Seven years of temporary arrangements have become the map. The 209 now runs both ways through Castelnau, the 485 stops short at Mortlake, and TfL made the change with most consultation responses against it.
Barnes Police Liaison Group meets at Barnes Green Day Centre on 10 September, 7pm to 8.30pm.
Contract caterer Elior has registered a kitchen at the London Wetland Centre in Barnes, alongside the trust's own five-rated café listing.
The Parish Bakery has registered as a food business at 13 Barnes High Street and is awaiting its first hygiene inspection.
Greenfield Artisan Butcher has registered at 189 Castelnau in Barnes and is awaiting its first food hygiene inspection.
A cafe or restaurant trading as ALISON has registered at 36A Barnes High Street and is awaiting its first hygiene inspection.
A restaurant trading as Dee has registered at 153 Church Road in Barnes and is waiting on its first hygiene inspection.
The cob and his cygnets died in July. The council's first move against the botulism that killed them was to take the carp out of the water.
The Barnes Hub, live since 11 July at barneshub.co.uk, gathers local clubs, events and volunteering into one place.
Barnes Community Association volunteers have reroofed a shed at Lowther Primary School, months after refurbishing two of its benches.
Moloko Cycling has registered as a cafe at a unit in Tideway Yard on Mortlake High Street and is awaiting its first hygiene inspection.
A quiet three days on the local news front — no planning rows, no road closures, no licence applications worth flagging. The main event is a new volunteer-run website, and the diary is full of small, local things: a bike sale, a yard sale, a history lecture.
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