The event will also offer interactive sessions focused on well being and free health checks.

They’re using the opportunity to remind local residents about the service the Hub offers to the community.

The Hub in Sefton Road, in Epsom, offers specialist respite day-care for people living with memory loss and dementia.

The new name and logo will make it easier for people to find information about the facility online.

Everton had to come from behind twice to draw 2-all at Chelsea and move two points clear of the relegation zone.

Bottom side Southampton came back from 3-1 down to claim a 3-all draw with Tottenham at St Mary's.

Leeds are out of the relegation zone after winning a thriller with fellow strugglers Wolves 4-2.

Bournemouth remain in the bottom three following a 3-nil defeat to Aston Villa.

In the Championship QPR lost 1-nil to Birmingham at Loftus Road.

AFC Wimbledon went down 1-nil to Crawley at Plough Lane in League Two.

In the National League South Hampton & Richmond Borough were convincing 3-nil winners at Dover.

In Isthmian League action Kingstonian lost 3-2 at Potters Bar while

Corinthian Casuals went down 3-nil to Enfield Town in Tolworth.

The 96-bedroom complex in Church Street would include some specialist care for people with dementia.

It would also feature lawns for croquet and bowls, and an underground car park.

The proposal has been criticised by Epsom’s Civic Society.

They’re worried about what they call a proliferation of specialist elderly accommodation which could affect the vitality of the town centre.  

Patrick Vieira's been sacked after a 12-match winless run, with the club three points above the relegation zone.

McCarthy - who spent eight years at Selhurst Park as a player - will be assisted by Darren Powell and goalkeeping coach Dean Kiely.

They've been drawn against the Spanish giants, with a last-four tie against Manchester City or Bayern Munich if they progress.

Potter admits it's not the easiest of routes to the final but doesn't see why his side can't go all the way.

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City, who have never won the competition, will play six-time winners Bayern Munich.

The two Premier League clubs would meet in the last four if they win their ties.

Inter Milan face Benfica and there's an all-Italian match-up pitting AC Milan against Napoli.

64 year old Jan Repko, who lives in Fulham, was suspended after the allegations were made last July and later dismissed.

He appeared at Southwark Crown Court this morning to confirm his name before entering not guilty pleas to two charges.

A trial date has been scheduled for July next year. 

31 year old Jake Pinhorn was given the ten year order in 2018 and signed on to the Sex Offenders Register.

It’s after he was convicted of making and distributing indecent images of children.

But his Risk Management Officer suspected he had access to an undeclared smartphone which allowed him to access the internet.

They are hunting for Ricky Elsworthy after he failed to be present for a tag fitting and breached his curfew.

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

He was let go this morning with the club just three points above the Premier League's relegation zone.

Palace are currently on a 12 game winless run and Parish tells Sky Sports News, their poor form forced him to act.

He’s serving life behind bars after being found guilty of the murders of Milly Dowler, Marsha McDonnell and Amelie Delagrange. 

The 54 year old was jailed in 2008 for the killings which took place in Walton, Hampton and Twickenham between 2002 and 2004. 

The Sun newspaper is reporting he wants to marry a female prison visitor after they became engaged in 2021. 

Jacob Lennon died from a head injury in August 2019. 

33 year old Jake Drummond from Wandsworth was convicted of Jacob's murder and wounding with intent.

32 year old Louise Lennon from Roehampton was convicted of child cruelty and causing or allowing Jacob's death.

Mohammad Idriss had already pleaded guilty to possession of a Class B drug, theft and fraud offences in relation to the same incident.

He was loitering around Kingston Town Centre last July when he approached the woman just after midnight.

He went on to rape her in All Saints churchyard just off the Ancient Market Place. 

Idriss then stole two of her bank cards and used them to purchase food and drink at various stores in Kingston Town Centre.

The rape was reported to the police that day and detectives immediately launched an investigation.

Detectives carried out extensive CCTV enquiries that showed the suspect approaching the victim. 

They also submitted urgent forensic tests that identified the suspect as Mohammad Idriss.

Idriss was arrested at his home address in Hackney on 26 July 2022. He made no comment during his police interviews and was charged and remanded shortly after.

Throughout the investigation and trial, an Independent Sexual Violence Adviser  provided specialist support to the victim. 

An ISVA is an impartial adviser who works with people who have experienced rape and/or sexual assault.

Prior to the trial, specialist measures were put in place so the victim could provide evidence in court with only the judge and barristers present, and without having to see Idriss.

Detective Constable Troy Sampson leading the investigation said: “Mohammad Idriss is an extremely dangerous individual who targeted an innocent woman. His actions that night have caused serious harm and will have a lasting impact.

“My job is to investigate serious sexual offences and bring those responsible to justice, I am pleased with the result in court and take comfort in knowing he is in prison and cannot harm anyone else.

“Reporting a rape can seem scary or daunting but I want to reassure anyone who this has happened to that we will fully support you and conduct a full and thorough investigation.”

Mohammad Idriss will be sentenced on Friday, the 19^th of May at Kingston Crown Court.

Richard Carrington is embarking on the challenge in support of Kingston Hospital Charity’s “Ride for 75” initiative.

Richard had a heart attack following a training session at the Lee Valley Velodrome in 2019 and had to have a stent fitted.

He says one of the highlights will be reaching Brompton Hospital on his Brompton commuter bike.  

The figures have been released following a report by ITV  which claimed St Helier’s 1930s building is “crumbling.”

Sutton’s Conservative MP Paul Scully says his party has pumped “millions of pounds” into the hospital to fix previous issues.

But he concedes the Government’s planned hospital for Belmont is now urgently needed. 

Wednesday's 1-nil defeat to rivals Brighton leaves them just three points above the Premier League relegation zone.

Some conservationists in Africa say the move will severely impact the income on people reliant on the trade. 

Leatherhead based Sheldrick Wildlife Trust operates an orphan elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in Kenya. 

Rob Brandford is the charity’s Executive Director; he says trophy hunting is not only cruel, it decimates animal hierarchies. 

As an investigation into Esher MP Dominic Raab's conduct nears its end, he's consistently denied any such claim.

However, some Tory colleagues have defended his character.

Some of the anonymous testimony by those alleging to have witnessed incidents of bullying has been put to Mr Raab.

The force commissioned a review in 2021, after the murder of Sarah Everard from Clapham by serving officer Wayne Couzens. 

The Met says it'll respond when the report from the UK's first victims commissioner, Baroness Casey, is published next week.

Emergency crews were called at around 6.50pm yesterday to Croydon Lane, to a two-car crash. 

The man was declared dead at the scene.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Surrey Police.

More than a thousand members of the Battersea-based Public and Commercial Services union are walking out in just over two weeks' time.

That includes at the London office.

We're being warned the action's likely to have a "significant impact" on the delivery of passports as the summer approaches.

Abseil for George’s is an annual fundraiser for St George’s Hospital’s paediatric services. 

This weekend’s abseil team includes 49 players from Battersea Ironsides Rugby Club. 

£60,000 was raised collectively by teams who took part last year.

The deputy Prime Minister's always maintained he acted professionally, insisting he's not a bully - with some Tory colleagues defending him.

This testimony from a former employee - who claims to have witnessed some of the allegations being made - has been voiced by an actor.

He comes in for Marcus Smith at fly-half following last weekend's thrashing by France at Twickenham.

There's also a return for Manu Tuilagi at centre, while Henry Arundell makes his first start on the wing.

David Ribbans replaces the injured Ollie Chessum at lock.

Khushi Local was closed down on the 20th of February after a visit from environmental officers.

It reopened four days later when Spelthorne council was “satisfied the premises no longer presented an imminent risk”.

The owners must pay £775 to the authority when a magistrates court agreed that the council took the right decision.

The west London club's top goal scorer's been selected for upcoming Euro qualifiers with Italy and Ukraine, despite facing a potential ban for alleged breaches of FA betting rules.

Frank believes the striker deserves credit for not letting it impact his performances.

‘No Time to Waste’ aims to raise awareness about the environmental and cost-saving benefits of putting less waste in household rubbish.

It’s been launched in partnership with residents and the Council’s Environmental Champions voluntary group. 

Councillor Guy Lambert, says it will save “both residents and the Council money, and helps the environment as we target zero carbon in 2030.” 

It’s waiving fees for street parties and has grants on offer of up to £1000 to support residents mark the historic occasion.

The Palace has already announced plans to celebrate, including the Big Lunch and the Big Help Out.

Residents will need to apply for funding by 9am on Monday 17 April 2023. 

More information can be found on the Council's website here.

The project, to upgrade one of the busiest junctions in the country, starts tomorrow, with the aim to create better journeys.

Upgrades include a new and safer route for cyclists, pedestrians and horse riders, and a larger roundabout with extra lanes.

The plans also include an additional lane on the A3 from Ockham to Painshill and improvements to the local environment and wildlife.

The council was alerted after concern from neighbours over their safety and wellbeing.

A dangerous structure notice is in place until the front façade is removed or the house is rebuilt.

The defendant must pay just over £6,000 for instructing a contractor to demolish his property without first telling the council. 

He's scored 16 times in the Premier League this season but has been charged with 262 alleged breaches by the FA.

England boss Gareth Southgate says until there's a verdict, Toney should only be judged on his performances.

Officers were called at 11 o’clock this morning where they found a 20 year old man suffering a stab wound to the chest.

He was taken to hospital where his condition was assessed as not life threatening.

There have been no arrests and investigations continue.

In the budget yesterday, the chancellor announced he's scrapping limits on pension savings.

The aim is to discourage the highest-earners - like doctors - from leaving their jobs early.

Meanwhile, the government was initially going to raise the energy price guarantee to £3,000, but after campaigning, is keeping it at £2,500.

 Lib Dem Leader and Kingston MP Sir Ed Davey says that’s not much of a win.

The brigade was called to Space Waye shortly after 10:30 in the morning.

A small part of the ground floor was damaged  and around 17 people evacuated the building before the Brigade arrived. 

The cause of the fire is believed to be electrical.

There are no reports of any injuries.

Jeremy Hunt says the plans are needed - particularly to discourage NHS consultants from retiring early.

Mr Hunt's also defended the 2-and-a-half years it'll take to roll out extended free childcare in England - calling it the 'biggest transformation' in his lifetime.

The Norbiton-based Fire Brigades Union says “the multi-millionaire chancellor has declared war on hard pressed workers”. 

Its general secretary, Matt Wrack, says it adopts the “same cuts driven approach” which led to recent strike action.

The charity Brain Tumour Research is giving the money to the Institute of Cancer Research. 

It’ll go towards connecting worldwide research and analysing findings, which will help inform clinical trials in the future. 

Professor Chris Jones says the tumours are “incredibly resistant to current treatments” and they’re “desperate” for new options.

The fictional team from the TV show Ted Lasso has had its gear faithfully recreated. 

The home jersey in scarlet and navy is available, as well as the orange away kit, all sponsored by the fictional dating app Bantr.

The striker opened the scoring in their 2-nil Premier League win at Southampton last night.

Toney is still waiting for an FA verdict after being charged with 262 breaches of gambling rules.

However, Frank believes he's done enough on the pitch to be selected.

Beauty spots like Happy Valley and Farthing Downs in Coulsdon would be considered as AONBs.

They are popular for their rich wildlife and countryside walks and are already protected as Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

The consultation by Natural England was launched on March 7 and will close on June 13.

The chancellor's budget yesterday included the scrapping of the lifetime pensions allowance - saying the move would encourage high earners like NHS consultants not to retire early.

A freeze in fuel duty and more free childcare in England were also among measures announced.

The government is providing just under £300m in “start-up” funding for the next three years to allow schools to offer 8am-6pm childcare.

However, Twickenham Lib Dem MP Munira Wilson is saying “what planet is the chancellor on?” to the lack of promised funding after the pilot.

Some reports say the treasury expects parents to be charged.

The chancellor’s made removing the barriers to work one of the main aims of his Budget.

He's promising working parents in England up to 30 hours of free childcare a week from when their toddler is 9 months old to when they start school.

That policy, to be phased in over the next two-and-a-half years, is designed to get more mums returning to the workforce.

There were other measures to get disabled people, the long-term sick and older people into jobs too.

But one of those measures has caused controversy.

People usually pay tax if their pension pot is worth more than the so-called lifetime allowance, which stood at over a million pounds.

But that’s being scrapped, a move Labour's calling a "permanent tax cut" for the wealthy.

The Chancellor's taken away the lifetime pension allowance - meaning an unlimited amount of money can be put into a pot over a career, with no additional tax.

Fuel duty's being frozen.

While the help with your energy bill is staying as it is for three months longer – instead of coming down.

But you will pay more for cigarettes from August when they go up in line with inflation - as will alcohol duty, an increase described as an "historic blow" by the Scottish Whisky Association.

There is one exception with the rate on drinks sold on draught in pubs, being 11p lower than it will be on products in supermarkets.

The Chancellor’s said the UK is expected to avoid a recession this year – with inflation falling faster than expected.

 Mr Davey went on to say:

“Jeremy Hunt and Rishi Sunak had a chance to show they care about the cost-of-living crisis that’s hitting millions of Britain’s families and pensioners but they failed miserably. 

 “People are desperate for real help especially a cut to their energy bills - but all the Chancellor could offer is empty words and more unfair tax hikes. 

 “We also saw a total failure to invest in fixing our crumbling hospitals and supporting local health services.

 It shows the Conservative Party doesn’t understand that you can’t get Britain 'back to work' without fixing the crisis in our NHS and social care.”

The child was airlifted to hospital after falling from the building at Spelthorne Grove at around 4pm on Tuesday.

.A police investigation to establish the circumstances is ongoing.

A police cordon at the scene has now been removed, a spokesperson confirmed.

Debbie Haylor fought “persistent” anti-social behaviour, and worked with partner agencies to get the issue solved and get support to those affected.

She’s been recognised with a Victim Care award.

Tim, Andy and Mike who raised an online petition lost their daughters to suicide which is the biggest killer of young people in the UK.

The “3 Dads” have walked over 900 miles raising over a million pounds for suicide prevention charity Papyrus.

Charity Chair of Trustees Harry Biggs-Davison from Wimbledon, who lost his own son to suicide, heard the outcome of the debate.

The fire brigade were called to St Stephens Crescent at around 4.30 yesterday afternoon and the fire was under control by 6.30pm 

The cause of the fire is believed to have been accidental and caused by water coming into contact with electrics.

There were no reports of any injuries.

And when it comes to the economy - official independent forecasters now think we're going to avoid a recession in 2023, and that inflation will drop below three-percent by the end of the year.

That's the rate at which prices are jumping up in the shops and is currently above 10.

The Chancellor's spending plans should see the cost of a pint of beer drop, while the duty on fuel will remain frozen, and the energy price guarantee's staying the same for another three months.

Childcare provision is expanding in England - with up to 30 free hours from the age of nine-months-old, provided all adults in the home are working.

That’s to be phased in by September 2025.

There were also announcements to encourage businesses to invest, and prizes for ground-breaking AI research.

Levelling-up money's also being promised with 200-million pounds for local regeneration projects across England and 11 billion more for defence over five years.

Labour's calling the spending plans a 'sticking plaster' claiming the UK's the 'sick man' of Europe.

Jeremy Hunt's Commons statement was against a backdrop of mass strike action - including in the NHS, with health unions wondering why he couldn't find money for their pay rises.

Lib Dem MP for Richmond Park Sarah Olney MP has responded to the budget saying:  

“The Conservatives government’s choice to hike energy bills will come as a hammer blow to families in London already struggling with soaring mortgages and rents, shopping bills and tax rises.

“These plans will push more families into fuel poverty, while oil and gas companies making record profits are let off the hook.

“In these tough times, local people deserve a proper plan to tackle this cost-of-living crisis. 

That means a proper windfall tax, a £500 cut to energy bills and investment in our local health services.”

 The Spaniard took over from Nathan Jones and could guide the club out of the relegation zone for the first time since November. 

That all depends on a victory at home to Brentford this evening.

Selles says he sets himself high expectations.

Paul is also has been serving as Minister for London serving since 2020.

He has also been  Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Tech and Digital Economy since October 2022

The British number one's taking on Frances Tiafoe of the USA.

Norrie's chasing his second title in the event - known as "the fifth Grand Slam" - after previously winning it in 2021.

He was captain as they were thrashed 53-10 at Twickenham.

Genge says nobody wants to experience anything like that again.

Walkouts by teachers in Scotland and Wales have been called off after an agreement was reached over pay.

But Kevin Courtney, the joint head of the National Education Union says the education secretary seems unwilling to resolve things in England.

Ms Keegan says she's made a "serious offer" to get round the table.

Sarah Olney is the Lib Dem MP for Richmond Park.

She says it needs to be “a sensible deal so that the public and workers do not have to continue to suffer.”

It was named London Borough of Culture 2023. 

The schedule includes a celebration of the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, a showcase of the best of Croydon’s young talent, and the Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra. 

The opening event will take place on the first of April, with Oratorio of Hope at Fairfield Halls.

The real-life game encourages residents to become more physically active on the borough’s streets. 

Participants can QR scan grey boxes on lampposts to reveal a host of activities with the aim of earning points and topping the leader board.   

Chloe Allison is part of the team that’s brought the game to Merton.

Britain's Emma Raducanu has been knocked out of the Indian Wells tennis after a straight sets defeat to world number one Iga Swiatek in the last-16.

Putney’s Cameron Norrie's safely through to the quarter-finals though.

He needed just 75 minutes to get past Andrey Rublev and set up a last-eight clash with Frances Tiafoe of the USA.

The train operator is investing £1.5million in the project as part of its commitment to safety and serving local communities.    

The announcement coincided with the naming of a train after the Alex Wardle Foundation, a charity set up in memory of Alex Wardle. 

He was the son of an SWR operations trainer, who suddenly passed away from a cardiac arrest in 2016.

The council is offering patients a free Mascot Telecare package for up to four weeks after they return home. 

The system helps keep people safe and independent in their own homes.  

The Telecare device can be worn around the neck or wrist and includes a push button.

If someone needs assistance, they can push it, and a signal is relayed to a control room based at Merton Civic Centre. 

There is also a range of other equipment including home sensors which can detect and report if someone has a fall.

It's after culture secretary Lucy Frazer wrote to Olympic sponsors asking them to put pressure on the IOC to not allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete at next year's Paris Games.

Last year’s Wimbledon was the only grand slam not to allow players from those countries.

The Olympic organisers say allowing government interference would be the "end of world sport as we know it".

Emergency Services were called to Cedars Road at 17:40. 

Paramedics were called and they treated three people, including a child, at the scene and took them all to hospital.

Their injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

The event this May in Wales, brings readers and writers together.

 Stormzy will be promoting his campaign to inspire storytellers, while Dua Lipa's recording a live episode of her podcast.

Officers were called to the High Street at around 1pm yesterday to reports he was shouting, swearing and urinating in public.

He was arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly, assaulting a teenage girl and causing criminal damage to a police van.

24-year-old Antonio Neill has been banned from every football stadium in England for three years and handed a four month prison sentence, suspended for two years.

Frank believes it's a step in the right direction though.

He's reportedly been offered a big-money move to Saudi Arabia, with his contract at Selhurst Park running out this summer.

Vieira knows speculation will continue.

They relate to two separate allegations concerning a 16-year-old girl at her home in Kingston.

32-year-old James Yeates pleaded not guilty yesterday, and will appear at Kingston Crown Court next month.

The teenager is being supported by specialist officers.

He'll meet top seed Carlos Alcaraz next. 

British number one Emma Raducanu secured her first win over a top-20 player since 2021 with victory over Beatriz Haddad Maia.

Michelle More has been the subject of “numerous” complaints because of her Staffordshire Bull Terrier’s loud barking. 

She also “often” lets it off the leash, which “causes fear and anxiety to other residents, especially children”. 

She was given an order to keep it off the Alton Estate, which a court found she’d breached multiple times, and must pay over £1,700.

A suspect was seen by members of the public last Thursday trying to break into a van on Park Road, at around 10.50am. 

The owner heard the alarm and confronted him, but the suspect got out of the vehicle and attacked him, leaving the owner with head injuries.

The National Police Chiefs' Council says it identified 653 conduct cases, involving 672 individuals, across England and Wales between October 2021 and March last year.

Sexual harassment and assault were among the allegations.

The Met Police says they recognise more needs to be done, and they’ve set up a dedicated abuse team, anti-corruption team and report hotline. 

Jamie Klingler's from Reclaim These Streets - the organisation set up following the murder of Sarah Everard from Clapham by a serving officer in 2021.

St Richard's features a unique six-pointed roof which was designed to emphasise the connection between all parts of the congregation. 

Stage 1, which would see its side chapel repaired, is expected to cost £350,000 with the roof expected to cost thousands more. 

Church members have already put aside over £70,000 and raised a further £12,500, while Marshalls Charity has pledged £20,000.

Wimbledon Tory MP Stephen Hammond says he’s “extremely concerned” about a number of aspects of the legislation. 

He’s calling on the government to provide their legal advice around the bill, which is said to be in tension with international law. 

However, he voted for the bill last night.

The government says the bill will crack down on dangerous small boat crossings and illegal migration. 

The bill will now go to committee stage, and amendments will be debated.

It's understood the club are looking into the trio's conduct after a complaint was raised.

First-team coach Mike Lowne took charge of their 1-nil win at Sheffield United yesterday.

More than 10-thousand vehicles were disrupted by Insulate Britain's demonstration in October 2021.

63-year-old Stephen Pritchard has been convicted of causing a nuisance to the public.

Three other activists have been given six-week suspended sentences, and ordered to carry out community service.

The BBC says it'll now review its social media guidelines.

Lineker's tweeted his thanks to the BBC's director general, and to his colleagues for their 'solidarity'.

The sports presenter has taken two refugees into his home in Barnes in recent years.

He’s declined to comment further to reporters at his home.

The airport says operations for February half term went smoothly and should give travellers confidence ahead of Easter. 

The 26th of February was the busiest single day in Terminal 5 since Christmas 2019, before the pandemic, with over 94,000 passengers.

Bosses say departures punctuality was the most consistent it has been in the last 12 months.

Over 98% of passengers were also through security in under 10 minutes for the second month in a row.

Officers in Kew have ben investigating bike thefts in Richmond, and first picked up the man at his home in Brentford.

A search of found bolt cutters, screwdrivers, pliers, and a bicycle that is believed to have been stolen.

Officers worked through the night, until 7am, finding more evidence, and the man was remanded in custody.

Stephen Pritchard, from Bath, glued himself to the tarmac in October 2021.

Traffic flow was stopped for over 2 hours resulting in massive delays. 

63-year-old Pritchard was convicted of causing a nuisance to the public.

18-year-old Hazrat Wali was killed in Craneford Way playing fields in October 2021.

His brother, Ashuk Mohamed, says the circumstance means he has “no closure and no way of saying goodbye” and his death has left a “void”.

Detective Inspector Matt Denby says the incident “tragically illustrates the awful consequences that carrying weapons can bring.

22 year old Hashim Mohamed from Ealing was first apprehended in August of 2020 by officers acting on intelligence. 

They arrested him in a dawn raid while he was asleep and found a so-called “Chris” Line phone under his pillow. 

The phone contained messages evidencing the large-scale organisation and sale of drugs into Surrey.

85-year-old Robin Jowit is hoping to raise funds via the Rotary Foundation after talking with teachers.

He says constant interruptions to schooling from power cuts is causing more stress to young people. 

He thinks batteries are the best option over solar power or generators.

32 year old construction worker Massa Momolu Talery was stopped at Terminal 3 last month. 

He initially told border officers he was here for a two-week holiday.

But packages containing 20 kilos of herbal Cannabis with an estimated street value of £400,000 were found in his bags.

He claimed he did it to pay off debts but admitted the importation of class B drugs, and was given an eight month jail sentence.

26 year old Gerard Jean-Leger from Massachusetts was handed a ten month sentence for the same offence.

He was caught on the 19th of January as he attempted to smuggle 27 kilos of cannabis into the UK from LA.

The broadcaster's expected to apologise to the Match of the Day presenter, after taking him off-air for criticising the government's immigration plans.

It's not yet known when he'll be back on our screens, or whether the corporation will update its impartiality rules.

Lib Dem leader and Kingston MP Sir Ed Davey is calling on the chair of the BBC to resign, saying the credibility has been compromised.

He picked up the injury during Saturday's 53-10 thrashing by France that registered the team's heaviest ever defeat at Twickenham.

Guy Porter has been drafted into a 36-man training squad as centre cover, with Manu Tuilagi also available having completed his suspension for dangerous play.

A 17-year-old pleaded guilty in December to being part of the supply of crack cocaine and heroin. 

More than £3,000 was seized, as well as expensive pairs of trainers. 

The shoes were given to the Cobham Centre for the Community, and the money has been given to the Community Foundation of Surrey.

He felt their first half performance was their worst at home this season.

Robin Jowit wanted to see the impact the war and missile attacks had on schoolchildren there. 

He visited seven schools in four days as well as surrounding villages, some more damaged than others. 

Robin says he was touched by the teachers’ resilience.

The decision comes after careful consideration due to costs of construction, labour and energy, along with significant budget cuts.

The project is expected to cost the council £79.5 million, which is almost double the councils budget. This has meant that the timescale of the leisure centre will be affected, and delays are possible.

It’s to celebrate the borough’s former candlemakers and lamplighters.

The Royal Mail depot off Villiers Road was the site of the borough’s largest candle factory from the late 18th century.

The free public event will start at 5pm at the depot. 

Around 30 staff joined teams from Notre Dame School and Blenheim High School in Epsom.

The session took place at Chelsea Football Club’s training ground.

Officers also answered young players’ questions and spoke to them about their service within the county’s communities.

Lucy Mayer explains why.

This is a form of abuse where a young person is used for someone else’s gain.

The NSPCC gives the example of someone giving a child a gift in return for sexual favours.

Sutton Council’s first event is taking place on Wednesday at Central Library from 3.30 to 5pm.

The review, by Elmbridge’s licensing committee, follows the arrest in January of three men at The Flintgate pub in Oatlands Drive.

It’s understood police and immigration officials visited the pub after being tipped off that the men, from Uzbekistan, had no right to work in the UK.