Archives from November 2018
Turner House wins architectural award
Butler Hegarty Architects have been commended yet again this month for their work restoring Turner’s House at the national Brick Awards which celebrates exemplary clay brick architecture.
29 November 2018 | news
Consultation on new Council Tax reduction scheme
Residents can have their say on Council proposals to axe Council Tax contributions for the most hard-pressed residents.
29 November 2018 | around_town
New exhibition weaves its way to Orleans House Gallery
The British Tapestry Group: Sound and Weave / Rhythm of the Weave is expected to transform woven tapestry away from a two-dimensional historical document towards an imaginative, and more multi-disciplinary approach through sounds and distorted dialogue.
29 November 2018 | around_town
500 new trees for Richmond
Five hundred trees will be planted across the boroughs highways and parks during this planting season, which runs between the middle of November and the end of March.
26 November 2018 | news
Try the DrinkChecker website
Are you drinking responsibly? Keep track of your intake with the Richmond DrinkChecker website. Richmond’s residents are being encouraged to drink responsibly and keep track of their drinking.
19 November 2018 | around_town
St Margarets Fair 2018 donations
The St Margarets Fair is always an annual highlight for the local community. There was a great line-up of music and entertainment, stalls run by local businesses and organisations, the dog show, a breath-taking display by the Castellers of London and Barcelona, and even a big screen for those who wanted to watch England play Sweden in the World Cup.
17 November 2018 | news
Christmas at Kilmorey
It isn’t every day of the week that you receive a warm invitation to a rather unusual Christmas Party being held in a rather unusual location from an even more unusual couple who have been dead for over 100 years. When once such invitation comes your way, you should take it up!
17 November 2018 | around_town
Council calls for a people's vote on Brexit
People must be given a final vote on an agreement which will impact on so much of their lives’ says Richmond Council Leader. A report to Cabinet last night (15th November) outlined the potential negative impact leaving the European Union will have on Richmond upon Thames.
16 November 2018 | news
Friendly French conversation classes
Calling local Francophiles looking to improve or perfect their French. I run friendly French conversation classes (only for adults during school hours I’m afraid) at intermediate and advanced levels.
15 November 2018 | around_town
Open letter supports 20mph consultation
A group of people, including councillors and both the borough’s MPs, has written an open letter to Richmond upon Thames residents to explain the rationale behind a 20mph borough-wide limit.
14 November 2018 | news
Older Articles
- Council asks parents to vaccinate toddlers for flu — 14 November 2018 | news
- Council offers free grit — 14 November 2018 | around_town
- Council to fine Thames Water — 13 November 2018 | news
- Bus burned in Moormead Park — 8 November 2018 | news
- Have your say on TfL's proposed bus route changes — 4 November 2018 | news
- Council budget shows austerity remains — 4 November 2018 | news
- Consultation on TfL's proposed changes to local buses — 3 November 2018 | news
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