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Twickenham
A community-led drop-in group for families of visually impaired children aged 0–18 years. We are not a charity—just a supportive, informal group created by parents, for parents—offering face-to-face sessions where families can meet, share…
Hampton
Hampton & Hampton North Police Liaison Group (Ward Panel)
Kew
Explore key sources for researching your ancestors who served in the First World War. Find out about the types of records held by The National Archives, including service records and medal cards, and learn how to find and use them in your research…
Twickenham
TwickFolk’s popular birthday bash. This year, we’re 43. Please join us for a fun and friendly evening of current and vintage performers – and possibly cake. To get an idea of what to expect, check out this recording of the John Prosser and Paul Vile…
Richmond
Set against a breathtaking backdrop, Richmond Harbour Hotel offers an elegant and unforgettable setting for your special day. Whether you envision a grand celebration or an intimate affair, our luxurious venue combines modern sophistication with…
Twickenham
Compassionate Cuppa – Free Monthly Grief Café in Richmond
Join us for our next Compassionate Cuppa on Tuesday 16th December 2026, 10:00–11:30am at ETNA Community Centre, TW1 2AR.
Compassionate Cuppa is a free monthly drop-in grief café, offering…
Petersham Road, Richmond
We are grateful and fortunate to have Eva Clarke with us on the evening of the 21 January 2026 to talk about her difficult start in life during the last week of the Second World War, born in the concentration camp Mauthausen. She and her mother were…
Kew
In 1943, German SS officers in charge of Auschwitz-Birkenau ordered that an orchestra should be formed among the female prisoners. Almost 50 women and girls were assembled to play marching music to other inmates and to give weekly concerts for Nazi…
Kew
Learn about records relating to army service including personnel records and operational records such as war diaries. Much of this material is available for the first time following the recent transfer of historic service personnel files from the…
East Sheen
Join us as we bring together over 20 enthusiastic local businesses for a fair entirely dedicated to feeling well. From stress relieving therapists, fitness instructors, dog trainers, home organizing, gardening, hobbies & more.
We are also supporting…
Twickenham
Enjoy a landscape walk, led by our knowledeable tour guides. Learn more about Marble Hill's historic landscape and changes made through time. Please meet outside front of house at 1pm.
Ham
Include fresh local produce, crafts, delicious treats, kids activities and live music.
Hampton Hill
Come and visit your local theatre.
Twickenham
Head to Twickenham for the 2026 Lunar New Year Celebration across the town on Sunday 15 February
Join the Dragon parade at Twickenham Green at 1pm for the dragon dance and music. The parade will continue down Heath Road, King Street, London Road,…
Kew
Uncover the scandal that rocked the Macmillan government in the early 1960s, fuelling a national obsession with spy culture
In 1962, civil servant John Vassall was sentenced to 18 years imprisonment for espionage following an MI5 investigation and…
2A Langdon Park, Teddington
Join us for a night to remember when Pink Proms returns to Normansfield Theatre.
Hosted by the Richmond and Wandsworth LGBT Equality and Ally Group. With a wonderful array of music from the London Gay Symphonic Winds Orchestra.
Kew
How did people defy state prejudice to find love and relationships?
The National Archives’ collections offer a valuable insight into how the government interacted with and viewed LGBTQ+ communities in the past, at a time when the state played a…
Kew
How did Wallis Simpson, a Baltimore socialite, become one of the most vilified women of the 20th century?
'That woman', as she was referred to by the Queen Mother, became a hated figure in the British press for apparently ensnaring King Edward VIII…
Barnes
Performers:
Tiffin Choirs
James Day, Conductor
Fr. Stephen Stavrou, Officiant
Programme:
Tarney Blackthorn Carol
Responses Martin Neary
Psalm 131, 146
Canticles Howells New College Service
Anthem Howells Like as the Hart
Join us for a service of…
Kew
Explore King Henry VIII’s groundbreaking act and its far-reaching consequences.
The Act of Supremacy of 1534 declared Henry VIII the supreme head of the Church of England, formally rejecting the authority of the Roman Catholic Church. Primarily a…
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