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Given the reporting today of the court decision about the impact of social media, EastSheenMatters wishes to announce that it is not designed to maximise engagement at the expense of user wellbeing.

The talk by MESS Chair will be held at All Saints Church and will start at 7.30pm.  Forty years ago almost to the day the GLC, who managed the South Circular, was abolished and the Government seized control of the … Continue reading →

Tower House School is looking to recruit a driver for a new minibus route through Kew and Richmond, to collect pupils first thing and drop them off at school each morning. This will help our parents with early morning logistics, … Continue reading →

An EastSheenMatters subscriber wrote this morning: “Rush hour traffic on the Upper Richmond Road was again held up by traffic lights [this time] outside Sheen Sports. Having passed the traffic lights at 1pm, complete with attendant queues of traffic, I … Continue reading →

Here is a challenge for those who choose to participate in the Outfox the Competition being held during the Sheen Artists Trail fortnight. Gillian Ross’s Fox has been shortlisted for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition!

LOCAL ARTISTS AND BUSINESSES REUNITE TO BRING SHEEN ART TRAIL BACK TO SW14 18 APRIL-2 MAY 2026 Following the success of 2025’s inaugural Sheen Art Trail, Sheen Artists and East Sheen Village are joining forces again to bring the event … Continue reading →

Pre-loved, Re-loved sale, Sunday 29 March 13:00 -15:00 Mortlake Hall, Tea, coffee and cake also available!  Come along to our charity clothing and homeware sale. Recycle, repurpose and reuse whilst at the same time supporting two local charities – MCA and … Continue reading →

Wednesday 25 March 12 noon West London Tuba Quartet Friday 27 March 7pm Evi Wang Trio Violin, Clarinet and Piano

The Council’s Transport Committee agreed on Monday 16 March to award exclusive operating rights for e-bike services in the Borough to Forest, which will effectively ban Lime bikes from being hired or parked in the borough. The likely effect is … Continue reading →

The All England Lawn Tennis Club has overcome one hurdle in its proposed £200 million expansion on what was the adjacent golf course in Wimbledon. The High Court has decided that that land is not subject to a statutory trust … Continue reading →