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School Streets: Orleans Primary School (SS16)
The Council is proposing to trial an extension of the existing School Street at Orleans Primary School and is first seeking your views. Maps of the proposed changes can be seen here along with information and frequently asked questions relating to this specific proposal . Further information about other School Street schemes and their drawings can be viewed on the School Street pages of our website . If you have a question about the School Streets scheme generally,... MoreCloses 8 February 2026 -
School Streets: Nelson Primary School (SS18)
The Council is proposing to trial a School Street at Nelson Primary School and is first seeking your views. Maps of the proposed changes can be seen here along with information and frequently asked questions relating to this specific proposal . Further information about other School Street schemes and their drawings can be viewed on the School Street pages of our website . If you have a question about the School Streets scheme generally, you may find the answer in our ... MoreCloses 8 February 2026 -
School Streets Consultations
A School Street is where a road with a school temporarily closes to reduce vehicular traffic during the school's opening and closing times, to enhance the safety of school children. There are many benefits of School Streets including keeping the area outside the school gates free of congestion, encouraging active travel to school, creating a pleasant and calm atmosphere at the start and end of the school day, reducing idling vehicles and potentially improving air quality, and, of course,... MoreCloses 8 February 2026 -
School Streets: St Mary's CE Primary/Copella House School (SS13)
The Council is proposing to trial an extension of the existing School Street at St Mary’s CE Infant site (which proposes to include Copella House and St Mary’s Middle School site) and is first seeking your views. Maps of the proposed changes can be seen here along with information and frequently asked questions relating to this specific proposal . Further information about other School Street schemes and their drawings can be viewed on the School Street pages of... MoreCloses 8 February 2026 -
Zone WR Extension CPZ Consultation
The Council is consulting properties in this area on the possibility of extending the existing Controlled Parking Zone WR. This consultation follows the submission of requests from residents of Chase Gardens requesting parking controls. It is understood that these residents have experienced difficulties in parking near to their home. View the consultation letter here. View the preliminary detailed design here. Have your say Please give us your views by... MoreCloses 15 February 2026 -
Whitton Road CPZ (Zone WR) Review
In 2020, the Council implemented the Whitton Road Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone WR, operating 8.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Saturday, and 11am to 11pm on event days. Since its implementation, the Council has received some feedback from residents and businesses concerning this zone’s operation. We are now carrying out a consultation with all properties in the CPZ on how the scheme has worked. This includes seeking views on whether the CPZ’s... MoreCloses 15 February 2026 -
Your Experience Matters: Help Us Improve Support for Families Applying for SEND Benefits
We are inviting parents and carers of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to share their experiences of finding support to access benefits. This includes Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and moving from DLA to Personal Independence Payments (PIP). We would like to know if you’ve been able to find out which benefits you may be entitled to and if you accessed advice and support to make an application. Why are we doing this consultation? We know that... MoreCloses 16 February 2026 -
Renewal of Public Spaces Protection Orders for Anti-Social Behaviour and Dog Control in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames 2026-29
What are PSPOs? Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) are powers available to local authorities under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, to restrict problem behaviours and ensure that public spaces are safe and enjoyable for everyone to use. Background Richmond Council introduced two PSPOs in October 2017. These were renewed in 2020 and 2023. Our PSPO for Anti-Social Behaviour prohibits or restricts behaviours that... MoreCloses 26 March 2026 -
Richmond Street Trees Consultation
Removal of street trees The Council’s tree experts carefully assess every tree individually, with tree retention always our first priority. This approach enables the majority of street trees to be retained. It is our duty to keep our streets safe and ensure that our resident's come to no harm. Very occasionally, we reluctantly must remove a tree that is causing damage, where an engineering solution that retains the tree and maintains the footway in a safe condition for all, is not... More -
Draft Richmond Climate & Nature Strategy (2025-2030)
Update: The first phase of consultation ended on 31st December 2024. The Draft Strategy consultation phase is now open. -- We have developed a new draft Richmond Climate & Nature Strategy (2025-2030) which is now open for public consultation. Our strategy has been developed through listening to the views of our residents via our surveys and interactive map on Commonplace , as well as multiple resident and stakeholder workshops in 2024. At the heart of its development was... More -
Community BlueScapes
Community BlueScapes is a partnership between London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Barnes Common Limited, and WWT. We are coming together to create healthier neighbourhoods in the Beverley Brook catchment in Richmond and ensure our communities are flood and weather resilient in the near future. Prepare communities: Our climat e is changing. It's important that our people are prepared for extreme weather events. We are joining... More -
Richmond Transport Strategy
We are looking for your input to build The Richmond upon Thames Transport Strategy 2040. The strategy will guide the development of long-term, sustainable, and inclusive transport improvements throughout the borough. It will address the emerging needs of the borough’s residents, businesses, and visitors over the next 15 years. Building on current policies and the Local Plan, the Richmond Transport Strategy will focus on identifying transformational projects, innovative service models,... More
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