News in Twickenham

The famous Naked Ladies in the gardens of York House are receiving a renovation ahead of visitors returning after the pandemic.

Specialist cleaning to the stonework on the listed statues is being carried out and the pool below them is being drained and cleaned.

A new mural has appeared on the side of a wall and the artist dubbed the 'Banksy of Hampton Hill' has told us all about it.

The mural has been well received by locals. One person said: "Thank you for making our high street that bit brighter, we all love it!"

We go behind the scenes at a doctor's surgery in Twickenham which is delivering coronavirus vaccinations at a rate faster than one every minute.

Doctors from the West Twickenham primary care network delivered 1,800 Pfizer vaccines at the Acorn Group Practice in Holly Road in its first week as a vaccination centre.

It looks like Twickenham will be waking up to a blanket of snow tomorrow morning.

Light snow has been forecast to fall from 3am on Saturday (January 16), turning into heavy snowfall by around 8am.

The members of Slimming World Twickenham and Isleworth are continuing to enjoy a successful and fulfilling, healthy lifestyle throughout the numerous lockdowns.

Not willing to put their health on the backburner they have been attending virtual support meetings and have continued to share ideas, food learning and support each other.

Period drama Bridgerton has taken Netflix by storm in recent weeks.

The show has been streamed more than 60 million times since arriving on Netflix less than a month ago on Christmas Day.

A new online newspaper has been launched in Twickenham to cover the stories that matter to you.

Welcome to Twickenham Nub News, a truly local website that gets to the heart of the town.

Today we have a new article from Twickenham wine expert Lisa Johnston, with her top rosé recommendations that can all be found in Twickenham just in time for this weekend's heatwave!

It should be said that rosé is a superb choice of wine all year round. It should never be relegated to just the warmer months – or weekends.

Whether you're a July 4th-celebrating expat or just like a glass of wine, there's no better excuse to pop open a bottle of American wine than Independence Day, and Twickenham has some gems on offer.

Californian wines have long been heralded for their quality and come in an array of styles - from big Napa Valley Cabs to vibrant Chardonnays from the coastal regions of Sonoma.

The biggest investment in Marble Hill Park in a generation is underway.

And all park users are set to benefit, including sports teams, dog walkers, families visiting the revived café or new children's play area, people with disabilities and visitors coming for an inspiring programme of community events.