Residents can explore waterways and green spaces, while doubling their points via the Beat Boxes located in the borough’s parks. 

More than 21,400 people have signed up to the real-life, interactive physical activity game since its launch last month. 

There are leader boards for schools, communities, workplace teams and individuals.

It went down to 54 when it was closed due to the pandemic, but has now gone back to eighth place. 

It’s seen the biggest increase in numbers of any airport, with a 217% increase compared to 2021. 

The busiest in the world has remained Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International in Georgia, in the USA.

He says it was easier for the club to sack the manager than get rid of 30 of them.

Stamford Bridge legend Frank Lampard's taken over from Graham Potter until the end of the campaign, while the Londoners search for a new permanent boss.

Kovacic says Lampard's message is simple.

The Good Friday tradition sees people imitate the journey that Christ took carrying his cross through the streets of Jerusalem.

Walkers hoping to take part this morning are being told to meet at the United Reformed Church in Eden Street at 10 o’clock.

The route will take participants through the streets of Kingston and finish with services at churches across the borough. 

All Saints Church has a large royal history, and several Saxon kings were crowned there in the 10th century.

A parade and thanksgiving service for the new King Charles III will take place on Sunday May the 7th. 

All Saints Vicar, Joe Moffatt, says the official act of the coronation is much more than pomp and ceremony.   

A man has been reportedly approaching women in shops along the Staines Road.

A 31-year-old is in custody on suspicion of an offence under the public order act.

Enquiries are continuing.

The club legend has returned for a second spell in charge after being sacked from the role in 2021 following 18 months in the job.

Burnley boss Vincent Kompany played alongside Lampard at Manchester City.

He's glad to see his friend back in work.

The Online High Street website, funded by the council, promotes independents and delivers their products at a fixed delivery price.

The authority says its part of its plans to help smaller businesses in the borough survive and operate alongside larger, more established ones.  

Owners will also get help behind the scenes from a dedicated team. 

Now in their fifth year, the awards will once again see more than £1million gifted to charities up and down the UK and Ireland. 

Winners will be drawn at random and the more times a charity is nominated, the more chance it has of being selected. 

150 winners will be announced from the 1st of June, with a further 150 revealed in September. 

27 year old Christopher Panzo was stopped and searched by police who found two mobile phones connected to a county drug line.

A search of his flat where found a large amount of Crack Cocaine in the fridge along with other drug paraphernalia.

He was found guilty of being in possession with intent to supply class A drugs.

At around 6.20am, the force received reports that a woman had been attacked after getting off a bus on the A30, in the alleyway to Masefield Way.

The suspect is described as White, in his early 40s, bald on the top of his head, and wearing a short black raincoat with long sleeves.

Spelthorne Police say they’re happy to speak to anyone with any concerns.

34-year-old Kareen is missing from her home in the area.

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

The club legend is back in charge for a second spell as manager in a caretaker role, following last weekend's sacking of Graham Potter.

Lampard insists he'll be trying to keep his message simple.

They’ll appear at half-time during the Red Roses v France Women’s Six Nations fixture on April the 29th.

It’s expected to be the world’s largest ever crowd for a women’s rugby match. 

The Sugababes have accumulated six number one singles during their 20 years including “Freak like Me" and "Push the Button".

This is the second most of any British female group.   

Peter Brown, a retired flight sergeant, was found dead in his flat in Maida Vale at the age of 96 in December. 

A huge search was launched to find members of his family or friends who could attend his funeral. 

It was due to be held at Mortlake Crematorium last week but the large public response meant it had to be moved.

Emergency crews were called yesterday, just after 2pm, to Trent Way, after a collision between a lorry and a pedestrian.

Her condition is not thought to be life threatening, and the air ambulance took her to hospital after landing in nearby derelict Victoria House at the North Cheam crossroads.

There have been no arrests and the driver is assisting police with their inquiries.

The force is reviewing earlier allegations - including sexual misconduct or domestic abuse.

It follows high-profile cases such as the murder of Sarah Everard from Clapham by former officer Wayne Couzens.

Labour's shadow home office minister, Jess Phillips, says it's an important initiative.

They were beaten 1-nil by Manchester United in the Premier League.

He believes the fact they're downhearted is actually a reason to be positive.

Shannon Rule from Chingford and Daniel Gaudin from Waltham Cross, who are both 23, carried out the attack in broad daylight. 

The injuries the victim received were life changing and he requires ongoing treatment to this day. 

Rule has been jailed for 30 years and Gaudin has been sentenced to 27, with a two year extended licence.

The court heard that Rule had been in a relationship with both the victim and Gaudin. The two men did not know each other.

Gaudin became aware of the other man and sent a number of threatening texts to him.

Matters soon escalated dramatically when Gaudin enlisted Rule to lure the man to a meeting near his home in Morden, where he would then shoot him.

The unknowing victim agreed, believing he would meet Rule alone to discuss the situation.

Gaudin and Rule travelled to Morden where Rule met the victim before Gaudin then appeared and shot him multiple times without warning. Scores of people watched the incident unfold.

Police were called at 2pm on June the 22nd 2021 to Central Road, at the junction with Abbotsbury Road.

They found the victim and he was rushed to hospital by London Ambulance Service paramedics. The injuries he sustained were life-changing and he requires ongoing treatment to this day..

Gaudin and Rule had fled the scene immediately after the shooting however, the route they thought was their escape, actually led them back towards the scene of the crime, where stationed firearms officers saw the suspects and arrested them.

The pair were taken into custody and interviewed.

Rule denied knowing that Gaudin had a gun or that he intended to shoot the victim. Her lies quickly unravelled when officers discovered an array of texts she had sent to the victim warning him about Gaudin and that he was in possession of a firearm.

Detectives worked diligently to gather a wealth of CCTV, witness and forensic evidence that also placed them both squarely at the scene. Gaudin was left with no choice but to plead guilty.

Detective Inspector Iain Wallace, the officer who led the investigation, said: "The sentences handed down show how seriously the Judge deemed the actions of Rule and Gaudin.

“Our thoughts foremost are with the young man whose life was changed in an instant following a shocking and utterly needless act of wanton violence, born out of Gaudin's sheer jealousy and insecurity.

"He had no idea of what would unfold that day and the terrible injuries he sustained will mean he needs assistance for the rest of his life. I hope the convictions we have seen today will allow he and his family some small measure of comfort.

"Gaudin and Rule have paid the price for their ruthless, calculated attack with their freedom. There is no place for violence on our streets and anyone concerned in such violence can be assured that the Met will stop at nothing to bring offenders to justice."

Lloyd Packer is aiming to be the fastest “can” to run a marathon. 

He is aiming to raise £65,000 to build a sports pitch at a school in Bracknell where his friend, who died last year, coached. 

Guinness has validated Lloyd’s attempt, but the 26.2 miles in a beer can costume must be completed within 4 hours.

The Stamford Bridge legend, who was sacked from a spell as boss in January 2021, has been out of work since his dismissal from Everton at the start of the year.

Graham Potter was let go by Chelsea on Sunday.

The club have held talks with former Spain Head Coach Luis Enrique and ex Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann but neither want to take the job until the summer.

The force is reviewing previous allegations - including sexual misconduct or domestic abuse - after a series of scandals involving serving staff.

A recent review described the force as institutionally racist, homophobic and misogynist.

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says the process can't be rushed.

Police were called in the early hours of Tuesday morning to reports of a man found injured in Croydon Road, near the junction with Beddington Lane in Mitcham.

It’s believed Tyrese suffered a gunshot wound and died the scene.

Police are appealing for information.

He's set to be in charge for their next game at Wolves on Saturday.

Lampard was sacked by Everton in January.

Former Spain Head Coach Luis Enrique and ex Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann have both held talks about the vacancy with a view to taking over in the summer.

Members of Wimbledon based CWU union have walked out over recent months in a row over pay, jobs and conditions.

The company's said it had increased its pay offer as part of the discussions and it's deeply concerned no deal's been done.

The Teddington laboratory tested the accuracy of the technology used by the Met in operational conditions using different demographics.

LFR enables a more focussed approach to tackle crime, including robbery and violence against women and girls.

The Met is hoping to enable intelligence led efforts where they are likely to have the greatest effect.

71-year-old Jannet Giovinazzo kept the tiny amphibian near a radiator whilst she called the RSPCA.

The frog was no larger than the size of a 10p coin and had survived a journey of more than 3000 miles hidden in a bunch of bananas.

The frog has been named Lidl 

 The money is for projects that will create “cleaner, greener, healthier” neighbourhoods.

The funding is set to support the final phase of the roll out of a 20mph speed limit on the borough’s residential roads.

Kingston Council says tackling climate change is a key priority. 

The Premier League club are searching for a new boss after sacking Graham Potter at the weekend.

Enrique's major honours as a manager come from his tenure at Barcelona, securing the league twice and the Champions League once.

He left the Spanish national team after the World Cup.

Joel Quadri collapsed outside the ticket office in December 2021.

A paramedic from the London Ambulance Service was on site as part of a training day, and was able to step in and perform CPR.

Joel is now 18 and lives in Kew, and says the medical teams are “so selfless in the moments they’re focusing on saving a person’s life”.

It’s being extended so it runs between the barrier in Danebury Avenue on the Roehampton estate, and will finish at Mortlake station.

It’s free and will run between all the park’s car parks.

The service will operate every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, between 9.25am and 4.20pm, until the end of November.

A Public Space Protection Order means they are banned. 

People are also being reminded to take their litter home with them.

The council says that if a bin is full, the QR code attached to it should be scanned in order to report it.

Emergency crews were called just before 11pm yesterday to Rotherwood Close. 

A woman from a neighbouring home was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation, and 14 people were evacuated as a precaution. 

The cause is under investigation by the Fire Brigade and the Metropolitan Police.

The striker's been suspended for seven further games after pushing the referee in last month's FA Cup defeat to Manchester United. 

Silva's banned from the touchline for two matches for being dismissed in the same game.

Kingstonian Ice Cream, based at Kingston Gate of Richmond Park, has picked up two awards at the National Ice Cream Competition. 

They can now claim they make the best dairy vanilla ice cream in the country thanks to their two Gold Medals.

Kingstonian Ice Cream is a family run business founded by Antonio Mastrocola in 1913 and run today by his great grandson Enrico, pictured.

The charity behind the famous MoonWalk, where people pound the streets of London overnight in their bras, has raised £137 million. 

The money, raised over the last 25 years of events, is split between breast cancer charities.  

Min Duchenski from Egham, who has had breast cancer, is taking part in this year’s MoonWalk London on May the 20th.

The campaigner and mother-of-two from Barnes died from the disease last June, aged 40.

Cancer Research UK says projects receiving some of the cash include teams of scientists looking at targeting microbes that might cause bowel cancer.

The Londoners were held to a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge in their first match since the sacking of manager Graham Potter.

It leaves them mid-table in the Premier League.

110 council homes in Waddon are to receive better insultation and radiator controls.

The homes selected are solid wall properties from the 1930s.

Mayor Jason Perry says it’s an “example of the work the council is doing to find funding”.

In a series of recent prosecutions, one person was fined over £1,000 for using a family member’s disabled parking permit.

The Blue Badge cannot be shared by a spouse, family member or anyone else, and the document must be annulled if the bearer dies.

Councillor Salman Shaheen says when somebody with a genuine need can’t park close enough, they may end up having to abandon their journey.

36-year-old Alan Luckhurst was found guilty of eight counts of sexual assault following a trial in January.

He was sentenced to six months in jail which were suspended for 18 months.

He was also given a sexual harm prevention order which prevents him employing anyone under the 18 or acting as their manager.

Chelsea MP Greg Hands and Westminster MP Nickie Allen say that it would safeguard the route’s future, as it faces having its route shortened.

It connects Fulham and Liverpool Street and passes through Westminster.

TfL says the number of routes being shortened or cut is due to a government funding deal and “changing demand”.

It would put the bus route in the same category as Kew Gardens, The Grand Canyon, and the Old City of Jerusalem.

Police were called just before 2.30am to Croydon Road, near the junction with Beddington Lane.

The force say that they believe the man in his 20s died because of a gunshot injury.

No arrests have been made.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101, or Crimestoppers to remain anonymous.

Officers and paramedics were called to the area at 10.30 pm yesterday following reports of puncture wounds.

The 14-year-old boy was taken to hospital for treatment, where his injuries are not deemed life-changing or life-threatening.

Detectives are calling for anyone with information to contact the British Transport Police quoting reference 774.

Speaking from the London Wetland Centre in Barnes, Therese Coffey's confirmed a ban on wet wipes in England.

She says it will be introduced within the year to help tackle water pollution.

Wet wipes are blamed for more than 90% of blockages in sewers.

But opposition parties argue the Tories made the same promise to ban wipes back in 2018.

More than 70 firefighters tackled the blaze at Chopstix which broke out just after 9 am.

Parts of the ground floor, roof, half of the first and second floors of the three-storey building, and flats, were alight.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Disturbed sleep is a common symptom for those living with the disease.

But it is not known how and to what extent sleep disturbance exacerbates it.

The team at Surrey will use new technologies to non-invasively “monitor and improve” sleep patterns.

Neurodiverse people experience differences in ways of learning and their social interactions.

Samantha Hadley is clinical lead for Children and Young People at HCML Croydon.

She says support for neurodiverse children from families and friends is vital.

Emergency crews, including the air ambulance, were called at around 7.10pm yesterday to the Hook Road Arena. 

Surrey Police worked with the organisers to close the site and start an investigation, and the Health and Safety Executive has been informed. 

Anyone who witnessed the incident is asked to contact Surrey Police.

Speaking after he’d filmed his latest series about the animal shelter, the comedian – who died last week at the age of 67 – said he felt like he was 'part of the furniture' at the facility.

The programme’s new season starts in nine days on ITV 1.

The Grade II listed bridge closed in 2019 over structural safety concerns. 

Fosters Architects are proposing creating a temporary, double-decker truss structure to allow it to temporarily reopen. 

The truss will enable parts of the bridge to be removed, by barge, inspected and restored offsite.

But this requires both planning permission and listed building consent from Hammersmith and Fulham Council. 

If approved, the work is expected to be carried out by a third-party contractor who will be procured by the council.  

To have your say, go to hammersmithbridgerestoration.com

Neurodivergent people may interact differently in social and educational settings. 

Recognised conditions include Autism, Dyspraxia and ADHD. 

Samantha Hadley from HCML says there are daily activities that can help neurodiverse people process the world around them. 

Overtime for current officers has also been approved and 999 response units are patrolling the areas. 

Police say they have identified the suspects and are working to bring them to justice.  

The extra officers have been brought in from nearby Twickenham to help with coverage.

Its Plan for Water, which will be set out by the Environment Secretary today, also contains proposals to ban toxic ‘forever chemicals’ from fire fighting foam.

It would also include money for farmers to reduce slurry pollution and to fund on-farm reservoirs.

It’s the third time in five years that the ban has been proposed.

Putney Labour MP Fleur Anderson has called government action “slow”, and has been bringing her own legislation on wet wipes to parliament.

There's a vacancy after Graham Potter was sacked yesterday, less than seven months into the job.

These fans outside Stamford Bridge have given their reaction.

It’s for South Western Railway engineering works. 

The company says although the move is frustrating for passengers, Easter is typically a quieter time for travel.

Bosses are thanking customers for their patience and understanding.

Over 300 have joined the force’s ranks since 2019: 51 more than required.

Home Office figures show there were 2,226 police officers for Surrey in December, up 4% on the year before.

A three year-long Government programme, which aimed to recruit an extra 20,000 officers to forces nationwide, ended last week.

The manager was sacked yesterday after winning only seven of the last 22 Premier League matches.

Julian Nagelsmann and Mauricio Pochettino have been linked to the vacancy.

But Saltor says his side are only concerned with improving their form.

The actor and animal lover, died at the age of 67 last week. 

Paul also presented a TV series “For The Love of Dogs” from the charity’s rehoming centres and was one of Battersea’s ambassadors. 

Officers were called to Short Lane at around 6.20am after reports a woman had been assaulted next to the alley that leads to Masefield Way.

The suspect is described as White, in his early 40s, approximately 5’7”, of slim build, bald and it’s believed he had a foreign accent. 

He was wearing a short black raincoat with long sleeves, black trousers, and black shoes.

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

Officers were called to Short Lane at around 6.20am after reports a woman had been assaulted next to the alley that leads to Masefield Way.

The suspect is described as White, in his early 40s, approximately 5’7”, of slim build, bald and it’s believed he had a foreign accent. 

He was wearing a short black raincoat with long sleeves, black trousers, and black shoes.

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

The actor and animal lover, died at the age of 67 last week. 

Paul also presented a TV series “For The Love of Dogs” from the charity’s rehoming centres and was one of Battersea’s ambassadors. 

Potter left the south coast club to take over at Stamford Bridge on a five year contract in September, but was sacked after only seven months.

The Italian manager filled the vacancy, and his team are now challenging for Europe going into the final stages of the season.

De Zerbi says he has nothing but praise for Potter.

The building was closed in October 2020 by the Mayor of London.

Developer Telereal Trillium says they’re taking a “heritage-first approach”, by enhancing the features of the 1930s building.

The building will contain 62 homes and a community space. 

At around 2am on the 14th of March, he was seen using the map function on his phone at the Crooked Billet roundabout.

When police signalled for him to pull over, he apparently didn’t notice at first “as he was so engrossed in his phone”.

Officers found that he didn’t have a licence or insurance, and so he had his vehicle seized.

Boss Graham Potter was sacked yesterday less than seven months in the job, after their latest defeat saw them slip into the bottom half of the Premier League.

Saltor - who moved to Stamford Bridge with Potter from Brighton - says he's spoken to him about taking over.

South Western Railway line will be closed on Saturday and Sunday for engineering works.

Buses will replace trains between Hounslow, Virginia Water and Windsor and Eton Riverside, both via Staines.

Stay tuned to Jackie for the latest traffic across the weekend.

At the end of last year, two cars collided and one of them failed to stop for police, although he was stopped at Hampton Court Gate.

A breath test found that he was over the limit.

The man from Sunbury has been told to pay £841 and given a 17-month driving ban.

St George’s in Tooting is among the NHS trusts taking part in the scheme.

The four vehicles available can effectively as a network of mobile intensive care units.

The fleet will be based at sites across London and are expected to transport around 2,000 patients a year.

They were rated Inadequate by the Care Quality Commission.

The trust has had to temporarily stop offering gas and air to women and birthing people in hospital, due to “issues with ventilation”.

You can go here to submit questions in advance.

The event will take place on their Facebook page at 1pm.

Police say they had at least three incidents of it yesterday morning, with the deer running across the roads. 

The force is reminding people that if the animals collided with a cyclist or pedestrian, it could result in serious injuries. 

Deer birthing season begins next month, during which time it’s compulsory to keep dogs on leads in Richmond and Bushy Parks.

The Premier League club are reportedly yet to contact the former Bayern Munich head coach about the vacancy though.

Ex-Chelsea winger Pat Nevin says it will be interesting to see what happens next.

Wayne Couzens has been stripped of his Met police pension, after Sadiq Khan applied to the Home Office to take it from him. 

However, Mr Khan says that he’s still eligible for a pension for his work with the civil nuclear constabulary. 

Mr Couzens is serving a whole-life order for killing the 33-year-old woman from Clapham.

There are currently more than 1,000 people working in various roles in Surrey and Sussex.

The work done by the service was recently highlighted in a BBC documentary called “Parole” which has boosted interest in the sector. 

24 year old Amber Boyle is a probation services officer from Staines; she says she’s never done such a rewarding job.

Another 36 year old man was rushed to hospital in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Emergency services were called to reports of a stabbing on the High Street where the victim was taken to hospital. 

The first 36 year old man remains in Police custody. 

The scheme, which goes live tomorrow, features new cycle lanes which are separated from motor traffic on most parts of the corridor.

The route starts just north of the junction with Bartlett Street and runs south to Purley High Street.

Improved pedestrian crossings are also included as well as parking bays to help businesses along the corridor. 

It happened between junctions 14 and 15 and involved two cars and a HGV.

 Detectives along with the London Ambulance and the Helicopter emergency service were called just after 11.50pm.

 The man’s condition remains life threatening, and police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the crash to contact them on 101.

Around 5 fire engines arrived to tackle the blaze in Stanwell Moor which broke out at around 7.30am this morning.

The fire was brought under control just after 11am and firefighters remain at the area to ensure the site is safe. 

The borough has supported the arrival of more than 880 refugees under the national Homes for Ukraine scheme so far.

That’s the second highest number in London and the fifth highest in the country.

The authority says the fund will be at no cost to Council taxpayers.

Wildlife Aid has taken in more than 30 over the last four weeks.

They include a tiny cub found in the middle of a school playground.

The charity runs an adoption scheme which raises money to help rescue, rehabilitate and rewild foxes taken to the hospital.