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The Third Battle of the East Sheen Plough

and update at 1930. The combatants’ statements are awaited with interest. The fence put up by Fullers shown in the previous post was taken down this morning. The brewers were seeking to maintain entry to all the doors. At 930am … Continue reading

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The Second Battle of the East Sheen Plough

Following the former tenant’s court victory over the brewers, we hear that a new front has opened at Well Lane. Any news from the front?

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Waitrose Car Parking

Richmond upon Thames Council own the car park land which is leased to East Sheen Waitrose for parking purposes. The Council is responsible for the maintenance and signage. If you have been there today you may have noticed that the … Continue reading

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St. Mary the Virgin Church Mortlake

Mortlake is a place of great antiquity. The presence of Stone Age implements in the River Thames has suggested the existence of a prehistoric settlement. There have been various occupiers, including the Archbishops of Canterbury and King Henry VIII. The … Continue reading

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Dachshunds on the March again

Sheen Gate 2pm today

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Hare & Hounds Garden Market

Saturday 27 July 2024 11am to 1pm Don’t miss the final week of the Market for now. You might not want your face painted but pop your nose in to support this engaging local community enterprise. Stallholders for this final … Continue reading

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Lime Bikes

Recent coverage here (see 15 July) of ‘The Lime Bikes Question’ has led to a response from Cllr. Ehmann, the Richmond upon Thames Council Transport Committee. “The borough has seen considerable use of the bikes in question (in excess of … Continue reading

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Olympic Ideals

In a prelude to the Paris Olympics 2024, Channel 5 showed a fascinating programme about the London Olympics 1948 last night. Being immediately post war when the country was suffering severe after effects, they were known as the Austerity Games. … Continue reading

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VISOR

VISOR (Visually Impaired Society of Richmond) has just received £4200 of National Lottery funding to help them continue their work assisting people with visual impairment. The charity, run entirely by volunteers, offers advice, support, and social activities to blind and … Continue reading

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Councils’ Chief Executive resigns

Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth councils’ Chief Executive Mike Jackson has announced that he will be leaving in the autmn after less than two years in the job, due to ‘personal family reasons’. The leaders of both councils praised Mr Jackson for … Continue reading

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