News in Tooting

A rescue dog from Tooting has been missing since Wednesday morning (21st September).

Emilio, a mixed breed, has been missing from his new foster home for nearly a week.

London's first female only boutique fitness club, Beattitude, can be found on the Garratt Lane in Tooting, with the aim of providing workouts and nutritional plans tailored to women of all ages and fitness abilities within one club. Going to the gym can feel daunting if you're not really sure what you should be doing.

However, being part of a group fitness class can really help build your confidence as you learn techniques both from your trainer and from the community around you.

A restaurant in Tooting has announced it will be extending its Eat Out to Help Out scheme until the end of October.

The Little Taperia, based on Tooting High Street, is a Spanish restaurant which describes its concept as 'delicious, innovative tapas made with really good ingredients and served in gorgeous surroundings.'

A Balham business owner says they have lost fifty per cent of their business since Tooting residents have stopped visiting following A24 changes and the LTN scheme.

Elizabeth Jones, owner of eco-friendly shop Natural For Baby in Balham, says that her shop's footfall and access to deliveries has been damaged significantly.

Tooting Police Station will have relocated all of its policing teams by the end of October.

This comes following the announcement of the station's closure by the end of March 2021.

Since the launch of Tooting Nub News we have reported on many people and businesses in our community.

I am extremely grateful to be able to write and tell the stories of this wonderful area.

Friday afternoon (25th) residents walked a mile around Tooting Common in order to show solidarity with Greta Thunberg's FridaysForFuture movement.

Organised by passionate parents Richard Couldrey and Sophia Parker, #walkamileforclimate encouraged discussion and education about climate change and the effect it plays on our lives.

Tooting Community Kitchen has been serving the vulnerable fresh food and produce for almost two years now.

Starting as one table outside Iceland near Tooting Market in 2018, the community kitchen has grown into a multi-day and multi-area project which serves to feed those in need.

BYO, situated in Tooting Market, encourages customers to reuse their packaging and to say no to single use plastics.

In light of recycling week and the Global Day of Climate Action taking place tomorrow (25th) - we took a trip inside Tooting's eco-store to explore its very different take on shopping.

Tooting & Mitcham United are calling for fan support in the lead up to tonight's clash with Ebbsfleet United.

The FA Youth Cup clash will be taking place in Imperial Fields at 7:30pm.