A worker at a Surbiton massage parlour has been slapped with a police caution for operating without the correct licence.

It is the most higgledy-piggledy of Surbiton’s many charity shops – where a good root around is most likely to turn up a hidden gem.

Roadworks to repair damage from burst water pipes in Surbiton will drag on until next week, Thames Water has said.

A 6in pipe burst yesterday afternoon, causing significant damage to the road at the junction of St Mark's Hill and Ewell Road. Four-way temporary traffic lights have been installed. Repairs on the initial burst were completed yesterday, but more leaks were found.

Paul Smith, 42, had toyed with the idea of creating a piece of art focusing on the Baron of Richmond for some time and went ahead with the creation after his death on Sunday, August 24.

Four-way temporary traffic lights will be installed at the top of St Mark's Hill in Surbiton as engineers repair a burst water main.

There are fewer trains to and from Wimbledon this morning after emergency engineering works disrupted the service.

Councillors on the Surbiton neighbourhood committee have suggested calling a newly-built cul-de-sac in the town Alcott Close in recognition of the retired alpine skier.

Cousins Anand Shah, 33, of Hook Rise South, and Jaimin Shah, 26, of St Mark's Heights, in Lamberts Road, were slapped with suspended sentences and community service orders by an Old Bailey judge.

Drivers could be forced to slow down throughout Surbiton town centre if councillors vote in a new 20mph speed limit.

The mystery of a Tolworth soldier detailed in a letter to the Surrey Comet may have been solved by a former detective.