“Most Famous Pub in the World” gears up for the return of capacity crowd
World famous Twickenham pub The Cabbage Patch is preparing for the return of full crowds at the town’s stadium for
Friends of Kneller Gardens raising funds to equip pavilion café for the winter
The friends of Kneller Gardens are hoping to raise £5,000 to renovate the pavilion café and make it suitable for the winter.
Black history month celebrated in Richmond
Richmond residents, organisations, and community leaders attended a celebration of Black history in Twickenham on Tuesday. Healthwatch Richmond hosted guest
Tapestry exhibition reflects artist’s experience of lockdown at Twickenham gallery
An exhibition of tapestries reflecting on an artist’s experience of lockdown has opened at an art gallery in Twickenham. “Thank
Kingston and St Mary’s students to join Girls’ Night In boycott
Today, Kingston and St Mary’s university students are joining in on a national nightclub boycott to stand against the spiking
Play café opens for excited toddlers and parents on Twickenham high street
Toddlers and parents are buzzing with excitement after a play café with an indoor play area opened on Twickenham high
Beer price rise: South West London drinkers have their say
South West Londoners face paying 30p more for their pint of beer at their local pub. Prices could reach £6
New telephone booth coffee shop in Twickenham proves popular
A coffee shop which opened in a Twickenham telephone booth last week has been popular with customers. Restaurant worker Livia,
Islanders set for oarsome season as Twickenham Rowing Club builds on exceptional summer
Twickenham Rowing Club’s World Class Start centre is aiming for more international success following an exceptional comeback summer. A triple
Campaigners raise money to tackle hygiene poverty in Twickenham
The Twickenham branch of a hygiene poverty charity is fundraising to purchase basic hygiene products. The Hygiene Bank collects and
New primary school opens in Twickenham for children with special educational needs and disabilities
A new SEND primary school has opened in Twickenham as part of an effort to improve the area’s provisions for children with speech, language and communication needs.