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The White House Family Hub Multi Use Games Area (MUGA)
The Council are in the process of making an application for funding to The Football Foundation to completely refurbish the Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) at The White House Family Hub. The MUGA is currently unfit for use, and it would be great to bring it back to life for the local community. The information you provide will help us to develop our bid to The Football Foundation for funding to refurbish this facility. We would like your views on what you might like to do or... MoreClosed 2 December 2024 -
East Sheen Avenue CPZ Consultation
The Council has received a petition from residents of East Sheen Avenue (between Park Avenue and Vicarage Road) requesting the existing controlled parking zone (Zone ES1) be extended to this road. It is understood that these residents have been experiencing difficulties in parking near to their home. We are now consulting all residents of the above-mentioned section of East Sheen Avenue on whether this road should join Zone ES1. View the consultation letter here . View the... MoreClosed 1 December 2024 -
Richmond Park Road CPZ Consultation
The Council has received a petition from residents of Richmond Park Road (between the Upper Richmond Road West and Shrewsbury Avenue) requesting the existing controlled parking zone (Zone ES1) be extended to this road. It is understood that these residents have signed this petition in view of difficulties they are experiencing in parking near to their home. We are now consulting all residents of the above-mentioned section of Richmond Park Road on the possibility of joining Zone ES1.... MoreClosed 1 December 2024 -
Reduced chemical street weeding trials - Final survey
Since April 2024, we have been running three trials on select roads in St Margarets and North Twickenham, to test greener methods of removing wild plants on public streets and reduce the use of a chemical herbicide called glyphosate, looking at effectiveness and environmental criteria. As part of our response to the climate emergency, we are committed to reducing our environmental impacts, protecting local biodiversity and ensuring the borough is a safe and healthy place for... MoreClosed 18 November 2024 -
Proposal to reintroduce football pitches and a mobile catering concession to Murray Park
The Parks Team at the London Borough of Richmond, with the support of the Friends of Murray Park, are consulting on a proposal to formally mark and use football pitches at Murray Park (starting in Autumn 2024 if supported). The Parks Team are also consulting on the potential addition of a Mobile Catering Concession at Murray Park for an initial 12-month trial. In addition, we are currently undertaking compliance works to Murray Park Hall and part of these works will see... MoreClosed 7 November 2024 -
Proposal for a Multi Use Games Area at Beaufort Court, Ham Lands
One of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames’s aspirations is to improve heath, sport, and wellbeing facilities for young people. To help deliver this in the Ham area, the Parks Team is consulting on a proposal to create a Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) at Beaufort Court to replace the informal ball game area. In one simple structure you can give children the tools they need to play games like football, cricket, netball, handball, and basketball. A proposed MUGA at Beaufort Court... MoreClosed 28 October 2024 -
Sports and Fitness Centre Survey
To assist with the continuing development of our Sports and Fitness Centres, we would welcome feedback from you, our customer, on how we can improve upon the facilities and services offered. Have your say Please give us your feedback using the Online Survey link below. If you need to request a paper questionnaire or any other format, please contact 020 3772 2999. What happens next All feedback we receive in response to the survey will be carefully analysed and considered.... MoreClosed 28 October 2024 -
Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy 2025-2030
Richmond and Wandsworth Councils are currently developing new sexual and reproductive health strategies which will set our priorities and guide local action over the next five years. This consultation will enable those who live, work, or socialise in Richmond and Wandsworth to help shape our Sexual and Reproductive Health Strategy 2025-2030. Sexual and reproductive health is an important public health issue , with social , economic, and health... MoreClosed 25 October 2024 -
Richmond Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plans - Richmond Road East Twickenham
We are currently undertaking a boroughwide programme of reviewing existing Conservation Area Appraisals to ensure they are reflective of their current character and appearance. What is a Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Strategy? Conservation Areas are areas of special architectural and historic interest, the character and appearance of which is worthy of preserving or enhancing. This character is derived from the area as a whole rather than the quality of specific... MoreClosed 18 October 2024 -
Proposed Road Safety Improvements: Hanworth Road between Waverley Avenue and Hounslow Road
The Council is consulting on a package of road safety measures along Hanworth Road between Waverly Avenue and the River Crane (Hounslow Road). A map of the proposals can be found here . Improving road safety Due to speed concerns and the number of collisions along this road, Hanworth Road was identified for the implementation of road safety measures following a review of the boroughwide 20mph speed limit. A package of measures has been developed aimed at improving safety for all... MoreClosed 30 September 2024 -
Rivermeads Estate Traffic Reduction Scheme
The Council received a petition earlier this year from residents of the estate requesting measures to remove through traffic. In response to the petition, the Council carried out traffic surveys in February 2024 to monitor speed and volume. These surveys showed that the current traffic volumes, most notably during the 7am-10am morning peak period, trigger the current Council policy for intervention measures of 200 vehicles or more/hour. The predominant traffic movement is quite clearly... MoreClosed 30 September 2024 -
Zone KB CPZ Review
The Council is reviewing the Kew Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone KB, as part of a review of all Controlled Parking Zones in Kew - see attached map. Over the years, the Council has received feedback from residents and businesses in Kew on how the CPZ in their specific area operates. This consultation seeks feedback from all properties in Kew on how the schemes are working and whether any changes should be made. This includes seeking views on whether the CPZ’s operational... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Zone KA CPZ Review
The Council is reviewing the Kew Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone KA, as part of a review of all Controlled Parking Zones in Kew. Over the years, the Council has received feedback from residents and businesses in Kew on how the CPZ in their specific area operates. This consultation seeks feedback from all properties in Kew on how the schemes are working and whether any changes should be made. This includes seeking views on whether the CPZ’s operational hours/days are about right or... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Zone KC CPZ Review
The Council is carrying out a review of the North Kew Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone KC, as part of a review of all Controlled Parking Zones in Kew - see attached map. Over the years, the Council has received feedback from residents and businesses in Kew on how the CPZ in their specific area operates. This consultation seeks feedback from all properties in Kew on how the schemes are working and whether any changes should be made. This includes seeking views on whether the CPZ... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Zone KA - KC CPZ Review
Following the submission of a petition from residents of this part of Kew Road, the Council is carrying out a consultation in this immediate area of Zone KA on parking proposals as described below, and as shown on the attached plans. The proposals are to: Adjust the boundary of Zones KA and KC. If implemented as proposed, property Nos 336 to 358 Kew Road inclusive, and all properties in James Cottages and Gloucester Court will be situated in, and only be able to apply for,... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Outside Zone KD CPZ Review
Following the submission of a petition from residents of this part of Kew Road, the Council is carrying out a consultation in this immediate area of Zone KA, on parking proposals as described below and as shown on the attached plans. The proposals are to: Adjust the boundary of Zones KA and KC. If implemented as proposed, property Nos 336 to 358 Kew Road inclusive, and all properties in James Cottages and Gloucester Court will be situated in, and only be able to apply for,... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Zone KA - KD CPZ Review
Following the submission of a petition from residents of this part of Kew Road, the Council is carrying out a consultation in this immediate area of Zone KA, on parking proposals as described below, and as shown on the attached plans. The proposals are to: Adjust the boundary of Zones KA and KC. If implemented as proposed, property Nos 336 to 358 Kew Road inclusive and all properties in James Cottages and Gloucester Court will be situated in, and only be able to apply... MoreClosed 29 September 2024 -
Public Consultation on Cumulative Impact Policy
The Council, as the Licensing Authority under the Licensing Act 2003, is now undertaking a consultation process to review its Cumulative Impact Assessment to establish whether there are any parts of the borough with a significant number of licensed premises and whether there is evidence to show that this is having an adverse impact on crime and disorder and public nuisance. Background to the consultation Cumulative Impact Assessment ... MoreClosed 16 September 2024 -
London Borough of Richmond Gambling Policy Review 2024
The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is calling on local residents, businesses, interest groups, faith groups and public agencies to have their say on the borough’s future gambling policy. The Gambling Act 2005 requires all licensing authorities to prepare and publish a Gambling Act Statement of Policy and Principles every three years. A review of the current policy, which is due to expire in January 2025, is now underway. Please click here to view the Draft Gambling Act... MoreClosed 15 September 2024 -
Consultation on extending the Rosslyn Road Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) 2024
Richmond Council is consulting residents, interested individuals, groups and other stakeholders on whether to extend the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for a further three years. The order was initially put in place on the 1st April 2019, and then extended for a further three years. The consultation considers whether to continue the PSPO to address concerns and behaviours related to protests/vigils outside the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) Clinic in Rosslyn Road. The... MoreClosed 1 September 2024 -
Hounslow Heath – Proposal for a Community Garden
The London Borough of Richmond’s Parks and Arts Teams are proposing to add a new Community Garden to Hounslow Heath. If approved, this proposed project would be part of the LBRuT Arts Services Cultural Reforesting Initiative…we want to create this with you! Cultural Reforesting asks the big question, how can we renew our relationship with nature? Through a range of artist-led, interdisciplinary research projects over this decade, which scientists have defined as the crucial... MoreClosed 19 August 2024 -
Manor Road Area CPZ Consultation
The Council has received a petition from residents of Manor Road (between Cambridge Road and Twickenham Road) requesting the existing controlled parking zone (Zone T4) be extended to this road. It is understood that these residents have signed this petition in view of difficulties they are experiencing in parking near to their home. We are now consulting the Manor Road area on whether this and adjacent roads should join Zone T4. We have included some adjacent roads due to their close... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Sunnyside Road / Princes Road CPZ Consultation
Update Monday 15th July: the colour coding of Sunnyside Road has been updated on the preliminary detailed design. In September 2022, the Council implemented the Fulwell Controlled Parking Zone, following consultation with all affected properties in the area. The zone operates 8.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday. Following requests from residents of Sunnyside Road (including a petition), the decision has been made to re-consult residents of this road on the option to join Zone FW. ... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Fulwell CPZ (Zone FW) Review
In September 2022, the Council implemented the Fulwell Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone FW, operating 8.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday. 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. View the consultation letter here. View the consultation area here. View the preliminary detailed... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Shaef Way CPZ Consultation
In December 2022, the Council implemented the Teddington Controlled Parking Zone T2, following consultation with all affected properties in the area. The zone operates 10am to 12pm, Monday to Friday. Following the submission of a petition from residents of Shaef Way, the decision has been made to consult residents of this road on the option to join Zone T2. At the same time, we are also separately consulting all properties of Harrowdene Gardens on whether they would also wish to join... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Harrowdene Gardens CPZ Consultation
In December 2022, the Council implemented the Teddington Controlled Parking Zone T2, following consultation with all affected properties in the area. This zone operates 10am to 12pm, Monday to Friday. Following the submission of a petition from residents of Shaef Way, the decision has been made to consult residents of this road on the option to join Zone T2. At the same time, we are also separately writing to all properties of Harrowdene Gardens to: Inform them of... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Gomer Gardens CPZ Consultation
The Council has received a petition from residents of Gomer Gardens requesting the existing controlled parking zone (Zone T) be extended to this road. It is understood that these residents have signed this petition in view of difficulties they are experiencing in parking near to their home. We are now consulting all residents of Gomer Gardens on whether this road should join Zone T. View the consultation letter here. View the consultation area here. View the... MoreClosed 18 August 2024 -
Social Housing Improvement Plan Consultation
UPDATE: THE CLOSING DATE OF THIS CONSULTATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED. What is Richmond's Social Housing Improvement Plan? This plan sets out a clear vision and a road map for driving improvements to existing social housing, centred on putting the resident voice at the heart of decision-making, improving customer service and repairs and investing in building safer, stronger, thriving communities. Richmond Council is not a stock-holding authority, so our principal role here... MoreClosed 7 July 2024 -
London Road, Twickenham Traffic Management Measures
The Council is consulting on a package of safety measures for London Road, between March Road and the A316 . A map of proposals can be found here . Improving pedestrian safety Richmond Council wants to encourage active travel around the borough. This means more people making physically active journeys, by either walking, cycling or scootering. The following measures are intended to support changes to driver behaviour and reduce vehicle speed to enable... MoreClosed 1 July 2024 -
School Streets: St James’s Catholic Primary School
*Update 22/05: Proposed operational hours corrected on penultimate page. 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... MoreClosed 30 June 2024
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