Archives from August 2020
COVID - Men over 30 - time to get health
A partnership between Public Health and Brentford FC Community Sports Trust is urging men aged 30 and over to join a new 12-week weight-loss programme beginning in September 2020.
27 August 2020 | around_town
Pop-up Coronavirus test centre available this September
People who think they may have contracted Coronavirus can get tested at a temporary pop-up testing centre in Old Deer Park, at selected dates this September.
25 August 2020 | around_town
Army asked to help with temporary Hammersmith Bridge
In a joint letter to the Army and Secretary of State for Defence, the Chair of Richmond Council’s Transport and Air Quality Committee and local MP, have asked for military assistance evaluating and potentially deploying an emergency temporary bridge linking Barnes and Hammersmith.
24 August 2020 | news
August Bank holiday waste and recycling collections
Following the Bank Holiday on Monday 31 August, Richmond Council will carry out general waste, food waste and recycling collections for domestic properties one day later than usual.
24 August 2020 | around_town
Richmond's Old Town Hall loos open
The public toilets at the Old Town Hall in Richmond have reopened following their temporary closure due to Covid-19.
21 August 2020 | around_town
The greatest female athlete of the 20th century
They are largely forgotten now but there was a time when their names were known by all. Kids adored them and so did their parents. Their photographs were pinned up across the nation and their sporting prowess universally celebrated. At a time when we most needed heroes, they were there!
20 August 2020 | around_town
Fines for dumping goods outside charity shops
Richmond Council has warned people not to dump unwanted goods outside charity shops because they could be prosecuted for fly-tipping and fined.
19 August 2020 | news
Museum of Richmond is reopening
The Museum is delighted to announce that it is once again open to visitors. The Museum team have been working hard to ensure all COVID-19 safety measures are in place.
18 August 2020 | around_town
Orleans House Gallery announces Art Unlocked exhibition
Artists from across the borough will come together for an exhibition showcasing their artistic interpretation and reflections on the Covid-19 pandemic and this moment in time.
17 August 2020 | around_town
Mayor of London consults on Stag Brewery Planning
The Mayor of London is carrying out a public consultation on revised Planning Applications for the Stag Brewery site in Mortlake, following his ‘Call In’ of the local Planning Committee decision.
17 August 2020 | news
Older Articles
- Cool camping by Akela — 14 August 2020 | around_town
- Trustees sought for riverside charity — 13 August 2020 | news
- Young people, zoom over to CoderDojo — 13 August 2020 | around_town
- Young people failed by Government's A-level system — 13 August 2020 | news
- Crack closes Hammersmith Bridge — 13 August 2020 | news
- Charles Fort – in search of anomalous phenomena — 5 August 2020 | around_town
- Cycle training with pedal up — 5 August 2020 | around_town
- Pop-up Coronavirus test centre available in Richmond this August — 3 August 2020 | news
- Libraries service increases after lockdown eases — 3 August 2020 | around_town
- Turner's House reopens — 1 August 2020 | around_town
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