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From Tuesday 21 January, residents are invited to explore the beauty, movement, and symbolism of water through art.
Council news | 10 Jan 25
On Monday 13 January 2025, come along to free sessions exploring our new Draft Air Quality Action Plan and the health impacts of wood burning.
Council news | 09 Jan 25
We have introduced four cargo bike parking bays to support young families and promote sustainable transport.
Council news | 08 Jan 25
Residents can now recycle used coffee, tea and hot chocolate pods free of charge at Townmead Road Reuse and Recycling Centre.
Council news | 02 Jan 25
Hear from the Leader of the Council in his annual end of year message, reflecting on the many things we have achieved in the last 12 months!
Council news | 20 Dec 24
Between Monday 16 and 23 December, we are installing 30 new bikehangars for residents to securely store their bicycles.
Council news | 12 Dec 24
Residents with real coal fires or wood burning appliances in their homes are encouraged not to burn or to strictly limit burning time this winter to help reduce dangerous air pollution in the borough.
Council news | 05 Dec 24
Earlier this month, Habitats & Heritage volunteers rolled up their sleeves to plant native English flower bulbs along the length of the Kew Road Ha-ha.
Community news | Habitats & Heritage | 29 Nov 24
With Black Friday looming and the Christmas shopping season in full swing, why not consider giving the gift of less stuff and more fun to the budding DIY-ers, makers and adventurers in your life with Library of Things’ new gift vouchers!
Council news | 28 Nov 24
Residents, schools and community groups will be able to claim a free tree in the new year for planting in private gardens or land in Richmond upon Thames.
Council news | 28 Nov 24
We are proud to share that Councillor Julia Neden-Watts, Deputy Leader of Richmond Council and Chair of the Environment, Sustainability, Culture and Sports Services Committee, was named a finalist for the LGiU Innovator of the Year.
Council news | 25 Nov 24
We want to help make food waste recycling even easier. You can now pick up a free roll of compostable caddy liners from your local library or the Civic Centre in Twickenham.
Council news | 19 Nov 24
We are continuing to support residents to keep their homes warm and more energy efficient this winter by funding the distribution of warm home packs to those who need them most, which could save households up to £200.
Council news | 07 Nov 24
The Thames towpath between Richmond Lock and Kew Gardens car park on Ferry Lane is still entirely closed following the collapse of a section of the towpath on Saturday 19 October.
Council news | 07 Nov 24
On Tuesday 12 November, come along to St Luke’s Church and hear about practical advice on the small things we can all do to fight climate change and take care of the environment.
Community news | St Luke’s Church | 01 Nov 24
We are hosting consultation sessions for people who live, work or study in the borough to learn about and share their views on our draft Air Quality Action Plan.
Council news | 31 Oct 24
This November, residents are invited to join Habitats & Heritage in planting bulbs and clearing rubbish at the Kew Road Ha-ha. There will also be a free tour to introduce the area’s history and explain the local charity’s project to preserve the Kew Road Ha-ha.
Community news | Habitats & Heritage | 31 Oct 24
On Saturday 2 November, Ham and Petersham Association and Amenities Group is hosting the annual Ham Pond clean-up.
Community news | Ham and Petersham Association and Amenities Group | 29 Oct 24
Join us on 18 November at this free event where members of the community across all sectors will explore solutions to the big challenges facing our borough.
Council news | 28 Oct 24
The Thames towpath between Richmond Lock and Kew Gardens car park on Ferry Lane is entirely closed following the collapse of a section of the towpath on Saturday 19 October. Fencing has been installed at either end and residents and visitors are asked not to make any attempt to access the towpath, at any time. It is not safe.
Council news | 22 Oct 24
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