The money is available to eligible businesses that are open in the evenings and night-time who apply for it.

It’s as part of a wider £6.4million programme to support the local economy.

The cash is a grant, not a loan, so it does not need to be paid back.

There will be demonstrations to advise on safety and training.

All e-scooters in the scheme have been approved by the Department of Transport to ensure safety.

The trial scheme will be the only way to legally ride e-scooters on public roads or in other public places.

The jockey only got the ride late in the build-up after his original mount was claimed by Frankie Dettori.

The horse was trained by was Charlie Appleby and owned by Sheikh Mohammed.

Mojo Star came in second and Hurricane Lane in Third

Funds have been raised with the help of charity United in Hammersmith and Fulham Ready Tech Go and the Council.

Money raised will go towards closing the digital divide to provide vital devices for children to catch up with their schoolwork.

Tech4Kids is aiming to get 1,500 children and young people laptops so they can connect to the internet.

They were found in a plastic bag by the River Mole just before 1pm on Thursday afternoon.

Two girls and two boys are being cared for by RSPCA Millbrook Animal Centre suffering from mange and severe fur loss.

The charity think they were abandoned as they needed veterinary care . You can find a picture of them on our Jackie news Twitter page

Although the incidence rate of the virus remains low in Croydon anyone who is eligible is urged to get their jab to continue keeping the rates low.  

Anyone over thirty, frontline health or social care workers or who haven’t had their first vaccine can go to Croydon University Hospital.

The drop-in centre is open all weekend between 8am and 7pm for vaccinations without appointments.

The council says it is continuing to embrace biodiversity and reduce its carbon footprint.

Grass verges will be mowed in accordance with size and location, taking safety and visibility into account.

Some verges that are in a conservation category may only be cut once a year at the end of the growing season.

 A total pot of £1.125 million is on offer making it the most valuable race in the British calendar.

 When they arrived at the scene in Bedfont Lane where a man was found suffering with severe head injuries.

He was taken to hospital where he remains in a critical condition.

A man in his 20’s has been taken into custody in connection with the incident. Anyone with any information is asked to call 101. 

It's part of the borough's drive to encourage people to test themselves at home twice weekly.

Libraries in East Sheen, Hampton and Twickenham now have lateral flow kits available to pick up.

People are being reminded that testing is also available at pharmacies, testing centres and can be ordered online for free.

 Its arrival comes as part of the London stop of the tour across the tournament’s 11 host cities.

It marks one week to go until the competition kicks off in Rome, as excitement builds for football fans in London and across the world.

The Hounslow event also showcased the Women’s Trophy in anticipation of the UEFA Women’s EURO in 2022.

Katherine Kerwell has been working in the role on an interim basis since September.

The authority effectively declared itself bankrupt in November by issuing a Section 114 notice due to its financial difficulties.

This included owing around £1.5billion.

The council says Ms Kerwell was instrumental in stabilising the finances and securing government funding.

Aidan O'Brien's Bolshoi Ballet is the favourite as the trainer looks to secure a ninth win in the race.

He's delighted with how the preparation's gone - but knows his horse faces the biggest test of all.

Buckingham Palace has announced a number of events to celebrate Her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne.

The Queen is a big horseracing fan and regularly attends the Epsom Derby, which is back this afternoon with the Derby.

 The German has been given a two year contract extension by the Champions League winners.

Dan Silver from the Chelsea Supporters Trust tells Sky Sports News Tuchel should be allowed to build his own team - not one chosen by superiors at the club.

The match takes place at Wembley two weeks today - but that's before England's currently due to lift all Covid restrictions.

Supporters can't gather at Trafalgar Square - as it's a fan zone with limited numbers.

This means anyone using public transport within the airport’s perimetres will have to pay for it. 

It has been subsidised since 2008 to encourage at least 50% of journeys into Heathrow to be made sustainably. 

Parking tariffs are also expected to increase so pandemic losses can be recouped. 

 The Brazilian defender, who joined on a free transfer from Paris Saint-Germain, was a key part of their Champions League-winning campaign.

Silva made 34 appearances in all competitions, scoring twice.

Officers were called to Pret Coffee shop opposite Poundland on Thursday just after 12:30pm following reports of a bike being stolen.

If you know who this man is or have any information which could help, you should contact police on 101.

The German took over on an initial 18 month deal in January.

That's now been extended by a further two years on the back of the win over Manchester City last weekend.

The aim of the initiative, between the Council and Kingston Hospital, will focus on those who are self- isolating. 

Funding will be available to create “bespoke” support for those who are vulnerable or on low incomes.

Two dedicated contact tracers based at the hospital will evaluate the information gathered.

36 year old Hakan Zengin from Turkey was stopped in March at the M25’s junction with the A3 at Wisley.

The migrants were found concealed in the lorry’s trailer, sitting on pallets that had been laid across the load to accommodate them.

Zengin pleaded guilty to the charges. 

In less than two months, it’s collected 1,000 donations.

It’ll be used to make lifesaving medicines for people with immune diseases.

Manager Henry Jarvis says “donating is something simple you can do to save a life. Please give plasma if you can”.

It started collecting in April, the first time donations were held in more than 20 years.

They were attacked on the 1st of May, and two geese were killed on the 29th as well.

Police believe they were shot with a missile fired from a catapult.

No arrests have yet been made.

The person’s condition is not life threatening or life changing.

Emergency crews closed part of Kingston Road, between South Lane and Park Road, but it reopened at around 9am.

It’s not believed the driver of the car has been arrested.

The move to amber means UK tourists are advised not to visit the country except for essential reasons.

When they get back, they must isolate for 10 days.

The Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps, says ministers are concerned about covid mutations.

Noel Josephides runs the Isleworth-based Sunvil travel agency:

He was cycling yesterday afternoon just before 2pm, near to the underpass to Shortwood Common, when he was hit by a white transit.

He’s in a serious condition in hospital, but it’s not believed his injuries are life threatening.

The driver is helping police with their enquiries and has not been arrested, and the area has been forensically examined.

The Oaks is going ahead this afternoon, with the main Epsom Derby tomorrow, albeit with a number of new safety measures.

Visitors will have to scan their NHS app on arrival and also keep a 2 metre distance from other racegoers.  

They’ll also have to wear masks at all times indoors unless they are eating. 

However, Laurence Nichols says the move to a system where committees make the decisions will help.

He adds that he’s stayed out of it, and he’s worked with Tory leader John Boughtflower before and has a good relationship with him.

Nichols says it’s important each committee sets their own agenda.

Two officers were about to take out the new electric bikes, when they noticed a bird’s nest in one of the side-along bags.

Robins can build their nests in 2-6 days, then incubates the eggs for 13 days, then the fledglings can fly after 16 days.

The other bikes have been moved to another location, so the chicks won’t be disturbed.

It’s believed they were killed by a missile fired from a catapult.

One visitor to the park says the geese were guarding the swan nest, and the abandoned eggs are still visible.

No arrests have yet been made.

Anyone with information about the attacks on the 1st and 29th of May, is asked to contact the Met Wildlife Crime Unit.

Southwest London’s Assembly Member Nicholas Rogers says he’s had the confirmation after speaking to officers. 

The 134-year-old crossing was closed last year when cracks in the pedestals worsened during a heatwave. 

TfL and Hammersmith and Fulham Council have been told they need to cover "a share" of the estimated £100m repair bill.

Lucy Mayer reports. 

He’s calling for full capacity at the tournament, which is currently planning for just 25% attendance.

During his interview at the French Open, he also criticised cuts in prize money.

Roland Garros says they’re the only Grand Slam to be affected by the COVID-19 situation two years in a row.

The are appealing for the public’s help to locate 54 year old Tina Archbold, also known as Tina Jones.

Officers want to speak to her in relation to an incident that happened on Tuesday the 1st June in Epsom. 

She is described as a white female, approximately 5ft 6 and average build with an English accent, brown hair and no front teeth. 

Anyone with any information on her whereabouts should contact police.

Spurs are reportedly in advanced talks with the Italian - who left Inter Milan last week.

Friedel tells us he thinks Conte will be able to handle the pressure.

It says that ahead of the G7 Summit, it’ll be blended into its main supply to demonstrate the need for environmentally friendly fuel.

It’s made from used cooking oil, waste fish grease from factories, and sustainably sourced vegetable oils.

This fuel reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 80% compared to regular jet fuel.

The Mulberry Centre, based at West Middlesex Hospital, has been handed the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.

Tom Stockton, clinical lead at the Mulberry, describes the services on offer.

Firefighters are tackling a blaze at a property above a detached shop where part of the first floor and the roof was on fire.

The Brigade was called just before 20 past 11 and the fire was out an hour later.

Road closures are in place around the Rose Hill roundabout.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

It’s believed a car caught fire in the multi storey car park.

There are no reports of any injuries. 

Kingston MP, Sir Ed Davey, is drawing on his own experience of caring for his son John.

The 13 year old has a brain condition which means he has difficulties with his speech and walking. 

Sir Ed says the NHS is being undermined because social care is not being funded properly.

Police received a number of calls over the weekend from staff and students.

They reported that they had been photographed without their knowledge or consent. 

The images had then been uploaded to Instagram, some of which were accompanied by derogatory comments.

29-year-old Thomas Cramer from Ascot will appear in court later this month for sentencing.

Plough Lane opened as a vaccine centre on the 25th of March.

Matron Brigatte Mishov says the scale of the work is “at a completely different level to anything I’ve been involved in before”.

She says her priority is to listen to people and reassure them about the vaccine, and is encouraging everyone to get it.

However, the authority is moving from a system where a leader calls the shots, to one where committees make the decisions.

New leader Lawrence Nichols is criticising the local plan.

He says there’s a trade-off in Staines between building on the green belt and building high rises, neither of which are good options.

Founded by Mary Tealby in North London in 1860, it was known as the Temporary Home for Lost and Starving Dogs.

In 1871, the Home moved to Battersea where the charity has stayed ever since and changed its name to suit.

Today, Battersea cares for an average of 240 dogs and 145 cats across its three centres at any one time.

Members of the GMB Union are protesting today, saying they want to be paid in full for hours worked.

They allege that the outsourced company responsible, Mitie, has a “failing” system.

Mitie says that they have “processes in place” to flag up errors, and employees can get a same day BACS transfer.

On Monday, five teens tried to swim across it in Teddington.

Two RNLI crew members saw one of their heads go under the water and resurface, and used a throw bag to help him to safety.

Cold water shock can render you helpless in deep, fast moving water, and it happens very quickly.

The brigade was called to a house in Dakota Close just after 6pm.

The roof of the building was destroyed in the blaze and parts of the roofs of adjacent properties were partly damaged.

The fire was bought under control and thermal imaging cameras were used to check for fire spread. There were no reports of any injuries.

Wandsworth Oasis supports people living with the disease, and challenges the stigma around it.

Labour’s Simon Hogg says he’s working from home this month, so he doesn’t need to travel.

Oasis says “thank you so much for your support and kind donation."

Police say the woman was “running late” and “didn’t fancy queuing” on the A3.

When she was stopped, the drivers that she undertook clapped as they passed her.

She was reported for driving without due care.

Women's Super League champions Chelsea are represented by top-scorer Sam Kerr plus Ann-Katrin Berger and Fran Kirby.

Fran was earlier nominated as the Football Writers' Association's women's footballer of the year.

The winner will be announced on Sunday.

 Detectives have named the victim of a fatal stabbing in Cheam Village as 42-year-old Peninah Kabeba.

Police were called just before 10pm last Thursday to reports of a disturbance at house in Park Road.

Officers found a woman inside the address suffering from stab injuries; she died at the scene. 

A 56-year-old man has been charged with murder and will appear at the Old Bailey in August. 

Bridge House is managed by HML who have said they will carry out repairs today.

Residents were advised that it was not deemed necessary to install a temporary water supply as it would rupture a pressurised system.

We have contacted HML, and they have issued the following statement.

We have been liaising with a number of parties since Sunday in an attempt to resolve this issue, with contractors visiting on site and Enterprise Services delivering water yesterday and an additional 380 litres supply this morning. We have further put in place overnight security to assist in the event of an evacuation.

The existing pool has been a fixture since the 1950s but Lambeth Council says it is no longer fit for purpose.

The authority has committed to a £1 million investment over 5 years to improve the common and install a “safe, modern waterplay area.”

Work will start this summer meaning it will be closed during the hot spell. 

 Richmond Council sought permission from the High Court to evict them.

 The group left bags of rubbish, which Council contractors cleared early this morning and no damage has been caused to the Green. 

 Meanwhile, a group of travellers has also set up camp on the Long Walk at Windsor Castle where the Queen is currently in residence. 

The council is proposing introducing a scheme to help residents with the condition after getting feedback from 500 of them.

It is estimated that between 8,000 and 11,000 people with autism live in the borough. 

The plan, which is due to be approved next week, will also see more suitable accommodation made available for people on the spectrum. 

The Japanese player walked away from the tournament due to mental health concerns.

Osaka had said she didn't want to take part in press conferences because they negatively affected her.

Wimbledon says “we wish to offer Naomi Osaka our support and assistance in any way possible as she takes time away from the court”. 

It also says that they intend to create meaningful improvements.

It's calling on world leaders to cut greenhouse gas emissions to limit the damage, by suppressing global temperature rises to 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Jamie Mainds is the Zoo Experience and Education Supervisor at Chessington World of Adventures:

The River Thames Boat Project provides therapeutic cruises for people with disabilities and the elderly. 

It runs its two wheelchair accessible boats Thames Venturer and Thames Discoverer mainly on volunteers. 

The Queen’s Award, created in 2002, is the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK.

Sir Ed Davey, who is also Kingston’s MP, was invited to Knollmead school.

He says it was an honour.

The notice a landlord is required to give a tenant was reduced from 6 months to 4 months on Monday.

Spelthorne council says it can support people to find longer-term housing or stay in their current accommodation.

Research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation suggests about 400,000 renters UK wide have been served with notices or told to expect them.

More than 3,500 ambulance staff reported being attacked last year - a 32% rise on 2015.

They'll be able to start recording with the touch of a button.

It’ll be trialled in London first.

Gary Watson, based at Croydon Ambulance Station, was attacked in 2018.

He says they’ll act as a deterrent and evidence, and “These cameras are needed, and wearing one makes me feel safer”.

CEO John Holland-Kaye told The Telegraph that he would want signals of where could be viable in July.

He says airlines and tour operators would be forced to scale bank their schedules, leaving people with little availability and high prices.

Currently, Portugal, Gibraltar and Iceland are the only viable holiday destinations.

The Met Office recorded 24 point 6 degrees in Kinloss and 25-point-1 degrees Celsius in Kinlochewe (Pron: Kin-lock-yoo) in the northwest Highlands.

The previous high was recorded back in March, when it got up to 24.5 degrees at Kew Gardens.

Jamie Stevenson runs a garden centre in Falkirk.

He says there's a shortage of garden furniture because of outdoor socialising during the pandemic.

The 37-year-old played for Championship side Nottingham Forest last season.

Murray helped Brighton gain promotion to the top flight during his time at Albion and is the club's top Premier League goal scorer with 26.

Chelsea’s Reece James, Mason Mount and Ben Chilwell have made the team.

The full team is as follows.

Goalkeepers: Dean Henderson, Sam Johnstone, Jordan Pickford.

Defenders: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Ben Chilwell, Conor Coady, Reece James, Harry Maguire, Tyrone Mings, Luke Shaw, John Stones, Kieran Trippier, Kyle Walker.

Midfielders: Jude Bellingham, Jordan Henderson, Mason Mount, Kalvin Phillips, Declan Rice.

Forwards: Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho, Raheem Sterling.

A special healthcare ambulance has been set up opposite The Treaty Centre until 8pm.

The Council’s Director of Public Health, Kelly O’Neill, says vaccination is still the way out of lockdown. 

He was detained after setting up an Instagram account and using insulting and threatening language in his posts.

The 29 year old was first detained on Sunday for allegedly photographing young women without their knowledge or consent.

The investigation remains ongoing.

25-year old Marcos Mateus Alves, known as Mateus to his friends, died at 5pm on Saturday in St Helier Avenue.

Two males arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving have been released under investigation.

Officers say “The collision happened at a very busy location and at a busy time of day.”

Japan's started to vaccinate almost six-hundred athletes today - along with one-thousand support coaches.

With just over seven weeks to go until the start of the Games, Farah says he's happy to trust the organisers despite the city being in a state of emergency until at least the 20th of June.

Under the government's international travel rules, only UK and Irish citizens are allowed to arrive in England from those nations - and must go straight to hotel quarantine.

It's hoped the facility in terminal three will help ease queues for those coming from elsewhere.

The 33-year-old's body was found in woodland in Kent in March, a week after going missing in Clapham.

Serving Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens has been charged with her kidnap and murder.

The 48-year-old from Deal is due to go on trial in October.

The roadmap states that'll happen on the 21st of this month at the very earliest.

But Professor Ravi Gupta feels we should wait until schools break up.

Business minister and Sutton MP Paul Scully says getting vaccinated is the route out of the pandemic.

The government has now given the operator over £4bn since March last year.

TfL must also save £900m over the next year, and review their “generous” pensions scheme.

The agreement also says that the government won’t pay more than a third for Hammersmith Bridge.

The crews were called yesterday at around quarter past seven to Cross Deep.

The man in his 40s was rescued from the water and taken to hospital.

Enquiries continue, but it’s not being treated as suspicious.

Catholicism generally frowns on divorce, although some congregations are more liberal about it nowadays.

Mitcham and Morden Labour MP Siobhan McDonagh describes herself as a “cradle Catholic”.

She says “how can it be right that a three times married Prime Minister can be married in church when he can’t acknowledge his children”?

Up to fifteen thousand were offered yesterday, as part of efforts to tackle the Indian variant.

Radio Jackie's Luke Williams was in the queue.

The tweet asking for over 18s was sent out at 3.19pm, and twitter is the right medium to attract hordes of young people.

I got there at six. It was around seven minutes past when I got into the queue, which was half a mile long and growing fast. I long couldn't see the stadium at that point, it had snaked so far. I talked to a few people around me about how the maths didn't add up in our favour. they only intended to give out fifteen thousand jabs, and they'd given out a thousand in the first hour, and there must be a good chunk of that in the line. But this is the first chance we'd had and it wasn't worth throwing away. Plus, I asked them this question after thirty minutes of queuing. 

When they finally said no more vaccines, the queue stretched past gate E, and the walk ins were due for gate A. That's not including the smaller sub queues, that felt a little like pens, that popped up just to store people away. 

The staff weren't taking any nonsense, and I noted a police presence. All those disappointed people in one place could have got messy, but to everyone's credit, and indeed benefit, it didn't. 

I saw people had come up from Brighton to get a jab when they heard about it. Now's only to see how they'll work around the fact that after more than a year of waiting, demand is both urgent and high.

“Dark Skies Matter” is a project that aims to reduce artificial light in order to protect naturally dark skies, the habitat and our health.  

John Evans from the campaign says it’s not about plunging everyone into darkness. 

After 74 years out of the top flight, they're back after beating Swansea in Saturday's Championship play-off final.

The club's well known for its data-driven approach to bringing in players - like the 'Moneyball' concept.

Crown tells us, they won't splash the cash.

The Met have been criticised, after they stopped bikes in the area and arrested two for immigration offences.

The force has been accused of racially profiling a largely ethnic minority workforce.

Over 100 people took to Tooting High Street to oppose the operation.

A Home Office spokesperson says all operational activity is intelligence led, and they had reason to suspect illegality.

Temperatures have hit 25-point-1 degrees Celsius in Kinlochewe in the northwest Highlands.

The previous high was recorded back in March, when it got up to 24.5 degrees at Kew Gardens.

It's hoped 15-thousand injections will be given at Twickenham rugby stadium in south west London.

It's open until 7:30.

Radio Jackie’s Luke Williams is there now.

His side clinched promotion to the top flight for the first time in 74 years with a 2-nil win over Swansea in the Championship play-off final.

Frank realises they won't have so much possession but tells us, they're well equipped to cope with what's thrown at them.

“Dark Skies Matter” is a project that aims to reduce artificial light and get us to appreciate natural darkness. 

John Evans from the campaign explains the biggest benefits of night-sky gazing. 

To find out more, click here.

Emergency crews were called to Park Road, just off the High Street, at around 10pm on Thursday.

56-year-old Mohsan Saadi is accused of the attack.

Police are currently contacting next of kin, who are currently overseas.

It's hoped 15,000 jabs will be given at Twickenham rugby stadium today.

Ministers want all over-50s to have had both doses by the 21st of June.

But a decision on whether to fully reopen is expected to be taken about a week before.

Doctor Genevieve Small is part of the team at Twickenham.

Plans to erect two more towers in Tolworth were turned down by the council last week, although it’s thought the developers will appeal.

And residents in nearby New Malden are concerned over proposals to build up to 5 more high rises along the high street. 

We’ve asked Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick and London Mayor Sadiq Khan for an interview.  

The world number two has declined at the French Open, for mental health reasons.

She’s been fined £10,000 for that.

The All-England Club and a number of other Grand Slams have written to her, asking that she speak to competition teams about her well-being.

It also says that she’s contractually obliged to do the interviews.

London Gymkhana beat the club by 118 runs.

However, Ploughmans, who were also promoted last season, were successful in their game, beating Surrey Warriors by 8 wickets.

Surrey Warriors A are top of the table, beating Balham and Tooting by 94 runs.

It'll have 119 stations, with as many as 15,000 jabs administered later.

Ministers want to get all over-50s double dosed by so-called "freedom day" on June the 21st.

Some experts think it should be delayed, but Richard Horton, editor of The Lancet medical journal, remains optimistic.

Rainbow Trust supports families if they have a child who’s seriously ill.

It’s come 19th out of 30 in a list of charities from Best Companies Accreditation, where employees rate the places they work.

Tuchel met owner Roman Abramovic this morning – it’s expected he’ll be offered a contract extension.

Former player Eddie Newton was assistant manager when Chelsea first became European champions in 2012 - he says Tuchel's made a big impact.

Wildlife Aid Foundation says people being at home more and visiting local woodland means more animals in distress are being spotted.

We’re being urged to do one thing a day, no matter how small, to help the environment.

Simon Cowell, head of the charity, says picking up a piece of litter or using a little less water, each day, will have an effect.

Brentford won promotion to the top-flight for the first time in 74 years with a 2-nil win over Swansea in yesterday’s Championship play-off final.

They famously use a data driven approach to buying players - like in the Brad Pitt film based on a real baseball team.

Owusu thinks, Brentford will be sensible in the transfer market.

They beat Man City 1-0 in last night's final.

After the match, Tuchel told journalists he’d only just met Roman Abramovich for the first time.

He's apparently met with Abramovic again today.

Economic forecasting group, CEBR, reckons travellers coming into Heathrow spend £16bn every year with businesses across the country.

CEBR - and the boss of Heathrow - say losses can be averted if the government expand their green list for travel.

Wildlife Aid Foundation says they’re currently experiencing one of their busiest years ever.

Head of the charity, Simon Cowell, tells us of the effect he’s seen climate change have on wildlife.

They've secured promotion with a 2-nil win over Swansea in the Championship play-off final.

The Londoners missed out last season as they suffered defeat to Fulham at Wembley.

Boss Thomas Frank tells us, it's taken a huge amount of character to get the job done this time.

Thomas Tuchel - who replaced Frank Lampard as Stamford Bridge boss in January - suffered defeat in last season's Champions League final with Paris Saint-Germain.

He hopes this is the start of a successful period for his current club.

Detectives are appealing for witnesses after the accident between a car and moped on St Helier Avenue close to Netley Gardens yesterday.

Emergency services were called at 16:20pm, but despite their efforts, a 25 year old man was pronounced dead at the scene.

It’s believed two cars were travelling at speed before the accident occurred.

Both drivers have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.