be replaced with a number of blocks of flats and shops in 2018.

That’s despite concerns from residents about the development’s density and pressure on nearby infrastructure such as GP surgeries.

The shops have been empty ever since, with residents claiming they only found out about the demolition work when signs went up.

Scotland Yard has also revealed investigators have recovered the gun used to shoot Sergeant Matt Ratana.

The 23-year-old suspect remains in a critical condition in hospital.