A van driver delivering supplies to a Surbiton island bar got himself into some trouble when he forgot to put his handbrake at the weekend.

It has become something of an enigmatic symbol of Kingston, a place everyone sees but not everyone gets to go to.

Property flooding is still a possibility for homes close to the Thames in Kingston, according to Kingston police, with more heavy rain and winds of almost 50mph expected today.

Police made an unexpected visit to Kingston’s iconic Raven’s Ait island for an unannounced licensing inspection – during a dry Muslim wedding.

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Out of the ashes of a global food crisis and chaotic revolution, the play focuses on a dystopian world in which the governments and corporations have allied in order to capitalise consumerism.

Squatters booted off an island in the Thames are reaping their 'revenge' on Kingston Council, the leader has said.

Sailing school wins bid for island venue.

The illegal squtters on this island have been evicted, peacefully last night.

2 illegal squatters have been arrested.

A victory for common sense.

Well done to the councillors and police involved.

Shame that we have to spend money dealing with timewasters such as these squatters.

We will now have to recycle their rubbish for them.

I wondered why sapphire8 and her chums had gone quiet.
Don't expect any answers to my questions now... ;-)

Fag an Bealach

Raven’s Ait International Eco-Conference Centre

Guided tours, talks, activities and workshops
You are welcome to visit every day between 12am to 7pm
Mondays – Ravens Ait Island Project Meeting – 7pm
Wednesdays – Community Talking Circle – 8pm start
Tuesdays – Music Jam – 6pm to 10pm
Saturdays – Yoga 11.30a.m.
Eco Cinema – 7pm start
Sundays – Picnic 2pm in the garden

Rumours abound over possible credit-crunch victim.