An estimated £100,000 of damage done in Alexander Drive, Westfield Road, Linford Avenue and Dawson Road.
Police are asking for any information regarding the crime which occured over several days last week. Victims include local Conservative councillor Kevin Davis who's car will cost over £2,000 to repair.
The Ewell Road library will be closed for repairs for two weeks from February 27.
Books and other items already on loan can be returned at selected times to the Library Halls entrance.
Residents will also be able to renew items via phone on 020 8547 6444, email at surbiton.library@rbk.kingston.gov.uk and on the Kingston Libraries website.
Read more on the Kingston Borough website...
Victoria Road locals accuse YMCA residents of dumping rubbish over wall.
The YMCA comes under fire again from local residents, this time over rubbish. Eileen Price says, "We pay our council tax and the whole area around here is filthy. I think this is a dirty, filthy disgrace."
The Surbiton.com news feed is turning into a list of local crime. There's good news out there, it's just not reported so much in the local papers.
The fact is our news articles are taken from stories published on the internet and most news sites prefer headline-grabbing crime stories, which gives visitors to this site a very unbalanced image of Surbiton.
In view of this we're asking users to make more use of our Submit News feature to post their own articles about local events and news happening in the neighbourhood.
While we're on the subject, Surbiton has a very high-ranking hockey team, and the Berrylands Lawn Tennis Championship is world-renowned. In light of this Surbiton.com would like to enlist the assistance of a sports writer. If you're interested in donating a couple of hours, please use the Feedback link to get in contact with us.
[b]as im from nottingham, i heard surbiton is a beautiful place to live?? i'm doing my family tree at the moment and i had ancestors living in surbiton, surrey, in 4 st andrews square, i looked up at the house on the internet and its beautiful so im hoping to come down and look around surbiton.[/b] :D
Kingston Primary Care Trust will publish a document for debate with stakeholders this month.
A spokesman said, "The paper will look at the range of services and activities which might be put on the redeveloped site, and gives examples of innovative good practice in the delivery of some of these services."
A strategic outline with consultation will be produced by October 2006.
Read more in the Kingston Guardian...
Does anyone know of a reliable & honest Lambretta Mechanic? :D
I have a 1968 LI 150 that needs a service and some bits and bobs done to it before I can safely be let loose on it.
Or does anyone know of a local garage that does this sort of work?
I need to find a garage that does MOT's too !!
Many thanks
Surbiton station is infested with criminal scum making life hell for commuters! South West Trains as expected dont give a sh*t!
You can make a difference by contacting Alison Reynolds the station manager and demanding she tightens security with more guards on platforms and more cctv cameras.
Phone : 0870 0005 151, ext 62755
Or why not call our local MP Ed Davey and tell him to do something. Phone: 020-8288 0161
Security has always been a high priority for Ed as he has worked closely with Simon Hughes MP and Mark Oaten MP and therefore needed to protect his behind.
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A London Assembly transport committee rates station as 7th worst in Greater London.
The report listed the highest crime levels for 20 London stations outside Zone 1 ranking Surbiton Station as the seventh highest with 166 reported crimes, covering mugging, robberies, sexual assaults, vandalism and graffiti.
However, a SWT spokesman said the figures needed to be put into context, stating that the station handles over five and half million passengers a year and contradicts the Rail Station of the Year Award announced for 2005.
Read more in the Surrey Comet...
Police find man under cover after house search.
A Surbiton Hill Park resident called the police when she realised her home was being burgled. She became aware of the daytime break-in whilst working upstairs and immediately contacted the Police. After searching all the rooms would-be burglar, Michael Brazil from West Ewell was discovered hiding under a duvet.
