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  • The Great British Busk Off

    Three teenagers from Wimbledon are set to face the music in the country’s biggest busking competition. Duo Rosi Yip & Ella Harding, both 18 from Raynes Park, have been writing and performing acoustic songs for five years. They will be joined

  • Confused Swan lives life in the fast lane

    A confused swan was living life in the fast lane this morning after waddling onto the M25. Pictures tweeted by Sutton Roads Police show the bird standing near the Junction 13 turn-off in Staines. The Highways Agency took it to be looked after

  • CCTV breakthrough in hunt for missing man

    Police are appealing for the public to help find a missing man who was last sighted on Thursday. Gunnay Kamal, known as Tony, was seen on CCTV heading through an alleyway next to Tesco on Walton Road, East Molesey. Mr Kamal, who is from Thames

  • Tooting Bec Lido prepares for vintage makeover

    Tooting Bec Lido will receive a vintage makeover in August, with DJ’s, volleyball and synchronised swimming. The events are part of a pool party being hosted by the wine company Chandon, to celebrate the launch of their new Moët Hennessy sparkling

  • Night bus goes up in flames in quiet residential street

    Firefighters were called out in the early hours of this morning, after a bus went up in flames in a residential street in Wimbledon. The vehicle was left with roughly 40% damage from the blaze, which started shortly before 1:45am in Walpole Road

  • Ardley yet to decide on Kennedy's AFC Wimbledon future

    Dons boss Neal Ardley has not closed the door on bringing defender Callum Kennedy back into the squad as his search for a defender continues. He said: “We have an 18-man squad, and I’ve made no secret of the fact I’m looking for another defender

  • 100-year-old once delivered milk and went to palace parties

    A woman who once delivered milk and attended parties at Buckingham Palace has celebrated her 100th birthday. Doreen Forrester marked the milestone on Monday, July 21, at Tadworth Grove nursing home in The Avenue, Tadworth. Her friend Carol

  • Clothes recycling charity holds DJ event in Battersea

    Find a vintage look while listening to the latest hits at a charity event in Battersea. The Traid charity clothes shop is opening its doors for an evening with an in-house DJ. The charity will be urging customers to sign up to their secondhand

  • Men jailed over Rolex fraud

    Men who attempted to buy Rolex watches using fake IDs to secure 0% finance deals have been jailed. Alvin Baffour, 22 years-old, of Thornton Heath and Brandon Sakyiama-Collins, also 22, of Mitcham carried out fraud attempts across the south of England

  • Surbiton special needs teacher retires after 37 years

    A special needs teacher described as “a friend to everyone” has retired after 37 years of loyal service to her school. Pam Johnson, 59, said goodbye to staff and students at Dysart School, in Ewell Road, Surbiton, during the last day of term on

  • Street performers to descend on the town

    Croydon will be taken over by a whirlwind of street entertainment, when Covent Garden and Edinburgh festival performers descend on the town centre. Street Live will show off art, magic, acrobatics and spectacular circus stunts performed by five

  • Shakespearean comedy celebrates Bard's 450th

    Young actors and directors are invited to take part in three perform performances to celebrate the Shakespeare’s 450th birthday. Shakespeare in the Park will host three week-long theatre workshops for 10-16 year olds from Elmbridge , who will be