The airport says service will be significantly improved over the next few days.

 The Dons are three points off the top of the table.

Hampton and Richmond Borough drew 1-all at Tonbridge in the National League South.

In FA Cup qualification games Kingstonian drew 2-all at Oxhey Jets.

Corinthian Casuals also drew 1-all in their match at Worthing.

Met Police beat Lewes 2-1 while Carshalton triumphed 3-nil at Kennington.

That was after the visitors, Oxford United had taken an early lead.

In League Two the game between Sutton United and Colchester had to be postponed after an outbreak of Covid-19 among the Sutton Squad.  

78 year old Edward Baller disappeared after leaving his flat at around midday to visit another apartment he was letting in Wincott Street in Kennington. 

Police say his family are deeply worried.

Edward was last seen wearing dark coloured trousers, a denim jacket and carrying a denim bag. He is described as white, of average height and build with grey hair.

Passengers complained of being stuck in queues for hours, trying to get through immigration.

One said they saw children screaming and men fainting.

Officials say customers should expect things to take a little longer, to allow Covid documents to be checked.

 The include restrictions imposed on 23 school streets to protect pupils from traffic at busy times.

A recent consultation showed strong support for the school streets initiative.

But the council has also decided to retain a number of other streetspace projects, including on Hartington Road, which were opposed more strongly.  

The Environment agency says money will b spent on the roof structure and the pumping system. 

There’ll also be new fish-passes at Sunbury weir and Chertsey weir to help fish move up and down the river. 

As part of the biggest programme of spending in a decade The Environment agency is also promising to remove sunken, stranded or abandoned vessels which are currently causing obstruction.

 Bosses have apologised for the inconvenience in Hook Road in the Hook part of Chessington.

They say “the safety of our customers is of paramount, therefore, it will be necessary for the service to close temporarily.”

 It costs Barnfield Riding for the Disabled around £25,000 a year just to stay afloat.

Owner Patsyann Rose says today is a chance for visitors to see how the stables helps the community.

 That's despite advisers recommending against it.

The JCVI found the benefit to children's health of inoculating them is only 'marginal'.

Shadow business minister- and MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra thinks it should be debated in the Commons.

 The redesign follows on from a public consultation where 90% of respondents said they were regular visitors.

The refurbishment brings Wandsworth council's investment in children's play areas to £1 million over the last three years.

Work is due to begin on Monday.

One of the UK's largest suppliers of flu jabs said there could be a two-week delay in getting them to some GP surgeries in England and Wales.

It's because of issues relating to a shortage of HGV drivers.

Labour's MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra says this isn't the only supply problem.

 Hounslow, which is finalising plans to offer up housing, has one of the largest Afghan populations in the country.

There are around 4,400 residents which is second only to Ealing - which has the largest Afghan population in London with 6,000 residents.

Labour MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra, says the feeling in Hounslow at the moment is  understandably anxious.

 It was her first Grand Slam back after withdrawing from the French Open and Wimbledon due to mental health issues.

Meanwhile, British teenager Emma Raducanu aims to continue her impressive debut at the US Open tennis later.

The world number 150 faces Spain's Sara Sorribes Tormo in the third round at Flushing Meadows.

Raducanu reached the second week of Wimbledon earlier this year.

She says that experience is helping her not to get carried away.

 Boarders are trying to raise £10,000 for London’s Air Ambulance by paddling from Old Windsor to Kingston.

SUP4 is organising the 12 hr event which began at 7am.

Supporters are being encouraged  to gather at Kingston Riverside at 7pm to welcome participants at the end of their challenge.

It’s just one of five authorities in London to be accredited with the  Domestic Abuse Housing Alliance Chartermark. 

 Around one in four women and one in six men will suffer domestic abuse at some time in their lives.   

 The accreditation aims to transform the housing sector’s response to domestic abuse by assessing individual housing providers.

It’s after TfL announced that the first major expansion of the London Underground this century will open in the coming weeks.

Trains on the Northern Line will serve Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station after 5 years’ of construction.

However, some have taken to social media to question the name “Battersea Power Station Station.” 

It’s after the 36 year old denied assaulting his girlfriend at a house in Streatham in June. 

The music artist, whose real name is Dylan Kwabena Mills, was charged with assault by beating and is currently on bail. 

The Government has already announced that it is to provide housing UK-wide for 20,000 people fleeing the Taliban.

Richmond says private housing is better suited because of the need to balance an established housing demand in the borough.  

Council leader, Gareth Roberts, says the priority is to get refugees out of temporary accommodation like hotels. 

It happened on Tuesday afternoon at around 4.30.

He’s described as a white man in his mid to late 30s, with short dark hair, wearing a grey sports top and black running shorts.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Epsom and Ewell Police.

‘Let’s Scrap Fly-tipping’ aims to educate residents and businesses on how they can help keep the borough’s streets clean and tidy. 

the Council aims to target hotspots and post CCTV footage of fly-tippers caught on camera on its website.

The campaign follows the launch of a dedicated fly tipping enforcement team, who has issued over 200 Fixed Penalty Notices. 

The stations are step free, Zone 1, and will be on the Charing Cross branch.

There will be an initial peak service of six trains per hour, increasing to 12 by the middle of next year.

Simon Murphy, head of the Battersea Power Station Development Company, says it’s a “gamechanger” for the area.

Britain's announced a 30 million pound aid package to help refugees.

But speaking after talks in neighbouring Pakistan, Dominic Raab says Afghanistan's new leaders need to create a stable environment, if they want our help.

The budget has dropped from £511 to £400m.

It’s due to replace the A&E, maternity, and other units at Epsom and St Helier.

There are calls for a new consultation on the development, due to a reduction in the number of beds, and concerns the design is now unaffordable.

We’ve contacted the Department for Health and Social Care for comment.

The charity is looking for “inspiring art and great images of Surrey’s nature that tell a story”. 

A top prize of £500 is up for grabs with a deadline of March the 1st for entries. 

Those longlisted will go on display at The Lightbox Gallery in Woking in May. 

The animal was destined for a home in West Yorkshire and had been shipped from Australia.

Gabapentin is used to treat seizures in humans, and while some vets in the US prescribe it, it’s not properly approved.

Fordbridge firefighters will walk more than five miles and then climb 110 floors of Ascot House whilst wearing full fire kit.

The Tunnels to Towers challenge will replicate the journey of firefighter Stephen Gerard Siller who died in the atrocity. 

Stephen was a part of Brooklyn’s Squad 1, who despite having finished his shift, carried 60lbs of gear through the Brooklyn Tunnel.

They’re not allowed to stop or sit in areas including Station Parade, and must remove their personal belongings from the telephone box there.

The Police say they encouraged the person to engage with support services and charities for a number of months, but the person didn’t.

They must leave the area by 10am on Monday, and can’t properly return for three years.

22-year old’s Joseph Barker, from Uxbridge and Ben Myles from Southall are charged with murder and possession of an offensive weapon.

Two other men were also arrested on suspicion of murder.

One has been released with no further action, but the other has been bailed to a date in mid-September.

Enquiries are still continuing.

They allow customers to see a range of trending products and have consultations with staff.

It’s as the chain attempts to get the most out of its physical stores, as more and more shopping moves online.

Boots already has around 60 beauty halls, but are restricted to its flagship stores, something it’s looking to change.

Hammersmith and Fulham Council says it has identified four suitable private rented properties.

Bosses expect the cost to be covered by government as the refugees would be housed under the national resettlement scheme.

The council says it’s also preparing to offer physical and mental wellbeing services, including post-traumatic stress support.

Unless a family member can be found in the next few months, Patricia Lambert will be given a ‘paupers’ funeral by the state.

The 86-year-old, who passed away in Paphos, had links to Addlestone. 

She used to work at a company called Peabody Foods, which no longer exists.

It’s the final leg of the fire services tour with London Fire Brigades Red Watch going head-to-head with Grenfell Athletic.

Many of the firefighters taking part were working on the night of the Grenfell Tower Fire.

The game at Corinthians-Casuals will include survivors and bereaved.

Entry is free with 100% of donations being shared between The Firefighters Charity, Grenfell Athletic and Sepsis Research FEAT.

The near 40-year-old amenity was closed in 2019 after its roof was found to be in urgent need of costly repair.

Sport England had objected to the move as there are no firm plans to replace the current swimming pool with another one. 

The council is proposing redeveloping the site to include a new leisure centre and housing.

He's in Qatar for talks to secure safe passage out of the country for people who want to leave.

Dominic Raab has again said the UK won't recognise the Taliban's power, the group's expected to announce a government imminently.

But he insists it's important we continue to speak with them.

Council leader Stephen Cowan says they offer a “warm welcome” and “we look forward to helping them to rebuild their lives”.

Four private rented properties have been found in the borough for refugee families.

The Labour council says they expect the cost for this to be covered by the government as they would be housed under the national scheme.

The country's been struggling since the fall of the previous administration - with banks closed and food prices rocketing.

The UK's foreign secretary and MP for Esher and Walton says Britain will have "direct engagement" with the militant group - despite not recognising them as a government.

Dominic Raab's in Qatar to hold talks on getting Kabul Airport back open for people who want to leave Afghanistan.

 Kevin Hurley was the lead for policing in Afghanistan during his time there in the past year.

He says the Taliban should not be viewed as medieval militants who aren’t connected to the modern world.  

The group were accused of targeting about £750,000 worth of high-value vehicles between January and July.

Connor Murray and Perry Ogle from Brentford along with two others from Surrey pleaded guilty to conspiracy to steal the cars.

Four other men appeared at Kingston Crown Court have been charged over the plot. 

Dominic Raab's in Doha having talks with Qatar's government - with the focus on securing safe passage for people who want to leave.

Reports suggest Kabul's airport could open within days.

Mr Raab says the UK will continue to talk to militants who are now in control in Afghanistan.

The money is being distributed through Merton Connected, which supports charitable and voluntary organisations in the borough.  

The Council’s donation comes in the wake of the launch of the Government’s Afghanistan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme. 

The initiative aims to welcome up to 20,000 refugees with 5,000 of the most vulnerable prioritised to arrive over the next 12 months.     

Dominic Raab flew to the region last night - within hours of facing tough questions about the crisis from a committee of MPs.

During the hearing the Esher and Walton MP admitted it would be tough to get Afghanistan's neighbours to work together.

He also said he doesn't know exactly how many people who are entitled to come to the UK are still in Afghanistan, and intelligence indicated the Taliban was unlikely to take full control this year.

Extra seating and large floral planters have been set up in Thames Street, Lower Fife Road and outside Kingston station. 

But some visitors have taken issue with the set-up in Thames Street, as disabled parking bays appear to have been built on.  

The council says Blue Badge holders will still be able to access the existing 4 parking bays in nearby Bishops Hall instead. 

The authority has also converted two pay and display parking bays in Fife Road to blue badge parking. 

This “social spaces” scheme is “an experiment” that could be in place for up to 18 months. 

Steve Reed is the Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. 

He’s tweeted “after all the Government’s warm words they are abandoning Afghan refugees with no support - this can’t go on.” 

He was commenting after the leader of Greenwich, Dan Thorpe, said he has written to the government. 

He’s asked Robert Jenrick for more “urgent help” after refugees were placed in the borough.

41 year old Helen Anderson from North London was discovered on the 23^rd of August. 

52 year old Dane Messam from Hackney will appear in court again for a bail hearing in just over two weeks. 

A 51-year-old man, also from Hackney, who was earlier arrested in connection with the investigation was released on bail.

A huge evacuation effort ended this week - with the final withdrawal of American troops.

The MP for Esher and Walton Dominic Raab has told MPs there was no appetite for allies to stay in the country, without the US.

He's also been defending how well prepared the UK was - insisting calls were made.

He's travelling to Afghanistan's neighbouring countries later.

Players clashed in reaction to Reece James being sent off and didn't "act in an orderly fashion" during the 1-all draw at Anfield.

The Football Association has given Chelsea until Friday to respond to the charges.

The TV presenter’s Range Rover was among around £750,000 worth of high-value vehicles targeted. 

The four all pleaded guilty to  conspiracy to steal between January the 1^st  and July the 9^th this year. 

Police were called to Mr Donnelly's home in Chiswick in April but the alleged thieves had gone before they arrived.

Two men, aged 22, were detained earlier and are being questioned.

22-year-old Kai Davis (pictured) was stabbed to death in Clarence Street in the early hours of August the 21^st.

 He was taken to hospital by the London Ambulance Service, where he was later pronounced dead.

American troops withdrew earlier this week, marking a formal end to evacuation efforts.

Though UK officials are engaging with the Taliban to ensure safe passage.

Dominic Raab's told MPs the intelligence was wrong about how quickly the militant group could regain control, but he insists the UK was bound by others.

Throughout July and early August, during the “pingdemic”, many drivers were asked to self-isolate.

That was made worse by a national shortage in drivers, meaning the council prioritised waste collections.

Residents with a garden waste bin have been contacted with more details.

 Marin Angelov was visited seven times by various officials, each time being warned he would need to close.

He was eventually handed a coronavirus fine, which he didn’t pay, then issued a prohibition notice, which he ignored.

Runnymede Council Leader Nick Prescot says “it must have been particularly frustrating for other car washes to see him breaking the rules”.

Angelov is now operating his business legally, although now has a criminal record.

Oliver Lam-Watson was part of the wheelchair fencing team that won silver and bronze over the weekend 

He suffers from Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome which meant he either lived with a non-load bearing left leg or face amputation.

28-year-old Oliver decided keep his leg and started training for wheel-chair fencing.

 The MP for Esher and Walton has described negotiations with Afghanistan and other neighbouring countries 

He has been outlining details of meetings that have taken place.

It’s named after Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, the schoolgirl from Fulham, who died after suffering an allergic reaction to a baguette. 

The 15 year old had bought the Pret a Manger sandwich before boarding a flight at Heathrow in 2016.

It did not have any allergen advice on its wrapper because, as it was made on the premises, it was not required by law.

Natasha was severely allergic to sesame and became unwell on the flight before passing away at a hospital in France. 

Natasha's law will require all food businesses to include full ingredients labelling on pre-packaged food from October the 1st.

The research, commissioned by GS1 UK, has also revealed Only 39%of employers are training staff on types of allergens.

His shadow cabinet counterpart Lisa Nandy says the MP for Esher and Walton has serious questions to answer.

The Co-op wants to reduce cold air from its fridges being lost into the aisles. 

The technology, developed by motor racing engineer Wirth Research, is expected to lead to significant reductions in CO2 emissions. 

EcoBlade shelf-edge strips act as invisible air curtains, keeping warm air out and cool air in.

Syed Taalay Ahmed worked for MTA International Television, based at the Baitul Futuh mosque in Morden, and was highlighting their charity works.

His car was ambushed by robbers, who shot at the vehicle.

Two suspects were killed by the police, with four more people arrested.

Among the questions he’s likely to be asked are what’s being done to get the remaining UK citizens and Afghani allies out of the country.

Labour have suggested that there could be 7,000 Afghans with a claim for resettlement, something he’s likely to be asked about.

There are also concerns about ISIS-K, a new terrorist group, and how the UK will engage with the Taliban.

The Esher and Walton MP has been criticised by some for his response, admitting “in hindsight” he should have returned from his holiday in Crete sooner. 

Oliver Lam-Watson is part of the wheelchair fencing team that won big in Tokyo at the weekend. 

The 28 year old suffers from Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome which doesn’t allow him to straighten or bare weight on his left leg. 

After only two years fencing, Oliver says the games have been a dream come true.

It says falling birth rates in the borough and the impact of Covid and Brexit means the existing schools will be able to cope. 

The DfE has, however, given the go-ahead for a new free school for children on the Autism spectrum. 

Known as ‘Sutton Free School 2’, it will eventually provide 56 places. 

Inspectors highlighted "significant delays" in forensically examining electronic devices.

They also found some officers didn't immediately tell social services a child was living in the same house as a suspect, because they didn't want to "jeopardise the investigation".

One male was wanted on suspicion of rape, for whom detectives, the marine unit, and the dog unit were need to apprehend him.

Police also spoke to hotels to help them spot the signs of exploitation.

They also promoted the Ask for Angela initiative, which promotes the code word people can use to ask for help at bars and pubs.

29 year old Thomas Cramer, will spend 10 months behind bars and sentenced and is subject to a five year Criminal Behaviour Order.

He pleaded guilty to harassment, racially aggravated harassment, possession of cannabis and driving without a license or insurance. 

The 10-month sentence consists of five months served and five months on license.

Cramer was first arrested in May after police received reports of a man taking pictures of female students at Royal Holloway.

He uploaded the pictures to Instagram with derogatory comments. 

When users would comment on his posts challenging him, he would reply with threats of violence and, in some cases, racist comments.

The event, due to be held on the 26th, showcases the area’s rich musical talent. 

A crowd-funder has been set up to help cover the costs of the free gigs. 

This festival goer explains why it’s an important piece of Twickenham music culture.

The council is proposing redeveloping the historic building into a boutique hotel. 

But an online petition launched by campaign group Save Royal Kingston to keep it as it is was signed by over 1,600 people.

An Asset of Community Value is land or property of importance to a community which is subject to additional protection from development.

The Champions League holders will be able to make that many when they start the defence of the trophy next month.

But they can only use three domestically - and Tuchel feels that's stopping the development of players like Ben Chilwell.

Part of the ground floor of the property in Ballantine Street was damaged and the basement flooded after a watermain burst.

No one was sleeping in the accommodation above the pub at the time of the fire in the early hours of yesterday.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of murder.

Police were called around 40 minutes past midnight on the 18th of August to Staines Road, where Mehmood Shamshi was found seriously injured.

Anyone who was in the area at the time is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

On Wednesday, police were called to reports of two people trying to break into a property.

Both were stopped, and one was found in possession of a hammer, and wanted for failing to appear in court.

He’s been bailed from court and due to appear next month.

It marks the end of a 20-year war which saw more than 2-thousand 400 Americans die, as well as tens of thousands of Afghans.

The Foreign Secretary and Esher and Walton MP Dominic Raab says it's important we focus on the gains made, thanks to the sacrifices of so many.

Police stopped the pair on Wednesday, and found one had a knife, and both were carrying drugs.

One has been charged with intent to supply class A drugs and possession of Class B.

The other has been referred to the Youth Offending Team in relation to cannabis possession.

Police were called on Thursday just after 7am where a man was suffering an apparent medical episode.

He was pronounced dead at the scene.

The two men have been released on bail, and investigations are continuing.

Police were called at around 5am yesterday to the Two Rivers area of Staines, to reports of a suspicious red van.

The 33-year-old and 25-year-old are both from London.

It’s believed they stole from businesses on Church Street in Staines.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Runnymede Police.

Patricia Lambert, nee West, was born on February 26th 1934, according to the Cyprus Mail.

There are two people with that name born that day, one in Marylebone, and another in Croydon.

It’s also believed that in 1983 she retired from a company called Peabody Foods of Hamm in Addlestone, on Hamm Moor Lane.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Ken Corlett at the Isle of Man Police.

Paul Scully says Vicky Chappell inspired him to raise money for the Royal Marsden cancer hospital.

He’s also running for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust, saying “when I’m struggling for breath, I’ll be thinking of the children who have to do aerobic exercises to clear their lungs every single morning”.

You can find his fundraiser here.

The 7-acre farm has provided over 250 varieties of vegetables to over 500 recipients this year via its not-for-profit Vegbox Scheme.

It now wants to engage with adults and children with a bonanza of tours, harvesting activities, pick your own flowers and more.

Bushy House is home to over a century’s worth of cutting edge research and historic artefacts.

The former royal residence was a scientific base for codebreaker Alan Turing and is also the birthplace of the modern computer.

The descendant of the apple tree that inspired Sir Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity also sits alongside a wild-flower meadow.

PC David Bewick was on duty in late 2019 and sent an email with an attachment from his official account to 55 police colleagues.

He was placed on restricted duties afterwards.

Chief Inspector Matt Cox “it is especially shocking when Met systems are used” to share material that could be seen as discriminatory.

The ban was put in place in April 2019 and is due to end in March next year.

Since it was introduced, there have been no known breaches, but there have been some reports of vigils just outside the boundary near St Margaret’s station.

Council Leader Gareth Roberts says the ban has had a positive impact for users of the clinic and residents.

The structure will provide a link between Dukes Meadow, one of the largest open spaces in London, and the Thames pathway.

It means wheelchair and pushchair users will now be able to access Barnes Bridge Station from both sides of the meadow.

Putney High School used to say that sixth formers must be “sensibly dressed with no bare midriff, no bare shoulders, and no torn clothing”.

The Telegraph reports that the death of Sarah Everard in Clapham caused the change, with many pupils going to the vigil.

Headteacher Suzie Longstaff says it’s about the safety of women, and they should be able to wear what they want.

They were installed during the first lockdown after residents complained about an increase in public urination.

But their usage has dropped by 80% after cafes, bars and pubs reopened.

More long term options are being considered for Richmond Town Centre by the council. 

Police extended stop and search powers in the area overnight to tackle the issue.

The stop and search zone included Chelsea Embankment, Sloane Square, and Drayton Gardens.

That's according to The Observer.

Twickenham Lib Dem MP Munira Wilson says a constituent is stuck in Kabul, and they refused to take his details and advised he sign up for email alerts.

Tooting Labour MP Dr Rosena Allin-Khan says she’s been sending emails, and “to think they’ve been ignored is both heartbreaking and infuriating”.

The government says they’ve been “working tirelessly” and have deployed a 24/7 to triage incoming emails and calls.

Dane Messam, who's 52 and from Hackney, is appearing before local magistrates.

41-year-old Helen Anderson was found dead in undergrowth near the A3 last Monday.

Police have released photos of a decommissioned double decker bus believed to be linked to her death.

They beat Ottershaw by 10 wickets this weekend, after the club only managed to score 30 runs.

The umpire says the majority of Ottershaw arrived late, had three new players, and Ploughmans bowled well.

Balham and Tooting have only one game left, and have only won two of their 11 games so far.

It needs a 100 strong team to try composting rather than disposing of household waste in black bags. 

Each homeowner will be given a free compost kit consisting of a bin, digital scales, a kitchen caddy and a bag for life.

Weighing the amount of compost binned each week will give an indication of whether it’s worth rolling the pilot out borough wide. 

500 new trees are set to be planted across the borough this winter and at least half will be planted in locations chosen by you.

This includes 220 native species which have been carefully selected based on feedback from last year’s consultation.

Kingston’s annual tree planting programme will take place between November this year and March 2022.

A recent inspection of SEND services in the borough highlighted the “significant steps” already put in place by the council.

These include the training of education staff in mainstream schools.

But it acknowledged that a key area for future work is identifying the needs of young people transitioning into adulthood.

 Half of a room on the second floor of the building in Trinity Road was damaged by the blaze. 

One person escaped before firefighters arrived and the incident is being blamed on the unsafe disposal of smoking materials. 

London Fire Brigade says you should have smoke alarms in every room where a fire could start and they should be tested regularly

52 year old Dane Messam has been charged with murder and remains in custody.

41 year old Helen Anderson’s body was found close to the A3 on Monday by a member of the public.

Meanwhile another man in his 50’s has been released on bail. 

Fire crews from Battersea, Wandsworth and Fulham were called to Lombard road at 11.22pm last night.

Most of the hotel room and the second floor was damaged by the blaze.

The two people were taken by emergency services to hospital while people were evacuated from the building and nearby properties. 

The fire was under control just before 1.45am and an investigation has begun. 

The victim, who hasn’t been named, is still in hospital where his condition is described as stable. 

Officers are keen to hear from anyone who my have witnessed him being assaulted by two men at around 8,35pm. 

The loud boom was heard at around 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening by thousands of residents in Great Bookham, Effingham and Fetcham.

Theories have ranged from a controlled explosion to a sonic boom, but experts say they’re stumped.  

Inquisitive Milo took a tumble after investigating a hole in a cupboard connected to an eight-foot blocked chimney.

He re-appeared unscathed after some bricks were knocked out by fire fighters. 

The RSPCA has urged people to contact them first if an animal gets stuck but conceded firefighters are always best equipped to assist.

It’ll be held between 9am and 6pm at The Orchard Practice in Orchard Gardens. 

If you’d like to book you’ll find an email address on the Radio jackie Website.  

The email address for booking is [email protected]

 Councillor Diane White, who oversees Children’s Services and Education, wants youngsters to walk or cycle where possible.  

She says “not only does it increase exercise and fitness levels, it also benefits the environment” by reducing pollution. 

 Councillor White has also revealed that the highest Covid rates in the borough are among older secondary school aged children.