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Council seeks volunteers to help improve Teddington recreation ground

By Tilly O'Brien   22nd Sep 2025

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Richmond Council plans to make improvements at Broom Road Recreation Ground in Teddington (Credit: The Teddington Society)
Richmond Council plans to make improvements at Broom Road Recreation Ground in Teddington (Credit: The Teddington Society)

Richmond Council is planning some ecological and landscape enhancements to Broom Road Recreation Ground in Teddington and is seeking locals to help.

Various improvements are planned this year to the rear of the site across the whole long grass bund area, including:

  • Bee Tower
  • Bee bank
  • Log pyramid x 3
  • Insect hotel
  • Three carved wooden animals (hedgehog, bee and fox)

From 30 September – 2 October, The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) will be supporting the council to deliver this project along with the Krinkels Team.

If you would like to volunteer, you can sign up using the following links:

     

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