News in Twickenham

These are all the knives which were handed in by visitors to Twickenham Police Station.

A knife amnesty has been held over the past three months in the front counter station in London Road.

Below are your tide tables for the four-day Easter weekend.

There will likely be flooding until at least Sunday at high tides.

River levels will be extremely high in Twickenham over the next few days as a full moon brings spring tides to the Thames.

High tide is forecast at 6.07am and 6.33pm tomorrow (Thursday, April 1) with water levels above 5 metres. They will remain high until Saturday.

There will be no criminal action over the sad death of a popular seal pup at Hammersmith Bridge.

The harbour seal pup nicknamed Freddie Mercury was a common and popular sight in the River Thames in Richmond.

Village fetes and local events are the experiences we are most looking forward to when government restrictions are lifted, according to a poll seen by Nub News – something that's always been key to community life across Richmond.

The finding comes in a survey of more than 2,000 consumers for #wecreateexperiences, a campaign being launched today (March 30) by One Industry One Voice, a group representing the UK's events industry. Leading names from music, sports and showbiz are encouraging us to plan to start sharing live experiences again, with the message: Together, we can do this right.

A new cafe has opened in Twickenham's Marble Hill Park.

The Coach House Cafe is in the old stables area.

Starting at the Diamond Jubilee Gardens and ending at the Hammertons Ferry crossing, fill in the list, put together by the Twickenham Riverside Trust and tick off the sights on the sheet which you can download on the link below.

When you're done, stick an Easter selfie or a picture of your completed sheet on social media with the hashtag #TwickenhamRiverside and we'll share the best here on our website!

The second ever winner of a £250 cash prize in the community lottery Get Lucky Local has generously decided to donate his windfall to the charity he supports and works with.

Francis Ring-Davies is a Crossroads Care support worker and gave his winnings to the local group.

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