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Kingston
Town centre – Wood St
Heathrow
7 miles – 22 minutes
Coombe Hill
2 miles – 13 minutes
Rose Theatre
1 mile – 6 minutes
Kingston Museum
Town centre – Wheatfield Way
Villiers Road Recycling Centre
1.4 miles – 7 minutes
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King Egbert of Wessex holds his witan (council of religious leaders and earls) at Cyningestun.
As the name suggests, the town is named after the King’s Stone, the site where Athelstan the Glorious, grandson of Alfred the Great, is one of 7 English kings to be crowned, including Ethelred the Unready in 979.
At the time of the Domesday Book it is a considerable settlement with 86 villagers, 14 smallholders, 2 slaves, 5 mills and a church.
The first stone bridge is built crossing the Thames from Kingston.
A royal charter is granted by King John permitting a weekly market.
Edward III grants permissions for two annual fairs.
The town is held by Parliamentary troops during the English Civil War. They withdraw after losing the battle of Edgehill, soon after troops loyal to the King arrive and sack the town.
Formerly made a municipal borough.
Kingston Town station opens, named to distinguish it from an earlier Kingston station which later becomes Surbiton.
Kingston is made the county town of Surrey until becoming a London borough in 1965.
Although the town has long called itself a ‘royal’ borough, the title is formerly bestowed by George V.
A public meeting by fascists makes national headlines. The main speaker, James Joyce eventually defects to Germany to join the Nazi Party. From there he broadcasts propaganda, gaining the nickname ‘Lord Haw Haw’ due to his posh accent. Captured in 1946 he’s executed for treason.
Known by the Nazis as agent ‘Johnny from Golf Course’, electrical engineer Arthur George Owens sends the Germans sensitive information including details of British radar from his home overlooking Kingston churchyard. After he surrenders to MI5, ‘Agent Snow’ begins working for Britain.