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A familiar sight on Twickenham riverside, but looking rather different today.The White Swan is closed, with scaffolding ...
18/10/2026

A familiar sight on Twickenham riverside, but looking rather different today.
The White Swan is closed, with scaffolding covering much of the building and work taking place.
Hopefully, it won’t be too long before we see people enjoying a drink here again.
When was the last time you visited?

18/10/2026

The Cabbage Patch 10 takes over Twickenham!

Hundreds of runners took to the streets of Twickenham this morning for the famous Cabbage Patch 10, a popular 10-mile race through our local area.

A great atmosphere, plenty of determination and lots of support along the route!

Were you running, cheering or just watching the action?

18/10/2026

Cabbage Patch Run from Church Street. Departing at 9am

This is how Kingston’s Ancient Market looks today, 11 days after the devastating fire of 6 October.It’s unusually quiet,...
17/10/2026

This is how Kingston’s Ancient Market looks today, 11 days after the devastating fire of 6 October.

It’s unusually quiet, with damaged stalls removed or boarded up and work continuing behind the barriers.

All market stalls have been closed this week, but there is some encouraging news!

According to Kingston Council, the market is expected to start reopening from Monday 19 October, although traders who lost their stalls may have to wait longer.

The fire is believed to have started from a faulty fridge, and police are not treating it as suspicious. Thankfully, nobody was injured.

The hope is to have the market ready for the Christmas season.

Kingston Market is more than just a place to shop. It’s part of the town’s history and everyday life.

Have you visited Kingston since the fire? Are you looking forward to seeing the market come back to life?

17/10/2026

Can you guess where this bus journey ends?

Pepe’s Piri Piri officially opened on 13 October, another addition to Twickenham’s fast food scene!Something the younger...
16/10/2026

Pepe’s Piri Piri officially opened on 13 October, another addition to Twickenham’s fast food scene!

Something the younger generation might be excited about!

I missed the opening, but it looks like some people have already given it a try.

Has anyone been yet? What do you think of this new addition to Twickenham?

Can you guess how many people cross this bridge every day? The footbridge connecting Eel Pie Island to Twickenham rivers...
16/10/2026

Can you guess how many people
cross this bridge every day?

The footbridge connecting Eel Pie Island to Twickenham riverside is a busy little crossing.

Residents, visitors, cyclists and curious walkers all make their way across.

But did you know that this is actually a private bridge, paid for and maintained by the island residents?

Now, here’s a little challenge: How many people do you think cross this bridge on an average day?

Let’s hear your guesses!

What a spectacular sky over Twickenham tonight!Shades of pink, orange and gold painted the clouds above the riverside an...
15/10/2026

What a spectacular sky over Twickenham tonight!

Shades of pink, orange and gold painted the clouds above the riverside and The Albany, turning an ordinary Thursday evening into something rather special.

Did you catch this beautiful sky this evening? Where were you watching it from?

What if Twickenham’s mooring rings became little works of art?Sometimes, the smallest things can become an attraction!Af...
15/10/2026

What if Twickenham’s mooring rings became little works of art?

Sometimes, the smallest things can become an attraction!

After my recent post about the old railings along Twickenham Riverside, someone shared a fascinating story.

A few years ago, a fairly large boat tied itself to one of the cast iron railing posts. As the tide went out, the rope tightened until the post eventually snapped!

That got me thinking about the mooring rings themselves.

What if we transformed them into colourful little works of art?

Imagine local artists painting beautiful scenes of Twickenham, the Thames, boats, wildlife or our local history on them.

They could become little attractions along the riverside, something people stop to admire, photograph and share on social media.

Of course, any artwork would need to respect their original purpose, preserve their condition and keep them safe for boats to use.

I’ve created this AI illustration to show what one of them could look like.

What do you think? Would you like to see colourful artwork on Twickenham’s mooring rings, or would you prefer them to remain as they are?

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