Fire rages at garden centre
- Environment, Gardening, News
- 17th July 2020
Tolworth’s arts, crafts and food market will be in full swing tomorrow (Sunday) from 11am to 3pm. “Tolworth and Kingston as a borough are lucky to have a huge number of brilliant local traders and creatives,” said Charlotte Levy, project co-ordinator for the community-led regeneration project SHEDx which has organised the event. “We’re looking forward
READ MORESpooky goings on will be happening at The Circulatory near Berrylands railway station tomorrow (Saturday). The waste not, want not, recycling, upcycling and repurposing centre at Chiltern Works off Chiltern Drive, Berrylands, will be decorated in all things eerie for Halloween. Enter a dark corridor and make your way towards the Grotto of Doom encountering
READ MOREA soup kitchen has opened up in Surbiton to serve hungry children and their families during this half-term week. As well as two choices of soup, bread and a piece of cake to take away, there are also toiletries for those who need them. The Souper Soup is running at the Museum of Futures in
READ MOREA soup kitchen has opened up in Surbiton to serve hungry children and their families during this half-term week. As well as two choices of soup, bread and a piece of cake to take away, there are also toiletries for those who need them. The Souper Soup is running at the Museum of Futures in
READ MOREVulnerable children in Surbiton and Kingston are to receive food vouchers to cover the half-term holiday AND Christmas. Kingston Council has answered campaigning footballer Marcus Rashford’s call to arms, and will support hard-pressed families after the government refused to extend the holiday scheme it brought in during the summer. The council will fund food vouchers
READ MOREThis was the bountiful haul when volunteers cleared the dense undergrowth around the tennis courts in Victoria recreation ground; 50 lost balls (some slightly chewed). The community rallied to spruce up Victoria rec, trim unruly foliage, pick up litter and dramatically improve the Victoria Avenue entrance’s flowerbeds. Twenty five volunteers from the Friends group used
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