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Tilly O'Brien

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As seen in: Kingston Courier, Matriarch, Nub News, Teddington Nub News, ITV News Granada, Liverpool Echo, EIN News, Stylist, The Tab, BUST Magazine, Richmond Nub News, Twickenham Nub News, Kingston Nub News
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Editor of Kingston and Teddington Nub News. Send your stories to to tilly.obrien@nub.news. Words seen in BUST Magazine, Stylist Magazine, the Liverpool Echo.

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An aspiring journalist who has written for BUST magazine, Stylist magazine, ITV's Granada Reports, The Leeds Tab, and Tribune Wired. Currently a copywriter for Matriarch.

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Kingston Council fund nine local projects to help tackle climate change - Kingston Courier

Kingston Council fund nine local projects to help tackle climate change - Kingston Courier

Kingston Council has funded nine local projects, including Minima Yacht Club and The Community Brain, as part…

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The Lion Inside: Review - Kingston Courier

The Lion Inside: Review - Kingston Courier

A heartwarming tale of bravery and friendship between two unlikely animals. Sarah Punshon's adaptation of Rac…

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Easter is rooted in religion, but has it become a secular holiday? - Kingston Courier

Easter is rooted in religion, but has it become a secular holiday? - Kingston Courier

Every year many people across the nation, regardless of their religious beliefs, celebrate an extended weeken…

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Explainer: What are brain tumours, and what symptoms should you look out for? - Kingston Courier

Explainer: What are brain tumours, and what symptoms should you look out for? - Kingston Courier

Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children and adults under 40 and Over 5,300 people lose their …

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Why raising awareness about brain tumours is so important - Kingston Courier

Why raising awareness about brain tumours is so important - Kingston Courier

I was diagnosed with a brain tumour when I was 17. I was studying for my A-Levels at the time and at an age w…

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Eight date ideas in and around Kingston perfect for Valentine's Day - Kingston Courier

Eight date ideas in and around Kingston perfect for Valentine's Day - Kingston Courier

Every year, couples across the globe celebrate their loved ones in their own special way, whether it be a big…

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Teddington-based mum, campaigner and tutor publishes handbook for raising children with additional needs

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By Tilly O'Brien Verified
| Teddington Nub News Verified
A Teddington-based mum, campaigner and tutor has published a handbook for raising children with additional needs. Natalie Hay, who has lived in Teddington for 20 years and raised her two children in the local area, previously taught at St Mary's and St Peter's primary schools in Teddington and is now the author of The Parent-Carer: a Survival and Advocacy Handbook for Raising Children with Additional Needs.
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Kingston women launch business selling traditional Eastern European drink

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By Tilly O'Brien Verified
| Kingston Nub News
Two women living in Kingston have launched a business selling their self-brewed, traditional Eastern European drink. Friends Dasha and Masha moved to Kingston from Russia after the war in Ukraine started and realised they missed Kvass, an old Slavic drink popular in countries across Eastern Europe, including Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia . Thus, they started brewing their own version of Kvass in Dasha's kitchen in Kingston before launching Garna Kvass last month.
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Armed Forces Day: Veterans at Surbiton care home recognised for their service

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By Tilly O'Brien Verified
| Kingston Nub News
Veterans marked Armed Forces Day at Royal Star & Garter's Home in Surbiton last weekend. Residents from the Home held a series of events during the week which culminated in Armed Forces Day on Saturday, 27 June. Residents who moved to the Surbiton Home within the past 12 months received Armed Forces pins, especially arranged by staff. The Surbiton Royal British Legion Youth Marching Band also performed live, and on the day itself RAF veteran Geoff raised the Armed Forces Day flag outside the Home.
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