Unsung Hero: TV show got granny crocheting blankets
A member of St John’s Baptist Church in Old Malden has crocheted more than 900 blankets for premature babies, but says she won’t stop until she’s reached at least 1,000.
Writer aims to expose Asperger's sydrome
A writer from Hampton Wick, who has Asperger’s syndrome diagnosed a year ago, aims to raise awareness of the illness.
Pomp aplenty as Kneller Hall ends concert series
Twickenham’s very own Last Night of the Proms was staged by the Royal Military School of Music on July 24, attracting a crowd of 3,000 people.
Pooches on parade for Woking and Sam Beare Hospices
A sponsored one mile walk for dogs and their owners will take place at Brooklands Community Park on October 13.
Kingston buskers to perform at the O2 as part of Gigs competition
The best of Kingston’s young musical talent will take part in one of the country’s biggest music competitions.
Places still available for summer holiday Shout! programme
Heathside School and Xcel Leisure Complex host to Shout! activity schemes.
Up-and-coming bands to take over The Bedford at FolkFest
A range of unique, up-and-coming folk bands and artists are set to take over one of south-west London’s premier pub venues as the four-day Folkfest returns, writes Erin Harding.
Mute swans break Wetland Centre record for bevy of cygnets
A pair of mute swans have broken records by hatching twelve cygnets at London’s Wetland Centre on Putney Common.
Firefighters to help smokers kick the habit
Merton Council and fire brigade are helping smokers in the borough kick the habit once and for all.
Maths made fun for Merton schools
Pupils from 12 Merton primary schools showed their mathematical ability last week in the Merton Annual Sum Sort Competition.
