Author Archives: Richard AH White

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About Richard AH White

Retired Solicitor specialising in child law and former Tribunal Judge hearing cases on special educational needs and welfare benefits.

Putting the ‘ice’ in ‘police’

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Sitting pretty

Fine gardening at the junction of Sheen Lane and Sheen Gate Gardens

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Mortlake Station 180

An appropriate model for the celebration with the FiSH Choir behind. Deputy Mayor Matthew Wherry addresses the gathering.

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Mortlake Station 180

Tim Catchpole, Chairman of the Mortlake With East Sheen Society, presenting Stationmaster Daniel Opoku, with a rare celebratory MESS mug Daniel responding to the award and with Railway Chaplain Christopher Henley

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Queen Victoria’s Waiting Room

Definitively! And you can now buy model cars! Opposite Mortlake Station.

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Behind the Times

Or before!

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And to confirm… from the Mortlake Brewery Community Group

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Cyclists ignoring red lights. And on the pavement?

The Times reports today that a Nextbase (a dashcam company) research study found that more than half e-bike riders failed to stop at red lights. East Sheen and Mortlake residents might think that is a conservative estimate by local standards. … Continue reading →

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Apologies

The EastSheenMatters post about the celebration on Monday of 180 years since Mortlake Station was opened referred to Cllr Clare Vollum as Deputy Mayor.  This was incorrect. The new Deputy Mayor is Cllr Matthew Wherry, elected member for Fulwell and … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery

On 22 April 2026 EastSheenMatters reported as follows: “……….. there is no reason why the planning permission in respect of residential units should not be acted upon. But a year on the public has not been made aware of any … Continue reading →

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