Morning. The Tolworth Close closure was made permanent on Tuesday, Remembrance Sunday has a timing change worth knowing, and only a few late-show tickets are left for the Berrylands fireworks.

On Tuesday night the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee resolved to make the Tolworth Close closure permanent, after considering and setting aside the formal objections. Everyone who objected will be notified. The full decision text is on the council's committee page.

The single yellow line on Raeburn Avenue, between number 52 and Ewell Road, has not been approved. The committee voted to consult on it, as part of a wider consultation that includes speed cushions and a zebra crossing near Sainsbury's. A further report will come back to the committee. No consultation dates have been given.

On phase two of the speed-reduction plan, the committee also agreed to consult on speed indicator devices, speed cushions, speed tables and lamp-column banners at the locations officers recommended. Nothing is installed yet.

The Berrylands Scouts' display is on Saturday 7 November at the Scout Hut, Stirling Walk. The Scouts say only a few tickets for the 8pm show remain, on sale from 10am on Saturday at the hut. There are no tickets on the gate. Adults £12, under-14s £7. Anyone without a ticket can watch from Berrylands Park, and donations are welcome. Details are on the Scouts' site.

The service starts at 10.45am at the war memorial at the front of Surbiton Library, not 10.15. The procession is what leaves Hollyfield Road at 10.15, along Ewell Road to the memorial.

Move parked cars before 7am: parking is suspended from then. The council lists Ewell Road between Hollyfield Road and Berrylands Road as shut from 7am to 1pm. The police alert gives shorter closures, Hollyfield Road from 8.30am and Ewell Road from 9am, and expects roads to reopen around 12.15pm. The two sources differ on how far along Ewell Road the closure runs. Council details are on the event page.

Ewell Road: two-way signals are in place outside Mellish Court until 29 November and between Dysart School and Kingsdowne Road until 29 November, for UK Power Networks cabling. Separately, Ewell Road is closed overnight, 8pm to 5am, between Lenelby Road and Beaconsfield Road from 9 to 13 November for resurfacing. Lamberts Road is closed 24 hours a day to 29 November.

Hook Road: the council's roadworks list gave Tuesday 3 November as the finish for the burst water main repair, but the list has not been updated since 30 October. Transport for London lists one lane closed each way between Elm Road and Somerset Avenue until 8 November for Thames Water.

The Maple Road signals at Cadogan Road are listed to Saturday.

The Surbiton Fox, the former Fox and Hounds on Portsmouth Road, is expected to reopen in November after its £332,000 refit. No date has been announced.

The listed-building application for the waiting rooms on Surbiton station's platforms, 26/02107/LBC, is open for comment until about 12 November. The council's target for a decision is 26 November.

UK Power Networks is holding a public meeting on its cable works on Wednesday 11 November, 6 to 8pm at the Maypole, 2 Hook Road. Free.

Cloudy, 11, with patchy light rain early that should clear by mid-morning, according to the Met Office forecast for Kingston. Light winds. Tonight the cornerHOUSE on Douglas Road has Fly Me! Mrs Sage and the Mile High Club, a comedy about the first Englishwoman to fly, 7.30 to 9pm, £12 (£10 concessions) from TicketSource.

Saturday: 11, sunny intervals. Berrylands fireworks, see above.

Sunday: 11 and sunny. Remembrance Sunday, see above.

Monday: 12 and sunny.

Tuesday: 12, overcast.

Wednesday: 12, overcast. UKPN meeting at the Maypole, 6 to 8pm.

Thursday: 11, overcast.

Have a good weekend.

Mike