I would like to thank Barry Beacham for his excellent letter (Calling for peace talks, July 11) regarding the arms trade. To interfere in other sovereign countries (Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen etc) is making a bad situation
The man who died on the tracks at Malden Manor train station on Friday has been named. Sellathurai Tharmarathnam, 45, lived in Tolworth, an inquest heard as it opened and adjourned yesterday. West London Coroner’s Court said the provisional
A Worcester Park man who fell from his sailing boat hours after buying it to sail around the world with his wife, an inquest has heard. Hany Mustapha, 46, went missing near the Isle of Wight on October 27 last year, a day after celebrating his
Having read the outcome of the 'public vote' for the Emily Davison Memorial Project, I am even more incensed. The whole process is a disgrace, and the irony is that it's gone against the very principles the suffragettes stood for: an
SIR. With all the mess on the Broadway, with a few minor variations, they have put back what they dug up – no raised kerb for the parking bays/pavement. Twice already, I have had to retreat from cars coming on to the pavement to access
written by Katie Elmore 5 stars Reminiscent of a Rihanna concert, the Tiffin Swing Band starts their set late. Granted, it’s only five minutes late, but having seen the Swing Band perform before and impatiently waited for the next incredible
written by Lizzie Buckman 4 stars A play based around mime and puppetry could be some people’s idea of hell. However, Headcase was no typical display of mime and puppetry. A CD player became a monster, a sheet of paper became an aeroplane
written by Ilana Hirschberg 4 stars Raise the Roof started IYAF 2013 with a bang. From one fantastic man and his guitar, to drag queens performing Chaucer, Jeremy Sachs put together a banquet of fun that catered to every taste. Following
