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  • Palace 3-1 West Brom - Ince and Ledley score on debuts

    Palace moved to 13th in the Premier League with a 3-1 home victory against West Bromwich Albion thanks to first-half strikes from debutants Tom Ince and Joe Ledley and a second half Marouane Chamakh penalty. The talk before the game was about which

  • Body found in Croydon house fire

    A man has been found dead following a house fire in Croydon this morning. Firefighters were called to a blaze in Addiscombe Court Road at 11.35am, where they found the body of a man in a rear bedroom on the ground floor of a terraced house.

  • World is waiting for Cobham

    International rugby stars could be on their way to Elmbridge after Cobham Rugby Club was named as an approved team base for the 2015 World Cup this week.   Cobham Sports Association in Fairmile Lane is one of 65 sites across England identified

  • RoboCop: Reviewed

    Starring: Joel Kinnaman, Michael Keaton, Gary Oldman, Jackie Earle Haley, Abbie Cornish, Michael K Williams and Samuel  L. Jackson’ Director: José Padilha For anyone out there who doesn’t know much about RoboCop, this 2014 movie is a remake

  • Giant palm tree is turning heads

    A father and daughter enjoying the sun under a tropical palm tree is an image you might expect to see in the Caribbean, or some remote Pacific isle. So it might come as a shock to learn this idyllic image was taken on a cold February morning on

  • Q&A with Richard Anderson

    Singer songwriter Richard Anderson hails from Tooting and has just released album Up Before Dark. Katie Kemp chats to him about his music and activism in Wandsworth. Katie Kemp: When did you first discover an interest in music? Richard

  • Mark Steel is in Wandsworth Town

    Radio 4 comedy host Mark Steel is touring the capital with a live version of his show. In Town will look at the quirks and foibles of each area he visits, with Mark asking audiences to suggest ideas on social media before the gig. The show

  • Hestia women's refuge hymn-along at All Saints' this Sunday

    A hymn-along in aid of Hestia Women’s Refuge will take place at All Saints’ Church in Putney this Sunday. The concert will feature a full brass band and the critically acclaimed combined church choirs of All Saints’ and St Mary’s Putney performing

  • Johnny Cash tribute band comes to Sutton

    Johnny Cash fans will be chuffed to hear the sound of the man in black is coming to town. The Secombe theatre will be boom-chicka-booming when the show, Johnny Cash Revisited, perform their interpretation of the Cash’s music. Featuring Rick

  • Southfields saxophonist secures Royal Academy place

    A sixth former from a Southfields school who has cites jazz legend Charlie "Bird" Parker as his inspiration has won a place at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music. Saint Cecilia's student Quinn Oulton, 18, fought off stiff competition to win

  • Up and coming folk singer to play Thames Ditton

    An award-nominated teenage singer-songwriter will be airing his latest material at a gig in Thames Ditton next week. Nineteen-year-old Luke Jackson is known for his distinctive voice and unique interpretation of folk music. He has previously

  • Send your ideas for Kingston Heritage Open Days 2014

    Have you ever walked past a building in Kingston and thought: “I'd love to know what the inside looks like”? Well now is your chance to find out, as the Kingston Society is taking suggestions for the 2014 Heritage Open Days (Hods). Last year

  • School and care home come together for RSPB Big Bird Watch

    Youngsters and older members of the community in Walton came together for a weekend of bird watching. Residents at Anchor’s Glendale, Ambleside Avenue, teamed up with pupils from Walton Oak School on January 24 to monitor if bird numbers are declining

  • Surrey Search and Rescue stop in at Brooklands College

    Surrey Search and Rescue paid a visit to public service students at Brooklands College to give them an insight into the organisation. Along with finding out what it is like to be part of a search and rescue team, students presented the volunteers

  • Lots of love for Topsy Turvy screening on Valentine's Day

    Couple seeking a Valentine’s Day with a difference can head to the Vera Fletcher Hall for a screening of Mike Leigh’s musical drama, Topsy Turvy. In partnership with Thames Ditton United Reform Church, the 1990s film tells the story of WS Gilbert