You can dispose of the weapons anonymously with no questions asked.

The purpose of the bins is to provide a safe and secure way to dispose of weapons to reduce the number of knives on the streets.

Firefighters were called to reports of a fire on Sutherland Road at a mid-terraced house at around 10:45 this morning.

The ground floor of the house and half of the first floor was destroyed by the blaze.

The cause of the blaze is under investigation.

He says that the government is considering many possibilities.

Twickenham MP Munira Wilson is the Lib Dem’s Health and Social Care Spokesperson.

She’s spoken out against vaccine passports for domestic use and has fears about what they would mean in the future.

The government is reviewing COVID certifications, with the results being made public next month.

Royal Parks Police has issued a reminder that they can only be used on private land.

Riding e-scooters on public land can incur a £300 fine and between 3 and 6 points on your driving license.

A number of e-scooter trials across the UK have already been scrapped.

A small area of the ground floor within the mid-terraced house over two floors is alight and a small area of the first floor is also alight.

The Brigade was called at 1043 this morning.

The cause of the blaze is not known at this time.

31-year-old Shaddai Smith from Romford was charged on Friday with murder.

He was also charged with wounding with intent against another man, and a burglary in Granville Avenue on 22 March.

Mr Smith is due to appear at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court later today.

59-year-old Philip Webb from Epsom has worked for the musician and his wife, former Eastenders actress Anita Dobson, for over 20 years.

Mr Webb denies abusing a girl between 1999 and 2006.

Both May and Dobson appeared at Kingston Crown Court to give evidence in Webb’s defence.

That's according to MP Munira Wilson, who says a successful trial at The Stoop last year showed they can be reintroduced.

Mrs Wilson says that when crowds return, it should start with fans who live in Richmond, expanding the catchment area gradually.

The new equipment will be installed throughout the airport and be able to scan in far greater detail – ending the need to empty bags at security.

The system uses computer tomography scanners similar to those used in hospitals.

It will be the largest application of the technology in the UK.

Specially adapted rooms have been set up at the Royal Star and Garter home for veterans.

All guests have to wear PPE and have a negative lateral flow test result before they can enjoy an hour long visit.

The home has provided outdoor and Covid secure visits when possible but admits physical contact is irreplaceable.

The incident happened last Thursday lunchtime in Whitehorse Lane.

The man was taken to hospital where he continues to receive treatment for potentially life-changing injuries.

The driver of the dark coloured vehicle did not stop at the scene.

A load of rubbish was discovered in Argent Court, off Hook Rise South, earlier this week.

Police say it’s the “result of people not using reputable waste collectors.”

The investigation is ongoing.

The “Stay at Home” rule is due to be relaxed on Monday, meaning outdoor gatherings for up to 6 people will be allowed.

The “area of outstanding beauty” was overwhelmed with visitors last Easter, at one point, the police helicopter had to move people on.

Visitors are being encouraged to enjoy the nature site but avoid areas like Box Hill, Leith Hill and the Devil’s Punch Bowl.

Willow, a two-year-old cocker spaniel, was found by Sussex Police last week.

She had been stolen during a burglary in Suffolk in July.

A 30-year-old woman arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods has been released under investigation pending further enquiries.

The location of the site is not being disclosed for operational reasons.

New research has found 21% of homes are being sold by someone who doesn't need to buy one for themselves, up 6% on last year.

Rightmove says the trend was partly a sign of more people moving into rental homes to "try before they buy".

In London, the number has jumped 9% in the past year, the biggest national increase.

Share Community set up the sensory clinic there, which had soothing lights and tranquil music.

Alice Gough, from the charity, explains why it was necessary.

On Monday morning, police were called to Granville Avenue, where one man was found injured and another died of his injuries.

The man who died has been named as 21-year-old Renato Geci, who lived in the area.

Enquiries are ongoing, and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Police were called to a house in Ashtead last year, after two Mercedes had been stolen, as well as a handbag and £400 in cash.

One of the cars was found using number plate recognition, and Harry Higgs was arrested.

The other vehicle was later recovered, although the car keys were never found.

26 year old Carlos Cyrus was stopped by officers in Twickenham Road on Wednesday night.

He’s been charged with possession of a prohibited weapon, ammunition and Class A drugs with intent to supply.

He’ll next appear at Harrow Crown Court at the end of next month.

Police were called to a house in Ashtead last year, after two Mercedes had been stolen, as well as a handbag and £400 in cash.

One of the cars was found using number plate recognition, and Harry Higgs was arrested.

The other vehicle was later recovered, although the car keys were never found.

Kingston Heritage Service is currently searching for the top “100 histories” that have defined the borough.

It wants residents to upload photos, press clippings and videos along their history submissions.

The artefacts will then be pinned to a digital map with the top stories shared and used to create future activities and events in the borough.

It’s the third to have made the change in South-West London, with Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park and Harlequins’ The Stoop.

Dr Vasa Gnanapragasam says he’s “very grateful” to the club for the space and their “fantastic support” to the NHS.

People over 50 are being urged to get their jabs as soon as possible, with fears of vaccine supply issues in the future.

Nothing else is known about the driver or vehicle, as the person did not stop at the scene.

Last Thursday, the vehicle collided with a person on an e-scooter on Thornton Heath High Street, near the junction with Whitehorse Lane.

There have been no arrests.

It would apply to beer sold in pubs and clubs, with the aim of supporting Britain’s pub trade.

It would not apply to beer sold in supermarkets, which have fared considerably well during the Covid-19 pandemic.

98% of all beer drunk in pubs is brewed in Britain, and beer accounts for almost half of all drinks they sell.

The group, which included two people from Weybridge, would make narcotics to order.

They had around 30 moped couriers, who would work six days a week.

It’s believed the group sold more than £2.5m in two years, with a further £3m worth of drugs seized during the investigation.

Share Community set the area up with purple and blue lights, calm music, and videos of waterfalls on the walls.

The charity is planning on running another clinic, saying “it was a very happy day for us”.

Armed officers stopped a vehicle in Twickenham Road, near to the junction of London Road, just after midnight.

 During the search of the vehicle two loaded firearms were recovered.

The driver of the vehicle, a 26-year-old man, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.

The bank is closing 111 across the country, as more people bank online and on their mobiles.

Around 840 will be affected, although the bank says it will try to find them other jobs within the business.

Balham High Road - June 24 2021

Banstead High Street - July 1 2021

Twickenham - July 1 2021

Chelsea Kings Road - July 8 2021

Chiswick - July 15 2021

Hounslow Bath Road - July 15 2021

Weybridge - July 15 2021

New Malden - July 22 2021

Putney - July 29 2021

Surbiton - July 29 2021

Ashford Church Road - August 5 2021

Fulham - August 5 2021

Leatherhead - August 12 2021

Cobham - August 12 2021

The bank says there'll be no compulsory redundancies, and some 5,000 staff will be offered the option to work from home.

Those going include King Street in Twickenham, Banstead High Street, Chiswick High Road and Cobham High Street.  

Most of the affected branches are near other sites, and also near at least two free-to-use ATMs.

It features computer pioneer and codebreaker Alan Turing and will enter circulation on June the 23rd, his birthday.

Turing, who lived in Hampton, worked at the Government’s Bletchely Park during World War II. 

The note will be made of polymer, which is in keeping with  his work, as it is set to be the most secure note yet.

The Royal Parks says they entered a fenced off area which is protected for wildlife.

Lighting fires is against regulations, due to the impact it can have on grasses and wildlife, and the fact that it’s a huge fire risk. 

Police were alerted and attended the scene.

Officers were called to Upper Halliford Road at around 4pm on Tuesday, the 2nd of March.

It’s after reports that a man was exposing himself close to the park.

A 67 year-old man from Sunbury has been arrested in connection and since been released under investigation.

Melody Driscoll, who had rare life limiting Rett syndrome, died at King’s College Hospital in July 2018.

Her mother and stepfather had claimed KCH medics’ actions reduced her quality of life and contributed to her death.

Emma Galland, for KCH, said a narrative conclusion would be best due to the complexities of Melody’s case.

It’s after the emergency services were called to a fatality between Surbiton and Woking.

Some people had taken to social media to voice concerns that overcrowding was making social distancing impossible.

Disruption is also expected until the end of the day.

Responding to a tweet, SWR Help posted; 

“There's been severe disruption this afternoon and therefore less trains are able to run. As a result of this, social distancing is not possible on some of our trains, apologies for this.”

On Friday morning, the van pulled up along the man and tried to grab the leash, but the owner fought him off.

We’re being encouraged to walk dogs with somebody else, not wear headphones, and be aware of strangers.

Dogs should also be micro-chipped, and pictures should be taken ahead of time for missing posters.

One woman left the property before the Brigade arrived and was treated on scene by London Ambulance Service crews.

The fire is believed to have been caused by cooking that was left unattended which spread into the extractor fan. 

The brigade has said “Cooking should never be left unattended on the hob or grill - if you have to leave the kitchen, turn off the heat.”

Creative Youth is asking for submissions from young film makers for the Youth Arts film festival in July.

Finalists will have their work showcased at the Rose Theatre.

The deadline for applications for three different categories is 5pm.

That suggestion has upset the landlord at the Rose and Crown in Hounslow, John Corbett.

Later MPs will vote on extending emergency Covid legislation by another six months. 

It's likely to be approved, but some senior Tories are threatening to rebel, because of the impact those powers are having on people's freedoms.

The Pastures has been home to the community for more than 40 years, and houses 15 plots.

GP Dr Eleanor Barnard says “it was a wonderful opportunity to build links” and “we were made to feel very welcome”.

More than 57,000 people have received the vaccine across the borough of Sutton.

Both of the burglars had messages on their phones showing they were being sold cocaine.

24-year-old Ahmed Abdullah pleaded guilty to being concerned in the supply of drugs.

He’s been sentenced to three years in prison.

They take a 2-1 advantage into the second leg of their last-eight tie against 2020 runners-up Wolfsburg.

Elsewhere, the England men squad start their World Cup qualifying campaign against minnows San Marino at Wembley tonight.

Deer Park School is moving out of Richmond Adult Community College, which has been its temporary home since September 2015.

The site in Richmond Road is sponsored by Bellevue Educational Trust and should have a capacity of 420 children by 2024.

It will feature a library, specialist classrooms for art and design, engineering, technology and STEM maths as well as sports facilities.

There has also been a 14% increase in calls to the National Stalking Helpline over the last year.

Suky Bhakar is CEO of the charity, which was set up in Suzy’s name after the estate agent disappeared from Fulham in 1986. 

She has this advice for people who are falling victim to the crime.

36-year-old Hakan Zengin was detained after his truck was stopped at the Wisley interchange of the M25 on Sunday afternoon.

The migrants were found in the trailer, sitting on pallets that had been laid across the load.

He’ll appear in Crown Court next month.

ITV reports that at one flat in Regina Road, one resident has four buckets to catch water, that he has to empty every six hours.

An urgent inquiry has been launched by Croydon Council into the conditions, with residents moved out of two flats.

An independent review of all 16 of the borough’s similar high rise blocks will also be undertaken.

Iona Lidington is Kingston’s Director or Public Health.

She explains which demographic has been seeing the rise. 

The 10-month-old was sunning himself on Sunday afternoon when he was attacked by a dog and later had to be put down. 

Since then, there have been calls for the animal charity to step in and prosecute the owner.

But the charity says it only investigates deliberate acts of animal cruelty, and it is confident this doesn’t fall into that category. 

The charity has gone on to remind dog owners to keep their pets on leads when around wild animals. 

A spokesperson for the RSPCA has told us:

“We are deeply saddened by what happened to Freddie and this highlights why it is important to keep dogs on leads around wild animals.

 “We investigate animal welfare offences. Dog attacks on animals would become an animal welfare offence if it was done deliberately. If no offences have been committed under relevant animal welfare acts we are unable to take incidents further. Offences involving dogs out of control are investigated by the police.

“In this instance, we spoke to the owner and as this was not a case of deliberate cruelty, it is not an offence we would investigate. The police are continuing to look into this and we are happy to assist them if needed.”

The scaffolding was on the side of a shop and the incident just after 8 o’clock led to a wall partially collapsing onto the street. 

There were no reports of any injuries.

The incident happened on the same night as the Sarah Everard vigil on Saturday the 13th of March.

A woman was walking on Clapham Common Southside when a man exposed himself to her.

He is described as white, aged approximately 50 years old, around 5ft 6in tall with grey hair. 

He was wearing a bright red waistcoat or vest over a shirt and light- coloured trousers.

 They set up in Lion Park Avenue earlier before police handed them an eviction notice. 

The event on Clapham Common earlier this month was cancelled because of coronavirus restrictions.

But big crowds attended anyway - and prompted heavy criticism of Scotland Yard over its handling of the issue.

Anna Birley from Reclaim These Streets has been addressing a Commons committee.

The Daily Record reports that 46-year-old Andrew Johnston was flying home to Scotland to see his family, and currently lives in a caravan park.

He became angry after the co-pilot announced that takeoff would be delayed to let on more passengers.

He’s been fined just over £1,000.

A 53-year-old was arrested first on Monday on suspicion of possessing an explosive substance, before being arrested again yesterday, accused of terrorism.

Officers remain at the property to carry out searches.

Police don’t believe it’s necessary to evacuate addresses in the surrounding area.

An independent review has found that found that 78-year-old Jonathon Fletcher was “spiritually abusive” to people.

His permission to officiate was revoked in 2017, but Christian Safeguarding Charity ThirtyOne:Eight says that “it is clear” abuse was known about before then.

Reverend Fletcher has declined to comment.

However, last April, he told The Telegraph that “anything that happened was totally consensual and non-sexual” but he’s “deeply, deeply sorry” to those he harmed.

The WSL title holders meet last year's beaten finalists Wolfsburg in the first leg of their last-eight tie this afternoon.

Hayes knows a combination of form - and good fortune - will be needed to go all the way.

It’s Global Money week, and the theme is “Take care of yourself, take care of your money”, encouraging people to learn how to be financially healthy.

Monica Bradley, from the mortgage broker MB Associates in Cheam, says that solving any disputes is vital to getting a good housing deal.

She was walking along Chessington Road last Friday morning, opposite the Texaco petrol station, when a white van stopped beside her.

A man jumped out and attempted to grab her wrist, but she managed to get away and the vehicle drove off.

The suspect is described as a white man in his late 30s to early 40s, wearing a grey tracksuit and cap. 

He is around 5’8” tall.

If you have any information that may assist police, you are asked to contact them on 101.

Louise Gillard from Battersea, who paints on the common regularly, says “it has never occurred to me that I shouldn’t paint alone.”

All money will go to the Reclaim These Streets fundraiser on JustGiving, or a women’s charity of the bidder’s choice.

The auction by artistsreclaimthesestreets on Instagram closes at 9.30 pm tomorrow, three weeks since Sarah was kidnapped.

Retail consultancy CWN analysed towns in the UK to find which areas remained “robust” through the pandemic.

It named fifteen small retail centres as staying strong through the crisis, including Walton and Epsom.

Jonathon De Mello from the firm says, “a strong and substantial grocery offer” and other essential retail has been key to their success.

They appear to be regular jelly sweets but are mixed with cannabis and have a “detrimental effect” on people eating them.

Students found in possession of them will be directed to the police.

The sweets come in a purple packet, with the word “cannabis infused” or similar written on them.

However, this packaging may change, so parents are being advised to stay alert.

Fire crews also attended in just under 14 minutes, which is over their response time target of ten minutes.

Surrey Fire and Rescue says this will form part of the investigation.

Crews were called on Friday to Holly Lane West at 3am.

It’s not believed anyone else was in the property at the time.

They’re calling for government support, saying that they haven’t had access to the same grants as the rest of the hospitality sector.

Josh Kearns, from the Park Brewery in Kingston, says he’s seen many other small breweries close.

He says a crowdfunding campaign and an investment round just before lockdown was crucial to their survival: 

A HM Treasury spokesperson said: 

‘‘We’ve invested more than £350 billion throughout the pandemic to protect millions of jobs and businesses.

At Budget we froze beer duty for the 4th year straight, extended our furlough scheme through to September so that businesses have certainty that help is in place, extended business grants discretionary funding for local authorities to distribute and extended loans for six more months to get us through the recovery.

“We also invest over £65m per year in craft brewing through Small Brewers Relief (SBR) and will continue to do so. This has increased since 2010 from £30m.”

Staff, volunteers and patients commemorated the one-year anniversary to remember all those who have died during the pandemic. 

The hospice also hosted an event via Facebook Live at 11.50 am, to share reflections from the past year.

Elsewhere, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson took part in a minute’s silence at midday.

People are also being encouraged to light a candle on their doorsteps tonight at 8pm.

18-year-old Tyreece Wolfries-Parkin from Selhurst is accused of the murder of Lavaun Witter in early February.

He’s also charged with the attempted murder of a 16-year-old boy.

A 20-year-old and a 22-year-old are charged with similar offences, and will appear in court on the 10th of May.

The Mirror reports that Judith received a knock on the door from a man who said he was from the Office for National Statistics, who said she was liable for a penalty.

He said that the £1,000 late fine would be reduced to £500 if she gave him a completed survey and paid in cash.

Action Fraud says people will only be contacted about the census via a letter.

Carers who take part in the scheme offer their homes to provide a safe place for adults to stay. 

Those with learning disabilities, mental health needs and older people can all take part.

31 vulnerable people in Sutton are currently living with another family. It’s hoped the experience will help them develop their confidence.

A man died after the attack yesterday morning on Granville Avenue.

Another was injured, but has since been discharged from hospital.

Police say that “several men in dark vehicles” in the vicinity of number 9 could be related to the investigation.

There have been no arrests, and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

They’re appealing for the witness to come forward and say they may have vital information about the incident.

The victim, a man in his 30s, was left in a life-threatening condition after sustaining gunshot injuries to his leg and stomach.

Two people have been arrested and charged in connection with the shooting.

Transplants were stopped because the immune system needs to be supressed afterwards, putting them at increased risk of COVID-19.

Jane Altneu from Wimbledon’s health had been deteriorating for years, but she was offered a new lease of life when her daughter donated her her kidney.

Mr Abbas Ghanzanfar from the Tooting hospital, says their focus is on making sure they can get patients treated again.

30 year-old Leonard Paynter, was sentenced after pleading guilty to possession of a firearm, two counts of possession with intent to supply Class A drugs and possession with intent to supply Class B drugs.

Paynter was also sentenced to 12 months (to run concurrently) for possession of cannabis with intent to supply for a separate incident.

Named Freddie Mercury by locals, it was peacefully sunbathing on the river bank on Sunday when it was mauled by an unleashed dog.

Vets said that Freddie suffered a fractured flipper, dislocated joint and had an infection and subsequently had to be put down.

The seal had been entertaining passers-by for weeks after arriving up stream of the river last month.

The workers at Quality Line have also accepted the seven pence an hour pay rise, which had been called “derisory”.

Michelle Braveboy, Regional Director for Unite the Union, says it comes down to the individual circumstances of each worker:

The Foreign Secretary and MP for Esher and Walton, Dominic Raab, made the announcement in the Commons this afternoon.

Sanctions have also been placed on an official body - the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Public Security Bureau.

Mr Raab says the international community "cannot simply look the other way."

Police were called around 3.20 this morning to Granville Avenue, where two men in their 20s were found injured.

Officers believe they know who was the man who died is, but they await formal identification.

The second man was taken to hospital, but has since been discharged.

There have been no arrests, and anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

The striker missed their 2-nil FA Cup quarter-final win over Sheffield United after aggravating an ankle injury.

Tuchel says Abraham's absence from England duty could work in his favour in the long-term.

There were around 300 plants, which would give a yearly yield of half a million pounds.

The two men attempted to run, but were caught by police.

Pictures have been released of rows and rows of plug sockets and control banks that kept the high intensity lights constantly running.

Police were called around quarter to five yesterday evening to Edenvale Road.

One man has serious injuries after being stabbed in the chest, and another man has non-life-threatening injuries.

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

They beat Sheffield United 2-nil to reach the last four and extend their unbeaten run since the German took over to 14 games.

Tuchel hasn't experienced England's national stadium.

Residents are being urged to have their say on which of the borough’s landmarks should be featured.

Polling closes on Wednesday

Kew Palace, Ham House, Richmond Bridge and Twickenham Stadium are among some expected popular choices.

George Shrimpton, from Winning Moves, is producing the game.

A police station was attacked, vehicles set on fire and fireworks thrown.

The home secretary's called the scenes 'unacceptable' - while the city's mayor says it was a 'shameful day'.

The demo had begun as a peaceful rally in opposition to the government's policing bill - which would allow forces to impose conditions on protests.

Sarah Jones is the Labour MP for Croydon Central, and shadow policing minister.

She says “I hope this criminal behaviour is dealt with swiftly. My thoughts are with the police who have been injured.”

12 centres have been handed over to the voluntary, community and faith sector, with a further 10 due to be transferred in the coming months.

The council’s working in partnership with 8 organisations across the county who will take on the leaseholds. 

The aim is to increase access to community activities, with the prime focus being to provide opportunities for young people.

It’s hoped heat captured from the Hogsmill Sewage works could eventually be pumped into 2,000 buildings. 

The heat would be delivered from a new facility built on site as part of the project run by the Council and Thames Water. 

The scheme would be the first of its kind in England saving up to 105 kilotonnes of carbon dioxide over 30 years.

It’s after temporary measures implemented last June due to Covid-19 received a “thumbs up.”

95% of people questioned felt that the measures enhanced the atmosphere of the area and supported alfresco dining.

The council says a few concerns remain to be addressed including disabled parking and cycling provision. 

29 year old Jamie Matthews was sentenced to six years after being found guilty following a trial at Isleworth Crown Court.

In March 2019, he was captured on CCTV leaving rapidly on a bike before smoke could be seen seconds later coming from a bike shed.

Flames reached the Travelodge Hotel next door causing damage to the building, resulting all guests being evacuated. 

Fortunately, no one was injured.

His team are unbeaten since he took charge and face a side bottom of the Premier League.

Tuchel's dreaming of lifting the cup - but says they have to take it one game at a time.

Reclaim These Streets say they wanted to pay tribute in this way after planned vigils across the country were cancelled due to lockdown rules.

The 33-year-old went missing in Clapham Common on the 3rd of March and her remains were found in Kent a week later.

The in form Londoners are unbeaten in thirteen games since their new head coach took charge.

Tuchel says getting through to the semi-finals will be difficult.

Existing artworks across the town centre and to the north of the borough will also be incorporated in it.

These include the iconic red phone box sculpture “Out of order” in London Road.

Artists are being invited to submit their designs, which will go to a public vote, by the 30^th of April.

That’s according to the council which has announced a new “Equality Strategy.”

The task force will engage with community groups and collate data to identify inequality, exclusion and unfairness in the community.

A Citizens Panel will also be established to advise the authority on how to pinpoint problems and prioritise solutions.

Councillor Anne Cyron, Lead Member for Communities said:

“At the forefront of the Council’s values is a commitment to ‘Put Communities First’. Challenging racism and social injustice wherever we encounter it means inequality will play no part in how we deliver our services, to ensure fairer and better outcomes for the people we serve in our communities. It is therefore completely right and important that we have publicly adopted a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Statement of Intent”.  

On Thursday, police officers shut down the factories where hundreds of plants where found.

Two males who attempted to run were arrested for production of cannabis and abstraction of electricity.

The survey, filled in by households every decade, is a way for the Government to see how each area of the country is changing.

But in 1911 the Suffragettes boycotted the Census, saying if women didn’t have the vote, they wouldn’t contribute.

Hundreds of women gathered on Putney Common to protest, as historian and author Elizabeth Crawford explains.  

Children who qualify for free school meals will get one £30 supermarket voucher sent directly to parents.

They’ll also receive an activity box containing skipping ropes, balls, mindfulness colouring books and seeds and soil for growing.

Councillor Alisa Flemming said, “it is of utmost importance that we continue to work together to help as many people as possible.”

The service will patrol the borough, working with residents and businesses to gather information and investigate reported fly-tips.

They’ll also be installing CCTV cameras across the borough to ensure offenders are fined or prosecuted.

It is estimated that fly-tipping costs the Council over £1 million a year.

By the end of March a total of 4,500 trees will have been planted.

It’s part of the Council’s commitment to deliver a greener borough and increase wildlife and biodiversity.

Hounslow is one of London's greenest boroughs with approximately 40 per cent of its surface area being green.

Mary Vaughan Johnson was internationally revered in her field.

She graduated in the US, gaining her PhD and then gained international acclaim in South Africa and France.

On arrival at Kingston 2018, she developed a worldwide curriculum in which students from all backgrounds were able to “flourish.”