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Tolworth man charged with fraud and assault in Covid vaccine con 0
- News
- 16th January 2021
A Tolworth man has been remanded in custody charged with assault and fraud after allegedly injecting a 92-year-old with a fake Covid-19 vaccine. David Chambers, 33, of Hook Rise North, will stand trial at Kingston Crown Court on two counts of fraud by false representation, one count of assault, and two breaches of Covid-19 restrictions.
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Become a friend of Surbiton’s famed art deco railway station 0
- Environment, News
- 16th January 2021
Would you like to be part of a Friends of Surbiton Station group to help enhance the building and improve the environment for railway passengers? Well, you could join an online group being set up by Kingston Council. The council is keen to unite those interested in preserving and enhancing the art deco-style railway station,
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Iconographic-style art show moves online in lockdown 0
- Arts, News
- 12th January 2021
Twilight, an exhibition by Surbiton fine art artist Anthony Maccini, can be viewed in an online video at the cornerHOUSE arts centre. The exhibition showing Anthony’s black and white oil-on-canvas paintings depicting symbolic ideas, places and people, had been scheduled to run at the Douglas Road arts centre until February 21 with a Meet the
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Frantastic display at Reading 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 11th January 2021
Chelsea Women can go top when – Covid permitting – they host Manchester United at Kingsmeadow on Sunday. It follows a majestic Madejski show against Reading, with Fran Kirby scoring four of the Blues’ five goals without reply, leaving the champions second in the table. “While Fran scored four goals, and four brilliant goals, it
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New interactive map launched to report fly-tipping in Surbiton 0
- Environment, News
- 7th January 2021
Reporting fly-tipping has just got easier. Kingston Council has launched an interactive map of the borough’s streets. Place the pin where rubbish has been dumped and then fill in a short form to give council staff more details. “Our rangers have noted an increase in fly-tipping since the start of the pandemic,” said Surbiton neighbourhood
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Memorial plaque and mosaic commemorates Frances Moseley 0
- Arts, News
- 5th January 2021
Surbiton MP and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey, pictured, has unveiled a plaque and mosaic to commemorate the life of Frances Moseley, a Berrylands ward councillor who died in 2012 following a long battle with cancer. The mosaic of a daffodil (a flower which Frances loved) on a wall near the Surbiton Children’s Centre Nursery
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