An investigation was launched after police were called yesterday to Blyth Road in Hayes where the found Jalan with stab injuries.

He died at the scene. Police are appealing for witnesses, and a post-mortem will take place tomorrow.  

The Red bag system developed by Jason Morris also reduced the number of patients personal items and valuables that got lost.

Mr Morris, who’s a clinical team manager in South West London has been working for the London Ambulance service for 22 years.

He’s also been involved in developing and improving the air ambulance service.

Three of the four men, aged 17, 18 and 19, are from the Croydon area and will appear before magistrates later this afternoon or on Monday. The fourth an 18-year-old  man from Streatham who’s also due to appear in court. .

The victim, Denardo Samuels-Brooke, was found in Prentise Road in Streatham with stab wounds on Thursday night after police and ambulance crews were called.

 Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a man was taken to hospital with stab wounds yesterday evening.

The incident took place shortly after 8pm near Courtfield Gardens.

A Met police spokesperson said officers attended, along with London's Air Ambulance.

The victim is currently being treated although his condition is unknown.

 The Chief Constable of Surrey Police, Gavin Stephens, and the Chief Officer of Surrey Special Constabulary, Ken Iredale, have both been recognised.

Gavin Stephens, who has been at Surrey for 24 of his 27 years in policing, was awarded a Queen’s Police Medal (QPM).

While Ken Iredale was awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) for his work on the response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 After dozens of late approvals from councils and landowners, the public health initiative will return on 26 June.

It comes after Boris Johnson and the former Olympic athlete Sebastian Coe urged local authorities to approve the free 5km runs.

The runs take place every Saturday in local parks.

Parkruns returning include Guildford, Mole Valley, Osterley Richmond, Wimbledon Common and Woking.

 Up to 4,000 supporters are expected for the final regular Gallagher Premiership fixture of the season.

Quins are also supporting Pride Month and today's match will be the Club's second "Pride Game".

Harlequins became the first professional rugby club to launch an LGBTQ+ Supporters Group earlier this year.

Kick off today is 3.00pm.

The council says cases are on the rise again especially amongst people aged 18 and 30.

The authority is asking everyone to play their part and follow the rules as well as get a regular test.

Surge testing took place in Wandsworth in April after spike in figures; nearby Kingston is currently surge testing it residents.

 Last night, 10 fire engines and 70 firefighters were recruited to put out the blaze on Townmead Road.

The Brigade was called just after 8.00pm and the fire was brought under control shortly before midnight.

Fire crews from Wandsworth and surrounding fire stations attended.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Former PC Aaran Simpson was off duty at home in November, when he attacked his partner, who is also a police officer.

Detective Superintendent Peter Fulton says his actions were “completely inexcusable”.

He added that “the public expect our officers to uphold the law” and brought discredit on the service.

It’s after a swoop on four businesses by council officers using sniffer dogs.

The newsagents and corner shops receive a bulletin a couple of months ago warning about the dangers of selling counterfeit tobacco.

Illegal tobacco is often kept away from the counter, and may not include the correct health warnings or be in a foreign language.

British Transport Police were called at around 6.20am after receiving reports of a trespass.

They say that despite a “thorough search” nobody was located.

The incident caused delays of up to 40 minutes as well as cancellations.

It happened in the queue for the RUSH ride at around 4pm on Tuesday.

Anyone who has any information is asking to contact Runnymede Police, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Until now, the work has largely been taking place underground.

Replacing the bridge has been a complex task because it influences river flow, and has utilities cables running through the structure.

Funding has also been secured for a cycle lane up to Mitcham Town Centre.

The UK's busiest airport saw 675-thousand passengers last month - just 10 per cent of pre-pandemic levels.

That was despite two weeks of foreign travel being allowed from the UK again, to a limited number of countries.

The towerblock fire in North Kensington caused 72 deaths and more than 70 others were injured.

Cllr Katherine Dunne said: “As a mark of remembrance Hounslow will join other public bodies and light Hounslow House in green.”

“Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones of those that lost their lives along with the whole Grenfell community.”

Nicholas Synnott spent 8 months in hospital in America after picking up the virus on a flight from Heathrow in March last year. 

He managed to leave hospital and return to his home in Surrey just before Christmas but passed away last week.

His family has asked well-wishers to donate to the charity where his daughter works, which supports young people with brain injuries.

The council created its “Step Up For Hounslow” campaign after the  new Delta variant of Covid was discovered in the borough. 

A 5 week long surge testing programme is underway.  

Council staff are also door-knocking in the Feltham and Bedfont areas delivering PCR test kits. 

36 year old Alexander Stavrou pleaded guilty in court to various charges, including racially aggravated assault.

Stavrou received a fine after he parked his car in Hummer Road car park in Egham without paying.

When he returned to his car, he saw the notice and began verbally abusing the Traffic Enforcement Officer and punched him. 

The first floor of the property in Riverdale Road was also damaged by the blaze just after 3am.

The residents were all out of the building before firefighters arrived.

It took two hours to get the fire under control. 

A signalling problem at Surbiton means a lot of routes are operating a replacement bus service.

This includes between Wimbledon and Hampton Court and Wimbledon and Effingham Junction. 

We’ll have a full travel update in 20 minutes. 

Talks between the EU and the UK collapsed earlier this week over rules which govern trade in Northern Ireland.

Brussels has threated to launch a trade war if Britain fails to implement checks on goods entering the country as part of the Protocol.

Dominic Raab says there needs to be greater flexibility on the issue.

PC Aaran Simpson was arrested on suspicion of assaulting his partner at a residential address in 2019, and was charged by beating.

At the hearing he answered allegations that he breached the standards of professional behaviour.

The independent panel found that his actions amounted to gross misconduct.

The development would replace the current Cheyne Nursery.  

Kensington and Chelsea Council is urging residents to take part in the public consultation which will launch on the 29th. 

The build would also include 18 new homes, all offered at social rent.

21-year-old Kevin Braidich was found to have committed the crimes over the span of more than a year, in areas including Barnes and Chelsea.

He was finally arrested July last year in Highgate, after he attacked the homeowner.

Police and members of the public then fought him down and arrested him.

New fast-turnaround technology has seen the figure rise sharply in the past week - increasing by almost 30,000.

The strain is now thought to be 60% more transmissible and accounts for around nine in ten Covid cases in the UK, as well as surge testing in Kingston.

Edith Summerskill House in Clem Attlee Court was first planned in 2013, and had to be redesigned in 2019 after a legal challenge.

The Secretary of State says a public inquiry will be held to help him decide.

Chelsea and Fulham Tory MP Greg Hands says “we need more homes, but not more tower blocks”.

Police were called yesterday afternoon to Cedars Road.

Two men were seen fleeing in the car, which then crashed into another vehicle.

The two then got out and ran away.

No arrests have yet been made.

He’s best known for his world-wide adventures as Dr Henry Walton Jones Jr in the Indiana Jones movie franchise, but actor Harrison Ford has now put one bike store in Hampton Wick firmly on the map.

The 78 year old spent an hour at Sigma Sports earlier this week while taking a break from filming at Pinewood Studios.

Assistant manager Emma Malisan says he may be Hollywood royalty, but he’s also a man who just loves cycling.

The Heathrow-based airline blames the lack of holiday destinations on the UK's green travel list.

The firm's calling for the Government to open international travel "as soon as possible".

The victim was attacked in the street yesterday afternoon, and was taken to hospital but died soon afterwards.

Police believe they know the identity of the victim and have informed his next of kin.

Four men and three women have been detained.

The Royal Parks, which manage green spaces such as Richmond and Bushy, say visitors shouldn’t feed wildlife.

The charity says that in one part of Hyde Park, birds were fed 15 times in a two-hour period.

Excessive feeding encourages seagulls and crows, which kill other birds’ chicks.

Police have just released details of two incidents on the 10th of May, in the evening.

One happened in the McDonalds in the Town Centre, where a staff member left their bag in their staff area and had their debit card stolen. 

Then in the Anglers Arms, a staff member there had their purse stolen from their bag, also left in the staff room.

Chimna Orji’s “OGBU" Collective” hampers include herbal teas, toiletries and a thank-you note. 

She wanted to recognise those working in the health service, like her mother and sister. 

The packages are named after Chimna’s late uncle Ogbu in Nigeria.   

Emma Goodman-Horne originally set up a bootcamp for her fellow school-mums 7 years ago.

But she saw her following grow over lockdown as her sessions moved online. 

Emma says the accolade from the Fit & Well Awards is recognition of her hard work and passion. 

22-year-old Nico Elliot and 25-year-old Nicholas Elliot are accused of the murder of 35-year-old Nathaniel Eyewu-Ago.

Police were called just after 4pm last Wednesday to reports of men fighting in Greenwich; the victim was found with knife wounds.

He was taken to hospital where he remained in a critical condition but later died from his injuries.

They were called just after 2pm to a hotel on Shepherd’s Bush Road.

The decking and seating area was destroyed by fire and a small part of the front of the building was also damaged. 

Seven people were out of the building before the Brigade arrived. 

There were no reports of any injuries, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

The wing-back was instrumental as they edged their Premier League opponents 1-nil to lift the trophy last month.

James admits rivalries have been put to one side with everyone fully focused on being successful at Euro 2020.

The Environment Agency and Surrey County Council are leading the partnership which will reduce the flood risk for 11,000 homes.

This phase will unlock £60 million of the scheme’s £501 million funding so planning work can begin.   

Two new flood relief channels will be constructed at Runnymede and Spelthorne.

There will also be capacity increases at Sunbury, Molesey and Teddington weirs.

Police were called to Kingston Road on Thursday last week at 5:30pm after a group of 16 year olds were approached by 10-12 men.

Then men approached the group asking if they wanted to buy drugs.

When the teens refused, the men became aggressive, hitting some members of the group and following them as they tried to get away.

Anyone who has any information or witnessed the incident is urged to contact police on 101.

The government has approved a business case for the work, after floods in 2014 flooded around 1,000 homes in Surrey.

Areas such as Kingston, Egham and Chertsey are to benefit from two new flood channels.

Runnymede and Weybridge MP, Dr Ben Spencer, says “we must keep the momentum going” and says he’ll work with the government and residents.

Shortly before 6pm yesterday police were called to Wraysbury Road, near the Lammas Recreation Ground.

The blue Chrysler failed to stop, and shortly afterwards, an abandoned vehicle was found near Staines Moor, which is believed to be connected.

A 41-year-old man from Bracknell has been arrested, and police are appealing for information.

As part of the development, a new community centre has opened its doors, which had host up to 300 people.

One resident, had been waiting for a better home for 14 years, and says “on the outside it looks like an apartment, but it is a home! My home!”.

The council says they will aim to deliver more affordable homes in the future.

Boris Johnson and the US President will sit down for talks ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall.

They'll discuss climate change, security and the coronavirus pandemic - as well as the relationship between the two nations.

Trade minister and Chelsea and Fulham MP Greg Hands says transatlantic travel will also be on the agenda.

Daniella Mbachu was found guilty of failing to apply for a House in Multiple Occupation licence.

She also failed to install a fire alarm, fire blanket, CO2 extinguisher or fire escape at her property in Hill Road.

Merton Council, which took her to court, says it won’t hesitate to “go after” landlords who break the rules or cut corners.  

Over 100,000 people in the borough have had their first jab, and nearly 70,000 have had their second.

Gareth Roberts says “The vaccine is our way out of the pandemic. I believe it is our public duty to have the vaccine.”

Anyone over the age of 25 can now book a vaccination online or by calling 119.

Ms Everard was abducted in Clapham in March, and her body was found in Kent more than a week later.

Wayne Couzens pleaded guilty to kidnap and sexual attack, but wasn’t asked to enter a plea for murder.

The woman in her 30s was arrested at the same time as Couzens, on suspicion of assisting an offender, but has now been released.

Sofia Sheakh says the LTNs installed during lockdown don’t take into account those with limited mobility, like herself.

The London-wide schemes see some roads closed off to all but essential traffic to help cut pollution and ease social distancing.  

But 47 year old Sofia claims they actually increase pollution in some areas.

We have contacted Lambeth Council for comment.

The Kingston born footballer’s Manchester United teammate remains a doubt for the European Championship group stages as he recovers from damaged ankle ligaments.

Shaw says they're all hoping Maguire be available sooner than later.

Two Canada Geese and two baby swans were killed last month, it’s believed using a catapult.

Sutton Council says they’re working with the Met Police, London Wildlife Protection, and the Friends of Beddington Park to investigate.

Anyone who has any information is asked to the contact the Met Police’s Wildlife Crime Unit.

Police were called to Morrisons in Woking on Thursday after a man was seen beating his dogs.

When members of the public intervened, the man started shouting and swearing at them. 

He was sentenced Staines Magistrates Court and his dogs have been confiscated from him.

Women taking part will be able to discuss anywhere they feel vulnerable, what worries they have, and what can be done.

Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick spoke to the Women’s Institute about it.

She says they’re “really eager to learn from the public”.

That’s what the State of the City report is saying, which gives the carriageways a score of 47%, compared to the 90% target.

However, the local roads are given 96.2%, comfortably exceeding the 85% target.

It also says that aside from the City of London, the borough’s roads are deteriorating the fastest.

We’ve contacted Wandsworth Council for comment.

The Competition and Markets Authority says companies should have issued them and opened an investigation across the sector in December.

Both companies provided the option to rebook, with BA also offering vouchers.

Sophie Buckley and Freyja Crisp have produced “Stray – A Lockdown Story” as one of their final university projects.

It’s based on the story of “Potter” who used to visit them at the campus gardens.

The students hope the film will raise awareness about the importance of rescuing pets and adoption.

Repair works are going to be taking place at Richmond Lending Library after it was damaged by a bomb during World War II.

The incendiary device caused a fire in the roof, which at the time was simply boarded over, but the damage has gradually worsened.

A pop-up library will open while the main library is closed.

Former Spelthorne Green Party leader Jan Doerfel says that the commercial interest of building on the protected land is motivating it.

He says that he’s put forward arguments at council meetings, but they were shot down.

Everyone aged 11 and over who lives or works in Kingston is being encouraged to take a PCR test, whether or not they're showing symptoms.

Those infected have been told to self-isolate - and their contacts have been identified.

Kingston’s Director of Public Health, Iona Lidington, is encouraging everyone to continue following the guidelines.

The Competition and Markets Authority is concerned BA and Ryanair may have broken laws by not offering cashback for cancelled flights.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps says airlines have a duty to passengers.

Planning Resource Magazine says Magna Square will benefit the community with housing, retail and leisure facilities.

It’s due to be finished next year, and will provide 34 affordable flats, and 67 for private sale or rent.

The Planning Awards 2021 are being held today and tomorrow.

The Competition and Markets Authority says companies should have issued them and opened an investigation across the sector in December.

Both companies provided the option to rebook, with BA also offering vouchers.

Everyone aged 11 and over who lives or works in the area is being encouraged to take a PCR test, whether or not they're showing symptoms.

Those infected have been told to self-isolate - and their contacts have been identified.

The government wants residents to avoid meeting others indoors, and resist non-essential travel.

Richmond’s Director of Public Health is reassuring residents that Covid cases are under control in the borough.

Shannon Katiyo has been looking at the impact the new Delta variant, first detected in India, is having on the town.

There have been more than 3,400 cases of this variant confirmed nationwide since May the 12th.

But Mr Katiyo has told the Talk Richmond Podcast that what’s happening at the moment, is not abnormal. 

Timothy Brown is attached to the Central West BCU, which covers Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Kensington and Chelsea.

It was also proven that he made a discriminatory remark towards a transgender woman, and referred to a member of the public in a sexual manner.

The panel found that his actions only amounted to misconduct, not the gross misconduct needed for him to be sacked.

Monsignor Vladimir Felzmann is hoping to raise £500,000 by completing 52 laps of The Sir Mo Farah Athletics track, 83 times.

52 is the number of years he has been a Priest while the 83 is in recognition of his age.

He’ll run a total of 1,066 miles.

Staff at the workshop called the RSPCA when they found the Milk Snake last Tuesday.

It’s believed that it’s an escaped pet, as it’s healthy, and they’re very good at escaping.

Anyone who keeps snakes as pets is advised to invest in a suitable enclosure and a good lock, as well as to microchip it.

James Slater had operated under a number of names, and had 100 complaints against him all over the South East.

The judge referred to him as a “sophisticated con-man” who would either start work then say more was needed, or just take money and leave.

He’s been sentenced to nine months in prison.

Extreme GB in Daventry has been fined £10,000 with £15,000 costs for selling knives to a child.

The three-year clampdown has seen just under £180,000 in fines levelled against online retailers.

In one case, Bright Associates from Croydon sold a six-piece set to a 13-year-old, who had entered his true date of birth during the purchase.

Police have only just released details of the incident on the afternoon of May the 28th.

The boy was walking in the underpass by the Sunbury Cross roundabout when he was forced to hand over his mobile phone. 

The suspect is described as 16 to18 years old, of mixed race and was wearing a balaclava-style mask with his eyes and mouth showing.

There’s been a week on week increase in reported cases from 35 to 55.

The rate per 100,000 for the week ending June the 1st was 39.7, which was above the London wide figure of 36.5.

The council says people should only be leaving home where necessary and remember the basics like hand-washing. 

The Brigade was called at 15:41 to a blaze at a house on Midmoor Road.

Half of the first floor was damaged and one man left the property before the Brigade arrived. 

He was treated at the scene and taken to hospital suffering smoke inhalation.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The bronze was due to be revealed to the public last year, but Covid forced the event to be cancelled. 

Emily Davison died after falling in front of the King’s horse at the 1913 Epsom Derby while campaigning for women to get the vote. 

Actress Kate Willoughby created a play based on Emily which she took to Parliament in 2014; she explains why today is so important.  

Ms Davison died after falling in front of the King’s horse at the 1913 Epsom Derby while campaigning for women to get the vote. 

Anna Champness is the co-head girl at Rosebery School in Epsom.

She is pushing for the history of the Suffragettes to be included more in the teaching curriculum nationwide. 

Ms Davison died at Old Cottage Hospital four days after falling in front of the King’s horse at the 1913 Epsom Derby. 

Epsom MP Chris Grayling says her story is a vital piece of the town’s history that should be marked. 

The Specialist Emergency Care Hospital will be built next to the Royal Marsden.

It’s one of 40 being built up and down the country by 2030, as part of the Government’s £3.7 billion hospital building programme.

The first online event is taking place on Thursday between 6 and 7.30pm and you can register via esthplanning.co.uk

Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust will be developing the plans over the next few months before sharing how they have developed following feedback from the community later in the summer. 

This follows a period of public engagement and public consultation run by the Improving Healthcare Together programme, which concluded in July 2020.

The former Grand Slam semi-finalist will not be fit in time to feature at the All-England club after having knee surgery.

Edmund has been out of action since October last year and a date for his return is yet to be announced.

The 33 year-old went missing as she walked home in Clapham in March - before her body was found in Kent a week later.

The Old Bailey's heard PC Wayne Couzens also accepts responsibility for her killing, but he wasn't asked to enter a plea on a charge of murder.

Reporter Mark White's following the case.

A bronze statue of Suffragette Emily Davison will be unveiled at 11 o’clock.

Ms Davison died at Old Cottage Hospital four days after falling in front of the King’s horse at the 1913 Epsom Derby. 

Christine Charlesworth is the statue’s creator. 

Ms Davison died after she fell in front of the King’s horse at the 1913 Derby, now often referred to as the “Suffragette Derby.”

Sarah Dewing is the founder and chair or the Emily Davison Project.

She says the statue is a way to try and dispel the myth she killed herself for the cause.  

46-year-old Danny Kruger says he lost control of his 11-month-old Jack Russell, named Pebble, in March.

The defence says Mr Kruger was distracted by his seven-year-old son, who was tired after a two-hour walk.

Kruger has been fined just over £700.

 Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer will see his parliamentary boundaries substantially redrawn under the proposed new electoral map of England.

But the seats of Boris Johnson and Chancellor, Rishi Sunak will remain largely unchanged.

The Boundary Commission for England’s published its initial proposals to redraw constituencies to make sure they’re more equally balanced in terms of voter numbers.

Chris Grayling’s Epsom and Ewell constituency is to be expanded to cover Leatherhead.

However, the former Transport Secretary would no longer have control over the area between Nork and Burgh Heath.

Leader of the Lib Dems, Sir Ed Davey, is set to lose control of Old Malden and Motspur Park, which would go to Tory-held Wimbledon.

The current Runnymede and Weybridge Constituency will become Weybridge and Chertsey, with Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab’s seat, Esher and Walton, having pieces taken away to make room.

It’ll allow tour boat operators to pick up and drop off customers.

The council hopes it’ll attract more visitors to Staines.

The wheels will be larger, will have a lower maximum speed, and people must take an online course first.

It’ll be trialled in Hammersmith and Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea, and Richmond.

It’ll be priced at between £3.25 and £3.40 for a 15 minute ride.

Crews were called in the early hours of Saturday to Ranelagh Gardens.

The residents were asleep at the time, and were woken up by smoke alarms.

One man was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation.

He's among top airline bosses - including United and Virgin - calling for transatlantic journeys to resume.

It's claimed businesses in Britain are losing 23-million pounds every day that links remain closed.

BA chairman Sean Doyle says there's an "opportunity" to be had when the Prime Minister and US president meet.

Yesterday, the mudguard got caught in the spokes and he went over the handles , according to police.

His injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

A tweet theorising that a car caused the accident gained some popularity, however, the driver had stopped to help him and wasn’t responsible.

At the end of May, police in the area were targeting people carrying weapons and drugs on the transport system.

As well as the knife, three were processed for drug possession, and 22 for fare evasion.

The squad says they hope it will be the first of a number of operations.

America's currently on Britain's amber list, meaning travellers must self-isolate for 10 days.

Bosses from British Airways and Virgin Atlantic were among senior airline figures who've been meeting to discuss the corridor re-opening.

Heathrow's John Holland-Kaye says it's "critical" we establish trade between the two countries.

Investigations are continuing into the blaze in Runnymede Road on Saturday night. 

Part of the ground floor of the semi-detached house was damaged by the fire. 

The fire has been recorded as accidental but officers say investigations are ongoing. 

Police say the suspects gained access to the property in Kingston Road through the fence gate and kitchen door.

The house was searched in the early hours of Saturday but nothing is believed to have been taken and the owners weren’t in.

The suspects left the scene in a dark-coloured 4x4 vehicle.

She scored 16 goals in 20 appearances last season, and is their all-time leading scorer.

Manchester City striker Lauren Hemp has been named the PFA Women's Young Player of the Year for the third time.

Hemp says the nature of the award means a lot.

Operators Dott, Lime and TIER have been appointed to host the trials due to their ability to meet strict safety requirements.

Their scooters will be the only legal e-scooters on Richmond’s roads. 

It remains illegal for privately-owned e-scooters to be used on roads, pavements, in parks and town centres. 

The Swiss player says he doesn't want to push himself "too quickly" following two knee operations.

He was on court for over three and a half hours at Roland Garros yesterday as he progressed to the fourth round of the competition.

Federer says he’s “thrilled” to have played three matches in the French Open, but he’s also cited Wimbledon as his main target.

Emergency crews were called at around 8.20 this morning to a three-vehicle crash.

The collision caused queues as far away as Brentford, as the rush hour queues due to Hammersmith Bridge being closed were added to.

The person’s injuries are unknown, and police say he was hospitalised as a precaution.

Its rate is 70 per 100,000, with 105 cases in the past week.

In January, during a high point for infections county-wide, the area was seeing over 1,000 cases a week.

Epsom and Ewell has also been declared an area of concern, although its case rate is lower, at 45 per 100,000.

The Italian marble statues in York House Gardens have been restored after years spent exposed to the elements.

Richmond Council says it used the recent lockdown as an opportunity to carry out the repairs.  

The ‘Naked Ladies’ statues were first acquired in 1909 and sit in the riverside gardens.

They're yet to win a match, and were beaten by Wandsworth by 18 runs this weekend.

Surrey Warriors A have 67 points and Wandsworth have 66 points, so are neck and neck at the top.

Sulaiman Khan scored 130 runs for Bec Old Boys, despite his team losing to Surrey Warriors by 28 runs.

An adult man is also in hospital, and both are in a serious but stable condition.

Last month, four children were hospitalised after suffering violent reactions in Epsom, as was the case in March in Sutton.

Surrey Police are urging children not to be tempted to try them, as they’re causing substantial harm.

Construction work has started at two sites in the north of the borough.

The Council has appointed Willmott Dixon to complete the schemes.

They were designed following public consultations and are expected to be ready for residents in late 2022 or early 2023.

It comes as it’s the 22nd year that the force has policed all aspects of the prestigious racing event.

This year it was run at a reduced capacity of 4000 attendees attending on each day. 

Surrey police worked alongside its colleagues at South East Coast Ambulance, St John Ambulance, Surrey Fire and Rescue and Epsom and Ewell Council ensuring people enjoyed the event safely.

Police are appealing for witness after the man was attacked at the junction of Acres Gardens and Marbles Way around 6.55pm last night.

He was confronted by two men who punched him to the ground and kicked him several times to the head.

The victim lost several teeth, suffered cuts to his head and lost consciousness for several minutes. 

The two main suspects, both believed to be White, left the location in a red BMW, possibly in company with a third man.

Anyone with any information is urged to call police.

Since last May, more than 1,200 residents have registered to volunteer.

That includes an all-time monthly high of 255 registrations. 

The council is thanking volunteers who have cared for the most vulnerable all across the borough. 

The athlete, who grew up in Hounslow, was more than 20 seconds short and admitted he's been struggling with an ankle injury.

But Farah tells us he's still determined to reach the time and compete in Tokyo.

River Thames users are being reminded to lie on their back and float if they get into difficulty in the water. 

Tim James, a volunteer at Teddington lifeboat station, says

the hot weather can make people less cautious around the water. 

Officers were patrolling the area when the youngsters made off from them.

After a short foot chase they were detained and the large weapon was found.

Both youths were arrested and the investigation is ongoing.

They will be hosted on Zoom during Refugee Week and be led by experts from organisations such as the British Red Cross.

The workshops, starting on the 14th, will cover a range of topics including employment, health and rights.

The Refugees at Home programme will also aim to connect residents with spare rooms with refugees and asylum seekers.