Driver fined for keeping out of the way

A King Charles Road resident is ticketed for helping emergency services.

Gerry England said he's been woken several times during the night to move his van for emergency vehicles, so thought it reasonable to park up on the kerb to make space. Kingston Council thought differently and has fined him nine tickets since January.

Read more in the Surrey Comet...

Triangle light up

The public gardens at Alexander Drive have make-over.

New plants, automatic lights and further refurbishments are planned to make Berrylands more welcoming to visitors.

Read more in the Kingston Guardian...

Sealion Scouts' New Website

Surbiton's largest Scout Group, 1st Surbiton (Sealion) Sea Scouts have redesigned their website for 2006. It provides details of all the activities offered to local young people with photos of recent events and challenges.

You can visit it at the new address www.sealionscouts.org.uk

Surbitonian to star in Bollywood

Local girl gets lead role alongside famous Indian comedian Devang Patel.

Kajal Sehmi 23, was spotted by casting director who spotted her doing an advert in Mumbai.

The Bollywood film called Aahiq Bechara, meaning Poor Lover was shot in locations around London including Slough, Oxford, Hounslow High Street and Wembley.

Read more in the Surrey Comet...

Thames Ditton Tennis Club launches new Website

Thames Ditton Lawn Tennis Club, based in Weston Green Road close to Thames Ditton railway station, has just launched a new Website. It's at http://www.thamesditton.net

Please visit!

A3 bus gate becomes controversy

Experimental Tolworth Rise exit causes safety worries.

All Shook Up at Surbiton Masonic Hall

Performance at Glenmore House raises awareness of diabetes.

A joint initiative by the Kingston Primary Care Trust with the Kingston Voluntary Group of Diabetes UK and the Pyramid Theatre enabled Shaun McGowan and Philippa Easton to perform 'All Shook Up', a humorous play about an overweight Elvis impersonator.

Read more in the Kingston Guardian...

73-year-old Scout Master rejuvenates Berrylands unit

Reg Gage organises Scouts' spring recruitment drive.

After over 40 years of leadership, Reg has proven himself to be the best man to promote the new Phoenix Explorer Scout Unit in Sterling Walk.

The doubtful future of the unit was allayed when he stepped in to lead the group saying, "I didn't want the boys to be lost from scouting because we could've packed up altogether and that would've been a real shame."

Read more in the Kingston Guardian...

Class A dealer pleads guilty

Surbiton drugs dealer gets nearly four years in prison.

22 year-old Oladapo Lateef was arrested by a special police task force as part of Operation Vetha and sentenced at Kingston Crown Court in February.

Read more in the Kingston Guardian...

Charity concert at Saint Andrew's Church

An event organised by Kingston University will donate all proceeds to Mayor of Kingston's charity appeal.

On Saturday 25th March, The Kingston University Orchestra, conducted by David Osbon will perform the following repertoire:

Mozart's Symphony No 36 in C, 'Linz', K425

Beethoven's Egmont, Op 84 , Overture

Dmitry Shostakovich's Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No 2 in F, Op 102
Soloist: laurie Reeve, winner for the second year in a row, of the Kingston University Concerto competition.

Venue:
St Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Road
Surbiton
KT6 4DT

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