Alexandra

Tributes after Tolworth Infants tradegy

A five year-old boy has died in a playground accident at a Tolworth school.

Bricklayer admits raping teenage girl in busy Alexandra park

A bricklayer has admitted raping a 14-year-old girl in a busy park on Easter Sunday.

Mixed reception for new smaller Tesco superstore

Revised plans for a controversial new Tesco were greeted with a mixed reception at the first round of consultation.

New primary school "could be delayed to 2015" under Tory spokesman's plans

No new primary school on hospital site under the Conservative education spokesman’s plan. Three year delay inevitable say council.

Red Lion site back on track

Council grudgingly approves 50 flats plan.

Tolworth: One of London's Greatest Spaces

Boris thinks regeneration plans worthy of recognition.

Ambitious plans for Tolworth Broadway take shape

Council unveils scheme to revitalise Tolworth Broadway.

Summer Showcase

Jan '70
Thu 1st

Footloose and fancy free

Well known numbers from musical theatre will be entertaining audiences at the cornerHOUSE during a Summer Showcase in June.

Music-lovers will be treated to a selection of melodies from the early years of Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and Gershwin, to songs from musicals like A Chorus Line, Wicked, Footloose and even Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

The voices are supplied by the students of Tolworth vocal coach Keesha Mclean, accompanied by Nic Luker on piano.

Summer Showcase

Jan '70
Thu 1st

Footloose and fancy free

Well known numbers from musical theatre will be entertaining audiences at the cornerHOUSE during a Summer Showcase in June.

Music-lovers will be treated to a selection of melodies from the early years of Irving Berlin, Cole Porter and Gershwin, to songs from musicals like A Chorus Line, Wicked, Footloose and even Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

The voices are supplied by the students of Tolworth vocal coach Keesha Mclean, accompanied by Nic Luker on piano.

Hide and Shriek

Jan '70
Thu 1st

Head for the hills

The duelling banjos of John Boorman’s 1970s classic Deliverance may or may not appear in Upstage’s latest production at the cornerHOUSE, but we’ll certainly get plenty of suspense thanks to a family of strange, eccentric and scheming hillbillies.

Hide and Shriek, a black comedy by prolific playwright Tim Kelly, is set in the wild backwaters of Arkansas.

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