Archives from September 2018
Baby Mindful at Orleans House Gallery starting 1 October 2018
Baby Mindful is back, in the awe-inspiring beauty of our Octagon Room. Choose from the option of a 4 or 8 week course where you’ll spend quiet, quality time learning Mindfulness techniques from a qualified practitioner. Especially tailored to new or expecting parents and their bumps or babies (pre-crawling) this course will enhance bonding between you and your baby, promote calm and offer the opportunity to meet other local parents.
29 September 2018 | around_town
ETNA Bridge Club looking for new members
ETNA Bridge Club is now recruiting new members to join friendly bridge group. We meet every Thursday from 1.00pm to 3.30pm and it costs £8 per month.
28 September 2018 | around_town
Celebrate Libraries Week - 8 to 13 October 2018
Richmond’s readers are encouraged to celebrate our much-loved libraries by attending one of the events being held for Libraries Week (8-13 October).
As part of the week’s programme of events, and to celebrate Black History Month, Teddington Library will host a talk with family historian, Paul Crooks. On Tuesday 9th October from 7.00pm to 8.30pm, Paul will chat about tracing his own roots to the backdrop of the British Government’s abolition of slavery in the 19th century.
26 September 2018 | around_town
Blooming good result for borough's green spaces
The borough’s green spaces came away from this week’s ‘London in Bloom’ Awards with four Gold, two Silver Gilt, and one Silver Award.
‘London in Bloom’ celebrates Councils, communities, residents, and businesses working together to improve the environment of London and make a greener, cleaner place in which to live, work and visit.
25 September 2018 | around_town
Registration now open for Full of Life Fair
Twickenham RFU Stadium is set to be full of fun, full of dancing, full of information and full of life, as the annual Full of Life Fair returns to town on Friday 26 October.
25 September 2018 | around_town
Consultation on borough-wide 20MPH limit launched
Residents are now able to have their say on plans to introduce a borough-wide 20MPH speed limit in Richmond upon Thames.
Earlier this year the Council announced its intention to reduce the speed limit on all roads (except the A316 and A205 which are under Transport for London red-route control) to 20mph.
24 September 2018 | news
A murder message in a bottle
Anyone who has gone wandering up the River Crane in wellies knows that there is often more than hungry ducks and plastic bottles coming down on the tide. After centuries of carving its way through Tudor middens, Georgian gunpowder mills, Victorian rubbish dumps and wartime back gardens the Crane can offer many surprises to the keen-eyed mudlark. from porcelain pot tops and tin hats to cast iron pokers and earthenware bottles saying ‘Richmond Bottling’.
23 September 2018 | around_town
Half Term at Orleans House Gallery - October 2018
Join us over the October Half Term where we will be taking inspiration from The Big Draw and exploring the art of play! Take part in our Playful Portraits Project consisting of three fun workshops; People in 2D!, People in 3D! and People in Mystery!, where children will explore a range of techniques to capture characteristics and features of real and imaginary characters.
23 September 2018 | around_town
New trail to be laid in Crane Park Island Nature Reserve
An enhanced, interactive nature trail will be laid on Crane Park Island Nature Reserve following a £4,228 grant from the Council’s Community Fund.
London Wildlife Trust is working to improve the island’s nature trail by installing numbered oak posts which link to an information map. The posts will have interactive tactile panels which children can use to make rubbings from which will tell them about the history and wildlife of the area.
23 September 2018 | news
Borough's schools top national results tables
Pupils attending primary school in Richmond upon Thames have topped the national league tables yet again following publication of the provisional 2018 Key Stage 2 (SATs) results last week.
These results mean the borough has also scored the highest in London in nearly all areas with 87% of pupils achieving the expected standard in reading, 87% in writing, 88% in mathematics, whilst 80% did so in reading, writing and mathematics combined, all considerably above the national averages.
23 September 2018 | news
Older Articles
- The sticky problem of gum — 23 September 2018 | news
- Get curious at Orleans House Gallery this Autumn — 23 September 2018 | around_town
- Museum of Richmond's 30th Exhibition — 23 September 2018 | around_town
- New affordable homes in Twickenham — 20 September 2018 | news
- New Community Kitchen funded — 19 September 2018 | news
- Kilmorey Mausoleum Open House - 23 September 2018 — 15 September 2018 | around_town
- Turner's House lecture - 20 September 2018 — 15 September 2018 | around_town
- Rambert School extension consultation - 18 September 2018 — 15 September 2018 | news
- Clarion consults on affordable housing scheme in Richmond — 15 September 2018 | news
- Orleans House Gallery Autumn 2018 Art Clubs — 15 September 2018 | around_town
- Nominate community heros — 14 September 2018 | around_town
- Julian Costello Quartet Open Soundcheck Tour — 13 September 2018 | around_town
- Council supports new Brexit vote — 12 September 2018 | news
- Twickenham Riverside architect competition — 12 September 2018 | news
- Join the conversation and have your say on local issues — 12 September 2018 | around_town
- Armed Forces Champion appointed — 12 September 2018 | news
- Crown Road part of Car Free Day - 22 September 2018 — 11 September 2018 | around_town
- New building opens for the newest secondary school in Twickenham — 11 September 2018 | news
- GASS day - 15 September 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Exactly 100 years ago - September and October 1918 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Heritage Open Days at Orleans House Gallery - 8 to 16 September 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Know Your Place Heritage Festival 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Roger Hutchins' exhibition and talks - Autumn 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- J Hope - Maths Tuition — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Feasibility study for restoring the lower River Crane — 6 September 2018 | news
- Adult Workshops at Orleans House Gallery - Autumn 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Arts and Crafts at Open House London - 22 to 23 September 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Turner's House in Open House London - 22 to 23 September 2018 — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Friendly French conversation classes — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Richmond Fire Station open day — 6 September 2018 | around_town
- Boost for Girls football in Richmond — 6 September 2018 | news
- Twickenham Rough footpath and cycleway opens — 6 September 2018 | news
- Consultation on adult social care — 6 September 2018 | news
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