Parts of the riverbed have been left completely dry.

Staff from the Environment agency have been using nets and buckets to take the fish to safer areas, having used a mild electrical current to stun them first.

The Epsom Social, as it’ll be known, will feature a series of street-food and other vendors, a bar with craft beers and cocktails and a stage for live performances.

The new premises on Epsom Square are housed in the former Jimmy’s restaurant and will seat around 200 people.

The man, who hasn’t been named, was later released on August 18th under investigation.

Three more men will appear before Isleworth magistrates on Monday in connection with the same inquiry.

They were arrested in Reading during a raid on a garage and Tesco express involving two stolen cars.

All three have been charged with burglary offences by officers who are investigating 19 separate incidents of burglary and ram-raiding across London and the South.

The number of affordable homes planned as part of the redevelopment of the old Richmond College site has been doubled from 54 to 108.

Most will be offered on a shared ownership basis, which has led at least one local councillor to suggest social housing at affordable rents would better suit the needs of struggling families.

The college itself, close to Chertsey Road, has already been redeveloped.

More evidence of the way the cost of living crisis is biting.

Latest figures from Hammersmith and Fulham show a 60 per cent jump in the number of secondary pupil receiving free school meals.

 Over the past five years the figures for all pupils are up 30 per cent across the borough.

 6,000 children are now eligible for frree school meals. At almost 30 per cent the figure is a good deal higher than the 22 per cent national average.

At around 820pm a man in his forties was walking on the tow path through Bishops Park when he was attacked.

He was found unconscious and remains in hospital with life changing injuries.

The suspect is described as a black male, wearing a motorcycle helmet and dark coloured trousers with a stripe up the side.

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

Three Rivers Academy lies on the same land as residential estates Elizabeth Park and Jubilee Meadows.

Developers Bewley Homes have been asked by the council to make key changes to the road layout. 

Mary Sheldon is one of Elmbridge Borough’s councillors; she describes the biggest issue. 

The Wimbledon semi-finalist, who lives in Putney, beat Carlos Alcaraz in three tight sets.

It his his first win over the Spanish teenager in four attempts.

Norrie will take on Croatia’s Borna Coric tonight.

The case has been sent to the Old Bailey for the 14th of  September to consider if bail can be given.

60-year-old Li Hunan is accused of the murder of a man in Soho.

A 58-year-old Li Sung from Southwark was found with stab wounds just before midday in Poland Street on Monday.

For a number of years, the job has been carried out individually by the 11 borough councils within the county. 

But from next April, the roles won’t be available, and all responsibility will go back to the County Council. 

The authority says the move has been made for consistency. 

Three bright green Lime rentals are currently stranded in Elm Road. 

Last week, people in Coombe Road reported that nine of the e-bikes had been abandoned there. 

Lime says it will collect any e-bikes immediately that have not been parked responsibly after they have been used.

The money is coming from the Chewing Gum Task Force grant scheme.

It’s newly established by the Department for Environment to help tackle the issue of unsightly discarded chewing gum.  

 The funding awarded will enable Spelthorne to carry out deep cleaning in “gum” hotspot areas. 

56-year-old Anthony Paul Smith was found guilty of 13 charges of rape and indecent sexual assault at an earlier hearing.

Lucy Mayer reports.

The offences took place at an address in West Molesey between 1993 and 1997, when Smith was a serving with the Met Police. 

The offences were committed against the three girls when they were between 13 and 17 years old.

It’s to keep the work of Wildlife Aid Foundation going, after its founder, environmentalist Simon Cowell, was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer.

He hopes that the new centre will also include places to educate children about the importance of wildlife.

Simon tells us we need to “bring the balance back” between us and nature.

You can find a link to the fundraiser on our Jackie News Twitter feed click here

He was angered by the V-A-R official’s decisions in last weekend's fiery Premier League derby with Tottenham.

It involved both Spurs goals in the 2-all draw, and Tuchel was sent off for clashing with his opposite number, Antonio Conte.

As both managers await their punishment, Tuchel admits the confrontation was over the top.

It’s part of a collaboration between the council and eco-friendly bike operator Peddle My Wheels.

They can be used for up to an hour to transport parcels and other bulky items as an eco-friendly alternative to using cars or vans.

The cargo bikes are parked outside shops who are acting as hosts and who will also charge their batteries.

Grant Shapps says a "reasonable" offer's been made to striking workers.

London's Mayor Sadiq Khan says all walkouts are a "sign of failure" but has hit out at the government.

In London, the Underground, Overground, and some bus services are affected by walkouts today.

1,500 bus drivers at Chiswick-based London United are starting two days of industrial action

The celebration in Bishops Park will feature a live rendition of the Ukrainian National Anthem. 

The aim is for the people of London to show their support for Ukraine and the refugees moving to the borough. 

The Citizens Advice Bureau will also be attending to provide support on a variety of legal, financial, and personal issues.

Just before 3pm yesterday, a woman and a man with a stomach wound were seen around Leatherhead Park and the town centre. 

The victim was taken to hospital, and an arrest was made within 30 minutes. 

It’s believed the two were known to each other and detectives are not searching for anyone else.

Over 1,500 drivers for Chiswick-based London United are walking out over a dispute on pay - on the same day Tube and Overground workers are striking.

The company is run by RATP - a state-owned firm in France.

Bill Cahill is the London managing director.

It has been launched by aunt and niece duo Katie Tilcock and Emma Stevenson.

The pair are hoping to raise £5,000 to help those who were removed from their homes with day-to-day living. 

Emma explains how she was so moved, she had to help. 

Kevin Webber is part of the team One in Eight, referring to the one in eight men who will be diagnosed. 

He’s been doing physically demanding challenges while on chemotherapy since 2015, and has this to say about that. 

You can donate to the campaign here.

Money raised will go to the Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People in Leatherhead.

The charity works with children and adults with disabilities or brain injuries. 

Ex Formula One driver Perry McCarthy, who will feature as a guest speaker, says he is a big supporter of their work.  

The event is taking place on September the 8th; more details can be found on the QEF website.  

The animals have been subject to abandonment, mutilation, shooting, beating and neglect.

The charity says the boom in kitten trading during the pandemic is also behind “unscrupulous breeders putting profit above welfare.”

Potential owners are being urged to avoid online breeders and check out the charity’s Kitten Checklist. 

The 40-year-old from Barnes died from bowel cancer in June knowing that she would never see it hit the shops.

The book charts the years following her diagnosis and aims to harness some of her positivity.

 It comes as tens of thousands of rail workers go on a three day set of strikes including drivers, conductors, maintenance and signal staff.

They say that it will have a direct impact on those trying to reach the airports.

Heathrow express is running a reduced service.

The Danish centre-back has agreed a new deal after his previous one expired last month.

He'd been training with the Premier League club as he worked his way back from injury.

It's alleged to have come from a supporter in the home end of the ground.

The match ended in a 2-all draw, with Harry Kane heading in a late equaliser for Spurs.

More than 100 advisors have been responding to enquiries and guiding applicants.

Hundreds of calls were taken in the first hour alone. 

60-year-old Li Hunan is accused of the murder of a man in Soho.

A 58-year-old man was found with stab wounds just before midday in Poland Street on Monday.

He has been named as Li Sung who lived in Southwark and his next of kin has been informed.

The council has published its latest report which features the installation of solar panels on its buildings and electric vehicles. 

The authority says commercial investments remain key to future financing “generating a gross income of over £59 million.” 

The five key priorities are community, affordable housing, recovery, environment and service delivery.

The Spanish full back made his first start for his new club in the 2-all draw with Spurs on Sunday, following his £62m move from Brighton.

Cucurella is confident he's going to be a success at Stamford Bridge.

Hamish Steele’s DeadEndia graphic novels follow the adventures of two teenagers during a summer job in a theme park haunted house. 

Dead End:Paranormal Park is aimed at young adults and explores friendships within the LGBTQ+ community. 

Neurodivergence is also represented in a bid to illustrate how mental health issues like autism can affect everyday life.

Those who are on the outskirts of the area have been moving back into their homes. 

Merton Council leader Ross Garrod gives us this update on the situation on the roads. 

A and A-S Level results are released this morning in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Also students on the new T-Levels will get their grades - including Denzel Boye, who was studying at La Retraite 6 in Balham.

He was attracted to the hands-on nature of his technical course.

The council is supporting five organisations working closely with youngsters up to the age of 18 through monetary grants.

The cash is coming from the Mayor of London’s Violence Reduction Unit.

It will be used on programmes and workshops to help reach almost 300 children who may otherwise fall victim to youth violence.

Four-year-old Sahara Salman was killed in the incident last Monday.

Only a quarter of the 200 residents evacuated have been allowed to return today.

The Norbiton-based Fire Brigades Union say that they’re “making excuses” for themselves and a lack of government funding.

Assistant General Secretary Andy Dark says “services are strained to breaking point tackling wildfires”.

A Home Office spokesperson said:

“That’s why core spending power for standalone fire and rescue authorities has been increased from £1.232 billion in 2016/17 to £1.373 billion in 2022/23, demonstrating our commitment to ensuring fire services have the resources they need to keep people safe, including from wildfires”.

 The pre-season friendly between Barnes FC and the Civil Service FC kicks-off at 6pm at King’s House Sports ground.

The founder of Barnes FC, Ebenezer Cobb Morley, was behind the FA rules that govern today’s modern game.

The Civil Service FC was one of the first teams to agree and vote on the new rules in 1863.

Employees of NSL, the council’s parking contractor will walk out again on the 9^th, 12^th, 23^rd and 26^th. 

They’re seeking an improved pay deal which reflects the high rate of inflation and the attached cost of living crisis.

The incident happened in Kingston Road at around 11 o’clock last night. 

The victim was taken to hospital with stab wounds to his hand and arm. 

Police would like to speak to anyone who may have been walking home from the station at the time and witnesses the attack.

The £90million town centre development opened last month.  

It’s made up of 34 affordable flats, 67 apartments for private sale or rent, and 100 rooms for students at nearby Royal Holloway Uni. 

The development will compete against similar schemes in Manchester, Sheffield, and Brighton to be crowned winner.

60 year old Li Hunan is appearing at Croydon Magistrate’s Court this afternoon. 

A 58-year-old man was found with stab wounds just before midday in Poland Street on Monday. 

He has been named as Li Sung who lived in Southwark and his next of kin has been informed.

A number of new signs have been installed around the lifts, cycle docks and at Wimbledon, around the tram stop.

South Western Railway says the aim is to make the stations easier to navigate for passengers.

Parts of Surrey, London, Essex  and the whole of Kent are under an amber alert.

They've already signed Raheem Sterling, Kalidou Koulibaly and Marc Cucurella this summer.

Leicester defender Wesley Fofana and Barcelona striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang have also been linked with moves to Stamford Bridge.

Smith says Boehly's looking to follow previous custodian Roman Abramovich's example.

Police were called at around 6.30am on the 13th of March to Hanworth Road. 

The driver of the car, an 84-year-old man, was taken to hospital, where his condition was not life-threatening, and he wasn’t arrested. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101.

This follows the driest July on record which has left water levels in rivers and reservoirs much lower than usual.

The ban means households should not water their gardens or plants or fill paddling pools.

The sessions have a strong focus on young people’s mental health and expression. 

Children aged 13 to 16 will get the chance to create and record songs on topical issues, developing skills such as teamwork.

Rap Therapy is the brain child of Bhishma Asare, also known by the rapper name of “Proph”.

This follows the driest July on record which has left water levels in rivers and reservoirs much lower than usual.

The ban means households should not water their gardens or plants or fill paddling pools.

Experts say the heavy rain's not soaking into the ground properly because of how hot and dry it's been.

A four year old girl died and three others were injured after the incident devastated homes in Galpin’s Road just over a week ago. 

Southern Gas Works has confirmed that the road is now “gas safe.”

A full investigation is being carried out. 

Residents living in and around The Green, Mount Pleasant and The Crescent say riders racing each other is a growing concern. 

They say the activity happens mostly at night and contributes to “excessive” noise pollution. 

We’ve contacted Kingston Council about the alleged problem.

16 new recruits have joined Surrey Fire and Rescue Service, 

They'll be based at an array of stations including Banstead, Walton, Egham and Leatherhead. 

The service is also recruiting control operators. 

These are on-call fire men and women who will respond to emergencies via a pager from their home or office.

Richmond and Kingston are two of ten London boroughs being warned about a risk of flash flooding over the next few days.

The Environment Agency is expecting heavy thunderstorms over the next 48 hours.

A car was submerged in water at high tide at Richmond Riverside last night after just a few minutes of rain.

Residents of Worcester Park were also left with thousands of pounds worth of damage following flash flooding last summer.

It's in response to Heathrow deciding to limit passenger numbers for longer than originally intended - which it says is to minimise last-minute disruption.

Consumer Group Which? says it's making holidaymakers anxious.

Travel consultant Paul Charles thinks caps on flights could go on well into the new year, but says Ryanair's using it to its advantage.

Millions of Londoners are preparing for a ban after similar ones were introduced by other water companies across England.  

The SW19 club already harvests its rainwater, but a lack of rain has led to a drought being officially declared in London. 

Dan Bloxham is head coach at the All England Club; he says the grass is probably its most iconic asset.   

Southern Gas Networks has given the money to Merton Council to help the hundreds of residents who have been living in hotels.

The supplier adds that they’re also providing food and fuel vouchers for residents.

Last week, they took the decision to try to create fire breaks. 

They also say they’ve advised residents and visitors to make sure cigarettes are fully extinguished and disposed of, and to take glass home. 

Councillor John Beckett says “we must take precautions to reduce the risk of fire” and urges against using disposable barbecues.

Which? says it leaves thousands of people anxious about their travel plans.

Caps were only supposed to last until early September, but will now last until the end of October.

It could mean more cancellations.

Emergency crews were called at around 7.30pm on Sunday to Cabul Road, after the incident at a memorial service. 

A 10-year-old boy suffered serious injuries, which are believed to be life-changing. 

The man has been bailed to a date in mid-September.

The Community Brain’s uplift programme has seen the area in and around the station transformed over the last couple of years. 

There’s a community kitchen and meeting space as well as extensive artwork on the station walls and in the subway. 

A community garden has also been installed on the land which also won silver at this year’s Hampton Court Garden Festival. 

The group is through to the finals for the Outstanding Contribution to Society category at the National Rail Industry awards. 

It’s also shortlisted for the Best Community Engagement Project at this year’s National Community Rail Awards.

Lib Dem Sarah Olney has written to the London Fire Brigade following a number of recent blazes across the capital. 

Ms Olney’s constituency includes Richmond Park, which is London’s largest royal park at 2,500 acres. 

Early warning systems use ground and remote based technology which can detect smoke within seconds and send out an alert. 

Oil giant Esso has secured an injunction to stop protesters disrupting the building of a pipeline from Hampshire to Hounslow. 

Activist Scott Breen, also known as Digger Down, buried himself into a position near the M25 that was needed by contractors. 

He has 72 hours to remove himself once the order is given to him.

It was initially brought in last month - to last until the 11th of September - in an effort to help reduce queues, baggage delays and last minute cancellations.

The airport says it's worked, prompting the decision to extend the limit.

But it could mean more flights are removed from the schedule.

Police were called to Green Dragon Lane at around 20 minutes to 9 last night.

A 15 year old was found with stab injuries.

His condition is not life threatening.

There have been no arrests so far and enquiries are continuing.

 Police are investigation the “unexplained sudden” death of a man in his 40s on Saturday.

A 43 year old man and a 42 year old woman, who’s been released without charge, were both known to the victim.

Officers said inquiries are ongoing. 

He's been selected for next month's group stage in Glasgow alongside Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans and Joe Salisbury - with one more position still to be filled.

Captain Leon Smith jumped at the chance to call-up Murray.

It has been “teenage murder free” for 8 months according to the Met Police. 

The number of young people killed in London reached its highest level since 2008 last year at 30 despite a national lockdown.

Inspector James Weston is putting Croydon’s success down to officers’ relationship with the community. 

A child died and four others were injured after the incident in Galpin’s Road last Monday. 

Southern Gas Networks says getting people back into their properties is taking longer than expected due to “technical difficulties on site”.

The New Horizon Centre in Pollards Hill is continuing to provide support to some 200 people. 

Crews were called just after 11:30 this morning to Woodham Park Road.

One house is alight which firefighters evacuated animals from.

There are no reports of any injuries.

Residents in the area are being advised to keep their windows closed.

Woodham Park Road remains closed, we’ll have a travel update for you in around 10 minutes.

36 year old Steven Morris is wanted for stalking, coercive and controlling behaviour, common assault and failing to appear at court.

He is described as White, 5ft 11 tall, has pierced ears and a tattoo that reads ‘Alfie’ on his neck.

Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call police on 101.

The Crown Prosecution Service says their legal test for a prosecution wasn’t met.

They had been accused of breaking lockdown rules at the event.

The Met says that officers “took very seriously” their duty to safeguard the public during the pandemic.

Temperatures reached 32 degrees in the afternoon yesterday. 

The event was sold out, and had 350 people taking part.

Police were first called just after four o'clock yesterday afternoon, with divers finding the body later that night.

Authorities are reiterating the 'dangers the water poses'.

British number one Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans and Joe Salisbury complete the selected quartet, but one more team member will be added ahead of next month's action.

The group stages of the event take place in Glasgow - with GB facing the USA, Kazakhstan and the Netherlands.

The pair clashed at the end of their 2-all Premier League draw - with both shown red cards as tempers flared at full time.

Tuchel says it was something of nothing.

Posting a video online, he described Instagram and Twitter to be "over-stimulating" and "overwhelming".

He added that he struggles when he reads things about himself so has decided to take a step back from the apps.

Over the weekend, crews in PPE emptied the bins within the cordon area. 

The council says they’re supporting over 500 residents from 200 properties, and are collecting house keys to carry out safety checks. 

They’ve also set up a text message service and helpline for impacted residents.

This is the 16th year that the park has received this award which recognises well-managed parks and green spaces.

The award sets the benchmark standard for the management of green spaces across the UK and around the world.

The scheme is managed by the charity Keep Britain Tidy, under licence from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities.

Detectives along with Ambulance and fire crew are at the scene after they were called just before 4.15pm to a person in the water. 

Enquiries are continuing to establish what exactly happened. 

The pair were meant to be flying to Rome to tie the knot after getting engaged a day earlier. 

The incident happened as the man went to the loos at terminal 5 before returning to find his future bride had vanished with his belongings. 

Police are investigating what happened but its not confirmed if the woman left the airport or flew to another country. 

The Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton welcomed the news that the highly targeted radioactive drug was approved.

Professor Johann de Bono at the ICR and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust co-led the phase III trial ‘VISION’.

The treatment seeks out tumour cells and delivers a radioactive payload to remove them and reduce damage to healthy cells.

 It’s currently the only vaccine used against polio in the UK and will further strengthen a child’s protection against the poliovirus.

Richmond Council is currently looking into making the booster programme available to the borough soon.

The NHS will contact families to book an appointment when the vaccination is ready.

The Royal College of Needlework at Hampton Court Palace has collaborated with two international artists to create it.

The “Fields of Everywhere” project brings to life stories collected over two years and translated them into 200 pieces of embroidery.

The needlework has been collaged together and enlarged onto 800 metres of fabric to create a floating balloon gallery.

The collision occurred around 12:40am between the junction for Waterloo Road and Ashley Road, and Church Street and East Street.

The moped driver was taken to hospital with serious injuries, and the road is expected to remain closed for the next few hours.

Anyone with any information including dashcam footage should contact 101.

August was the busiest month last year with 90 calls made to the charity in Surrey alone.

It’s advising people how to help hedgehogs’ people may find in gardens in a bid to keep its helpline free for emergencies.

There were more calls about hedgehogs than any other wild animals totalling over 6,000 calls across the UK last year.

Merton Council says the haul in Willow Lane included a large amount of hazardous material.

A secure fence has now been installed on the right-hand perimeter to stop people driving into the lane and dumping their rubbish.

A dedicated team has now moved to Common Side East to undertake similar work and address the problems in this area.