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Lidl and Kingston Council agree £10m deal for Tolworth headquarters move

Cut-price supermarket chain Lidl has agreed a £10m deal with Kingston Council to move its UK headquarters to Tolworth and its chief executive has promised "new jobs for local people".

Surbiton school in talks to take over special needs provision at Tolworth primary

A Tolworth primary school may soon have its special educational needs provision taken over by another school.

Pooper snoopers: Litter police to issue £100 fines to inconsiderate dog owners

Pet owners who do not clean up after their pets will face hefty on-the-spot fines from today as Kingston Council cracks down on dog fouling.

Boy, 15, seriously injured after moped collision near playground

A 15-year-old boy has been taken to hospital with leg, back and neck injuries after ploughing his moped into a metal pole outside a playground.

Police hunting waiter accused of sexually assaulting woman in Surbiton restaurant

An appeal to trace a waiter who allegedly assaulted a woman in a Surbiton Indian restaurant has been reissued by police.

Long Ditton youngster wins part in Piper

A 10-year-old was plucked from children at 40 schools to sing on stage.

Paramedics called after car hits lamppost in Berrylands

Paramedics were called to Berrylands after a car crashed into a lamppost.

Parents express worry after primary school announces plans to merge year groups

Parents at a Tolworth primary school fear their children's education is being compromised after plans to merge two year groups were announced.

Surbiton Wildlife group wins up tp £10k funding for Claremont Gardens

After long weeks of waiting, and possibly thousands of campaigning tweets, a Surbiton community project has won up to £10,000 to revitalise Claremont Gardens.

Winners of our Young Reporter scheme for 2015 celebrated at awards

Surbiton High and Croydon High scoop top prizes in Young Reporter Awards Last night saw the fourth Newsquest Young Reporter Awards at Quadrant House in Sutton. Almost 80 people attended the event, made up of winning students, parents and teachers.

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