New Malden News

New Malden Business Directory Goes Live

May 4, 2009 by Rob  

Our New Malden Business Directory has gone live. This is a chance for local businesses to promote themselves on New Malden’s dedicated website NewMalden.co.uk

So if you’re looking for New Malden Estate Agents, or a plumber in New Malden, visit the New Malden Business Directory.

If you run a local company, it’s really easy to get listed - just visit the website and follow the “add listing” links.

Take A Swing At Gordon Brown

April 2, 2009 by Rob  

World of Golf in New Malden garnered a bit of publicity this week with a topical stunt allowing punters at the driving range to aim their shots at pictures of Gordon Brown and Alastair Darling.

The imaginative jape was timed to coincide with the G20 meeting of world leaders and made it to the blog of Evening Standard journalist, Paul Waugh.

John Martyn Dies

January 29, 2009 by Rob  

Just the other day, we mentioned how New Malden born singer/songwriter has been given an OBE in the New Year’s Honours list. Unfortunately it was announced today that John has died. The message was posted on this website:

With heavy heart and an unbearable sense of loss we must announce that John died this morning.

Sad news.

Gary Lineker in Tesco?

January 22, 2009 by Rob  

According to the celebrity gossip newsletter, Popbitch:

Gary Lineker was spotted shopping in New Malden’s Tesco superstore “buying economy cupcakes and a copy of Hello! magazine”.

Admittedly, as celebrity gossip goes, it’s pretty tame.

New Malden in the FT

January 19, 2009 by Rob  

Matthew Engel from the Financial Times has been to New Malden. In his report on the town, which he calls a “bland and discreet commuter suburb”, he discusses the Korean community and the reasons why it exists in New Malden, and why community cohesion has worked better here than it has elsewhere

Whilst describing New Malden as a success story, Engel remarks:

“It is easy to forget the low-level irritation felt by the locals every time a long-established shop closes and gets replaced by yet another Korean business. That does seem to be as bad as it gets, though. As one woman put it to me, “If you’re going to have an ethnic group in your community, I recommend the Koreans.”"

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