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Richmond Council launch new climate action microgrants scheme

By Heather Nicholls

18th Mar 2024 | Local News

Richmond Council launch new climate action microgrants scheme. (Photo Credit: Richmond Council).

Richmond Council has launched a new climate action microgrants scheme, following the success of 35 microgrant-funded community projects, events and activities.

TECH SUPPORT: What’s in a name? All you need to know about domains

By Ken Richman - Teddington Web

15th Mar 2024 | Local Features

Ken is back for his second tech column, explaining all the ups-and-downs in the world of domains and some lessons he learned the hard way.

Royal Park 'friends of' group explain how you can help save local skylarks

By Heather Nicholls

15th Mar 2024 | Local News

The Friends of Richmond Park explain how you can help save skylarks nesting in Richmond and Bushy Parks (Photo: Ollie G. Monk)

The song of the skylark is a treasured feature of Richmond Park but the RSPB red-listed bird are under increasing threat.

Local cricket club to join Holi festivities at Kingston’s Hawker Centre

By Oliver Monk

14th Mar 2024 | Local News

YMCA Hawker in Kingston will hold two Holi festivals over the coming weekends (Photo: Ollie G. Monk)

Kingston’s YMCA Hawker will hold two colourful Holi celebrations from TheCrazeGroup (16 March) and Namaste Kingston (23 March).

New data reveals Borough of Richmond is amongst most expensive UK areas for first-time buyers

By Oliver Monk

14th Mar 2024 | Local News

New data reveals Borough of Richmond is amongst most expensive UK areas for first-time buyers. (Photo Credit: Bartlett and Partners).

A new study has revealed the best and worst UK regions for first-time buyers based on house affordability and earning potential. .

National Crisp Day sees London’s top 10 flavours revealed

By Oliver Monk

14th Mar 2024 | Local News

Almost 163 thousand tons of crisps sold across the UK in 2021 (Photo: Mustafa Bashari)

Today, 14 March is National Crisp Day – can you guess the capital’s favourite variety of the savoury snack?.

What’s on in Teddington: A Contemporary Textile Fair, St Patrick’s day dinners, steam train rides, and arts & crafts all weekend

By Oliver Monk

14th Mar 2024 | Local News

Teddington is in for an especially arty weekend (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here’s the Editor’s top picks of events and activities in the local area.

Council achieves top London ratings for supporting adults in social care

By Oliver Monk

13th Mar 2024 | Local News

Richmond Council has top results in social care outcomes for vulnerable adults among 30 other London councils.

Strawberry Hill residents share anger after fence removal impacts privacy

By Heather Nicholls

13th Mar 2024 | Local News

Strawberry Hill residents share anger after fence removal impacts privacy. (Photo Credit: Christine Southern).

Residents who live behind Strawberry Hill Station have shared their anger at the removal of a fence between the train station platform and residents' gardens.

Teddington MP Munira Wilson calls for vital children’s cancer services to remain at St George’s

By Oliver Monk

13th Mar 2024 | Local News

MP for Twickenham constituency Munira Wilson calls for vital children’s cancer services to remain at St George’s (Photo Credit: Munira Wilson MP)

Teddington MP Munira Wilson will lead a debate on the future of children’s cancer services in southwest London and surrounding areas. .

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