The management at Walton Casuals announced on Thursday that the hunt for a new owner, launched last month, has been unsuccessful. 

They say they are proud that the club will close with no liabilities or debt. 

Next year would have marked its 75th anniversary. 

Police were called to Stonny Croft at around 6.40pm following reports of a teenager carrying a knife.

He has since been detained under The Mental Health Act and remains in hospital.

No one was injured during the incident and anyone with information is being urged to contact police on 101.

The authority called on the Government in March to allow it to exit its partnership on ethical grounds following the war in Ukraine. 

A Government spokesman has confirmed other authorities will also be able to terminate similar contracts. 

Merton was able to cancel before the contract was set to start at the beginning of April without any legal implications. 

Mohammed Shah Subhani was discovered in woodland near Beaconsfield after his family reported him missing.

The men, aged 25 and 26, will appear at Westminster Magistrates Court today.

They are also facing counts of perverting the course of justice.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact the police on 101. 

Joe Lunn passed away on his 19th birthday last year from a rare form of cancer.

He was a member of Sutton Cricket Club, where tomorrow’s match is being played, since he was 7 years old. 

Joe’s dad Dave explains how you can be a part of the day. 

The game starts at midday at the club just off Gander Green Lane. 

The former world number one takes on Australian Nick Kyrios in the last four after a straight sets victory over top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas.

Murray has not won an ATP Tour title since 2019.

At the Nottingham Open, Britain’s Dan Evans plays in the semi-finals against American Jack Sock.

The council says it’s working to remove the caterpillars of the Oak Processionary Moth, which nest in oak tree trunks and branches.

Residents and visitors are being told to avoid contact with them and report sightings to the Forestry Commission’s Tree Alert Service.

The caterpillars are easily recognisable because of their long white hairs and the way they travel in nose-to-tail processions. 

Officers discovered the suspect had Stolen a Land Rover.

The two other suspects were also caught driving stolen vehicles including another Land Rover and a motorbike used in the theft.

Officers recovered all of these vehicles as well as a second car used by the suspects.

The former world number one got a straight-sets victory over top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece.

Murray will face Marton Fucsovics or Nick Kyrgios for a place in the final.

Its as the council looks to mark carers week with a better understating and awareness of caring. 

It comes as many people take on caring responsibilities alone and the council wants to make sure all carers are aware of the support and help available to them. 

They are looking to speak with Ramaz Mikadze in connection with six burglaries between July 2018 and October 2019.

Anyone with any information on his whereabouts is urged to contact police on 101.

Psychotherapists from the Roehampton Hospital will lead the team at the new base with the aim of making access to treatment easier. 

They say they have seen a “tsunami” of enquiries from people seeking help for depression, anxiety and eating disorders. 

In some cases, the rate of enquiry was 40% high last year than the year before. 

There have already been over 400 suggestions, but more are required to make sure there is plenty of coverage across the county.

The council has already secured funding for charge points in locations including Woking and Spelthorne.

Residents are able to have their say on an interactive map.

The infestations of caterpillars can cause eye and throat irritations in humans and cause oak trees to be stripped of their leaves.

They can be easily spotted by their long white hairs and the way they travel in nose-to-tail processions.

The council and GreenSpace 360 are in the process of removing the caterpillars of the Oak processionary moth which nest in oak trees.

An inquest last year heard the tram derailed after approaching a curve near Sandilands at 45mph when the speed limit was 12 mph in 2016.

Seven people died and more than 60 were injured. 

FirstGroup-owned Tram Operations Limited (TOL), TfL, and tram driver Alfred Dorris all face criminal charges.

They appeared at Croydon Magistrates’ this morning. 

The prosecutions are being brought by regulator the Office of Rail and Road.

TfL and TOL indicated they will plead guilty to health and safety failings.

Driver Alfred Dorris indicated a not guilty plea to an allegation of failing as an employee to take reasonable care of passengers.

More than 150,000 home-owners have chosen this as a way to free up cash over the last 2 years according to the Equity Release Council.  

Monica Bradley is the MD of mortgage advisors MB Associates in Cheam.

She says people shouldn’t be afraid of equity release, just because they are older.

The former world number one takes on Greek top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in Germany.

Firefighters tackled the fire which broke out around 4pm  and spread from the garage to two properties and a car.

The fire was under control at about 5.30pm but caused damage to a detached house, a semidetached bungalow and completely destroyed a car and a detached garage 

The cause is being investigated.

The event next Thursday is the UK’s largest air pollution awareness campaign.

This year’s theme is ‘Air pollution dirties every organ in your body. Take steps to improve your health this Clean Air Day.’  

Residents are being urged to leave their car at home for the day as part of the day’s activities.  

Wandsworth Council is seeking consent to carry out works at the indoor and outdoor site on the Triangle field.

These include the installation of all-weather sports pitches and floodlights. 

The public session of the inquiry, which is ongoing, will be held next Wednesday at 7pm at The Woodfield Pavilion in Abbotswood Road.

The charity is responsible for London’s eight royal parks, including Richmond and Bushy. 

 It will be running free sessions for bird watching novices this month and next. 

The initiative is part of the charity’s mission to encourage visitors to keep wildlife wild and observe animals in their natural habitat.

The BBC broadcaster, who's 66, will leave at the end of this year's tournament. 

She says she "will miss it terribly" but feels that "the time is right" to move on. 

Barker was the last British woman to win the French Open in 1976.

Munira Wilson believes the site could house the Park Road Surgery which urgently needs a new home or be used for affordable housing.

 She raised the issue in Parliament yesterday during a debate on the Levelling up and Regeneration Bill.

 Michael Gove, The Secretary of State for Levelling up agreed that Munira’s proposals made sense and would be considered.

Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, is celebrating one year in the role.

Over £4 million has been spent over the last 12 months on projects and services that help victims of abuse to cope and recover.

Ms Townsend says she’s proud of what’s been achieved so far. 

It comes as the community came together last Saturday to put the finishing touches to a new mural at the hub. 

The event was a warm-up to the National Bike week which started on Monday. 

The project was the result of a partnership between Hounslow Council, Sustrans, and Transport for London’s Healthy Streets Programme.

That’s according to the chief executive of Heathrow Airport John Holand Kaye.

Mr Holand Kayne said it would take time for the sector to ‘fully recover capacity’ and that measures would be needed to manage supply and demand. 

Earlier in the week Andrew Crawley, former chief operating officer of BA said the reasons for disruption were many. 

A guided walk has been organised by Earlsfield based history project Summerstown 182.

It will look at how nomadic people came to settle in the Wardley Street area and the riverside industries where they found work.

The walk is taking place on Saturday at 2pm in St Andrew’s Church Community Garden. 

Two Time Wimbledon Champion Andy Murray faces a big test as he steps up his preparations for this year’s championship build-up in the last-16 of the Stuttgart Open this afternoon.

The former world number one takes on the eccentric Kazakh seventh seed Alexander Bublik, who beat him at Indian Wells earlier this year.

The literature festival will feature the likes of broadcaster Melvyn Bragg  and “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” author, Heather Morris. 

20,000 people attended Wimbledon Bookfest annually before Covid when it was a 10 day long event.

This year’s festival is running until Wednesday. 

Sutton Business Sessions is a new free initiative offering one to one advice and money saving tips.

The council, which is running the Government funded scheme, says building vibrant high streets is a top priority.   

 The sessions are being held online throughout June and July. 

Members of the GMB union are threatening to walk out at two waste transfer stations in Wandsworth and Battersea, in a dispute over pay.

The sites are run by the firm Cory Environmental Ltd and collect domestic and commercial waste before it’s sent to landfill or recycled.

The union is warning that homeowners will see a knock-on effect if the dispute isn’t settled. 

Unmarked police cars and an unmarked HGV lorry from National Highways contributed to catching the law breakers in the act.

The campaign ran from the 30^th of May dealing with offences including driving with a mobile, not wearing a seatbelt and drug driving.

Officers completed 82 traffic offence reports, issued four fixed penalty notices and summonsed ten drivers to court.

Officers were called to Terminal 3 on Monday afternoon. 

A 24-year-old man was arrested and cautioned for common assault.

The Barbados-bound British Airways flight was delayed by nearly two hours.

The 24-year-old air stewardess was uninjured, the Met Police added.

The 96 year old from Richmond has once again been honoured for services to television broadcasting and conservation.

Sir David, first knighted by the Queen in 1985, is now Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael And St George.

This is a higher accolade and a nod to his documentaries about the natural world and his campaigning to save it.

He received the award from Prince Charles at Windsor Castle earlier.

The aim of the ceremony is to highlight the work they do in the community. 

Residents can nominate volunteers in four categories including the Young Volunteer Award for those aged between 16 and 25.

The closing date for nominations is Friday, July the 1st. 

They’ll gather outside the Council’s Civic Officers to voice concerns over the future of operations at Beddington Incinerator. 

Sutton Council says there are no plans to increase or change waste types at the site and that includes hazardous and medical waste.

GMB Union members say they believe they are being underpaid by at least £5 an hour. 

Those who are employed by NSL Parking Services, will be taking industrial action on certain days between June the 20th and 29th.

We’ve contacted NSL Parking Services and Wandsworth Council for comment. 

Health secretary Sajid Javid has made the comment during a visit to Chelsea and Westminster hospital.

It’s after fellow Conservative Tobias Ellwood suggested backbenchers could change the voting rules.

Mr Ellwood was one of 148 who tried to oust Mr Johnson, who managed to secure a narrow win on Monday night.

But MP Karl McCartney insists the 1922 Committee hasn't discussed any changes.

They include Addlestone, Chertsey, Egham, Stoneleigh, and Thames Ditton.

The £1.5m programme has so far seen 57 stations across the whole network repainted internally and externally.

A further round of repainting will start later this year, which will see a further 40 stations across the network refreshed.

One person was led to safety as 25 firefighters from Heston, Feltham and Chiswick fought to extinguish the flames.

They were treated for the effects of smoke by paramedics.

The car was destroyed and the driveway badly damaged of a semi-detached house in Osterley Avenue.

We're being invited to bid for one of 15 hats created to mark the occasion by some of the UK’s leading milliners. 

The collection, “Fit for a Queen,” was inspired by the seven decades of The Queen’s reign and was showcased at the Epsom Derby.

The hats are being auctioned off online between now and Sunday in aid of charity, brain Tumour Research. 

51 year-old Brett Mullan pleaded guilty to five counts of robbery and five more of possessing an imitation firearm.

Police, who suspected he was using the railways to get around, had him stopped by the rail official, after a suspect was identified using CCTV.

Mullan, from Gravesend, threatened staff with a collapsible walking stick which he claimed was a shotgun, and stole almost £3,000.

He’ll be sentenced in August.

 A police watchdog has appealed for witnesses following the death of a man pulled from the Thames after a taser was fired on Chelsea Bridge.

 The Met said it was called to reports of a man shouting nearby and waving a screwdriver.

 Officers tried to use a Taser to restrained him before he went into the river on Saturday morning.

 The Independent Office for Police Conduct has revealed they’ve spoken to the dead man’s family and have been reviewing footage of the incident

Films will be showcased from across the world and there will be workshops and talks from industry guests. 

Actor Dougray Scott and ‘Harry Potter ‘and ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ director Mike Newell are among the line-up. 

Events will take place across Kingston including at the Rose Theatre, Odeon, and Town House at the University.

He beat Australia’s Christopher O’Connell in straight sets.

Elsewhere, last year’s Wimbledon sensation Emma Raducanu didn’t get her grass court season off to the best start.

She had to retire injured during her first-round match at the Nottingham Open.

A total of 77 street parties were held across the borough as well as beacon lighting at Bedfont Lakes and an outdoor movie screening. 

The council is hoping the Jubilee will act as a springboard for Hounslow’s Summer of Culture. 

It will aim to bring together performance, culture, sports and the arts in a series of events.

The 16-year-old began his campaign against a woman he knew in December 2018.

The intensity of his stalking got worse over time as he threatened to hurt the woman and her family.

He was sentenced at Guildford Youth Court and handed a 2 year Stalking Protection Order preventing him from contacting the victim.

Commending the victim, Police Constable Daniel Bell from the Runnymede Neighbourhood Policing Team who investigated the case, said: “I would like to recognise the bravery of the victim and her family during what has been an extremely tough and distressing time for them all.

“No one should ever have to live their life in fear or constantly watch over their shoulder like this victim did. If you, or someone you know has been the victim of stalking, please contact us. We have specialist teams and prevention powers to safeguard you and hold the perpetrator to account.”

The 25 year old, who rose to fame after beating Sir Mo Farah at the London Vitality 10,000, has completed another personal best. 

He’s won the FAST 5,000 meter race in Paris with a run time of 13 minutes and 46 seconds.

It’s after Loose Women panellist Brenda Edwards  found out recreational drugs were involved in his death.

She has revealed the 31-year-old suffered a heart attack in February after using the substances.

An inquest at West London Coroners’ Court in Chelsea has been adjourned and is due to resume in around two months.

He had been openly critical of the Government’s handling of the Covid pandemic. 

He spoke to Jackie News as London moved into Tier 2 in November 2020, and questioned the support offered to businesses. 

15 patients at the Guildford based site will receive treatment at home using apps and wearable technology this summer.

Kingston launched its first virtual ward in February to try and take the pressure off inpatient beds. 

Patients who attend A&E can be admitted, assessed and then shown how to use equipment such as pulse oximeters at home. 

British Airways has axed 124 from Heathrow but insists customers were told in advance.

Many of those due to fly with EasyJet and Wizz Air are also staying put for now.

The ballot ends on June the 23rd with the result expected the same day.  

Workers say a 10% pay cut imposed on them during the pandemic has not been reinstated.

Coach Eddie Jones has named a 35-man squad for the event including  Jonny May who returns after a knee injury.

But several regulars are unavailable due to the Gallagher Premiership semi-finals this weekend.

The three-day session at The Lensbury will help prepare the squad for England’s forthcoming tour of Australia.

It took four engines and around 25 firefighters from Feltham, Heston, Twickenham and Hayes to bring the blaze under control.

There are no reports of any injuries at the property in Brainton Avenue. 

Police had to issue a Section 61 direction to trespassers in Osbourne Way.

The notice gave them until 11 o’clock yesterday morning to leave the land or face arrest or prosecution.

We’re told they did in fact decide to move on. 

49 year old Stewart Grainger from Crawley was treated at the scene by paramedics, but they were unable to save him,.

In a statement his family said it was an "immeasurable loss."

Police are still appealing for witnesses to the collision, which happened outside a BP garage on Mitcham Road in the early hours of May the 30^th.

12 hours later, a man in his 30s was arrested when he presented himself at a London police station.

The “Sensory Sessions” are designed to enhance mental health and well-being and are free for participants and their carers.

 They’ll receive a private tour of the palace while taking part in specially designed activities.

 The next session is taking place on June the 23^rd. 

Seema Malhotra, who represents Feltham and Heston, has cited the Queen’s Green Canopy as one of the lasting benefits of the celebration.

She says the hundreds of trees planted across the borough will be loved by future generations.

4,000 members of the RMT have walked out over jobs cuts and pensions affecting a number of lines.

Stations including Colliers Wood, Hounslow West and Clapham South and Tooting Bec closed their doors this morning.

TFL says it lost millions in fares as people stayed at home during the pandemic.

Over 300 cases have now been reported in the UK.

Monkeypox is a viral infection usually associated with travel abroad and is spread by very close contact with someone with it.

Hounslow’s bosses say people should still be alert to any unusual rashes or lesions on any part of their body, especially their genitalia.

Firefighters were called to the site near Nine Elms Pier just after 5am.

The 22metre permanently moored houseboat was taking on water and had flooded to a depth of 1.5 metres.

Crews worked to pump water from the boat until the tide went out. 

Dominic Raab, feels the majority of MPs are behind him.  

Boris Johnson needs 180 votes to keep his job.

A spokesman from his office has confirmed he's told his constituents he has handed in his letter. 

Wimbledon MP Stephen Hammond is also believed to have sent a no confidence vote. 

The former minister released a statement following the publication of the Sue Gray report. 

In it, he said “since December I have been critical of the Prime Minister’s behaviour and the culture that existed in Number 10. 

All I can do as a back-bencher is speak out and submit a letter.”

  The 77-room complex close to the station on Hartfield Road is one of six new hotels being opened by the group this year.

 Four of them are in London.

 They’re expected to create hundreds of new jobs.

Belgian Alison Van Uytvanck and Jordan Thompson won singles titles.

Van Uytvanck beat Australian Anna Rodianova 7-6 7-3 6-2 to take the women/s singles title.

In the men’s contest Thompson from Australia beat American Denis Kurdla 7-5 6-3.

Later this week Emma Raducanu will begin her Wimbledon preparations when she takes part in the Nottingham Open.

The dispute, over pensions and job closures, is likely to affect services on the district line to and from Richmond and Wimbledon and the Northern Line to and from Morden.

Stay tuned to Jackie for the latest travel or follow the travel team live on @Jackie_Travel on Twitter. 

Police were called on Saturday morning to a report of a disturbance in Chelsea Bridge Road with a man armed with a screwdriver and shouting.

The man is believed to be aged in his early 40s and died in hospital later that evening.

 Among the incidents police had to deal with was a protest involving six people who walked onto the course just before the start of Saturday’s main race.

Security was tight for the event, which saw the Princess Royal representing The Queen, with an honour guard of forty jockeys.

 Dog units, a public order unit and a specialist drone team from Surrey Police were deployed to ensure the safety of 100 thousand racegoers.  

Across the whole line, which stretches from reading and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east, more than 2-million journeys were made, according to transport for London.

Six women from the pro-vegan climate group Animal rebellion entered the area wearing sashes reading “Animal Justice” and laid down on the course just before the start of the Derby at 4.30pm.

It took several officers to remove the protesters.

It comes after activists from the same group entered the ceremonial route on The Mall before Trooping the Colour, later being arrested by police on Thursday.

Police were called to Chelsea Bridge Road in west London on Saturday morning after receiving reports that a man was armed with a screwdriver and shouting.

The man believed to be in his 40’s was rescued from the water and taken to hospital in a critical condition but died later.

the circumstances of the incident are being investigated by the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards.

A referral has been made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.

The footage which was captured by Surrey Live show the sounds of sirens blaring and black smoke coming from the boat 

A firefighter is seen hosing down the flames.

The blaze which broke out at around 1pm was accidental and was put out just after 2.10pm by Surrey fire and rescue.

No reports of any injuries.

Today is the culmination of four days’ worth of festivities. 

NHS staff have been working as usual across the weekend. 

Dr Charlotte Harrison is clinical director for acute and urgent care at SW London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust in Tooting. 

The mobile, pop-up clinic will provide help and advice on a number of issues including blood pressure and heart disease.

It’ll be there between 10am and 4pm. 

The bus will be visiting various areas of the borough over the next few months with the aim of making health advice accessible

Neighbours have been left wondering why new residents have been yet to move in 

The council-owned Brick by Brick development in Heathfield Gardens the company developing the flats are in the process of being closed down.

The authority ploughed 200 million pounds into the company in a bid to build homes, but auditors said loans contributed to the council being declared bankrupt in 2020.

Telereal Trilliuum is planning to create 62 new 1, 2 and 3-bedroom homes on the Mitcham Road site.

The history and architecture of the building that was given protected status by Historic England in last May is being considered.

The dome room and the internal staircases are some of the key features that are being retained.