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Young People in Parks and Open Spaces
Have Your Say on Parks and Open Spaces! The Parks Team wants to hear from young people about how you feel about parks and open spaces in Richmond borough. We ran a similar consultation in 2023 (you can read the report here ), and we're doing it again to build on what we learned and to hear fresh ideas. Your feedback will help us improve parks and open spaces—making them more welcoming, fun, and accessible for young people in Richmond. Kings Field – Hampton Wick –... MoreClosed 5 October 2025 -
School Streets: Sheen Mount trial (SS23)
After informal consultation , the Council proposes to trial a new School Street at Sheen Mount Primary School. The hours of the trial School Street element proposed are Monday to Friday, 8.15 to 9.15am and 3.00 to 3.45pm, term time only. You will have an opportunity to comment on the times in the consultation. The proposed layout of the restrictions are intended to create a safer and more pleasant environment in a zone which is most heavily used on the... MoreClosed 5 October 2025 -
Richmond Events in Parks Policy Consultation
We’re updating Richmond’s Events in Parks Policy and want to hear your views. We want to make the borough green, safe and fair. That means supporting people to: get active, enjoy local events, and take part in the local social and cultural life. Events in our greenspaces and along the towpaths play an important role in this. Richmond has some of the highest satisfaction ratings for greenspaces in London. These spaces are important for... MoreClosed 5 October 2025 -
Kew Green (Gloucester Road area): Proposals for traffic restriction measures
Richmond Council is seeking your views on two proposals to improve traffic flow and road safety on Kew Green In late 2023, the Council received a petition regarding traffic on the eastern side of Kew Green. Working closely with a dedicated resident working group and local Ward Councillors, we have gathered data and developed proposals to address the impact of through traffic in the area such as road safety, congestion and air pollution. Traffic surveys undertaken on Gloucester Road... MoreClosed 14 September 2025 -
Proposal to introduce additional grass roots football pitches at Hampton Common and formalise sports use of Tangley Park Old Ambulance Station
Update: The closing date for this consultation has been extended to 14 September 2025. The Parks Team at the London Borough of Richmond is consulting on a proposal to introduce an additional grassroots football pitch (9v9) and a 5v5 training grid, as mapped out later on this page. The Parks Team team are also proposing to introduce community use of the Tangley Park Road former Ambulance Station (located on the edge of Hampton Common). Tangley Park Old Ambulance... MoreClosed 14 September 2025 -
Richmond Draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Consultation
*Update: 22/07/25* An Easy Read version of the draft PNA summary is now available. Please Help Us Shape Pharmacy Services in Richmond! We'd like your thoughts on our Draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment! Your views are very important to us! What is a Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA)? Richmond Health and Wellbeing Board is hosted by Richmond Council. The government requires all Health and Wellbeing Boards to produce an assessment of pharmaceutical service in its area... MoreClosed 7 September 2025 -
Richmond upon Thames Community Safety Survey 2025
Update: The closing date for this consultation has been extended to 31 July 2025. The Richmond Community Safety Partnership brings together Richmond Council, the Metropolitan Police, London Fire Brigade, health partners, the criminal justice system including Probation Services, as well as community and voluntary sector organisations involved with crime reduction and community safety in the borough. Why we are consulting? Listening to the... MoreClosed 31 July 2025 -
Wellesley Road/Hampton Road Zebra Crossings
Richmond Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to install two new zebra crossings near the junction of Wellesley Road and Hampton Road. Following the recent implementation of the School Street on Stanley Road outside St James’s School, concerns have been raised regarding traffic shifting onto Wellesley Road. This road has historically experienced higher traffic volumes, especially as it provides access to Strawberry Hill Station. To help keep road users—especially... MoreClosed 21 July 2025 -
Amyand Park Road - Proposed One Way Working and Improvements to Pedestrian Environment
Richmond Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to enhance pedestrian safety on Amyand Park Road. This proposal forms part of an ongoing package of works aimed at improving safety for school children walking to and from the St Mary’s school sites. We have recently completed a new zebra crossing on Arragon Road and an enhanced cycle slip linking Amyand Park Road to Arragon Road. The Amyand Park Road one-way working proposal aims to further improve the safety of pedestrians... MoreClosed 21 July 2025 -
Hanworth Road Zebra Crossing and Street Enhancements
Richmond Council is seeking feedback on a proposal to relocate a zebra crossing and enhance the streetscape on Hanworth Road in Hampton. Proposed relocation of zebra crossing on Hanworth Road Following a request from Hampton School, we are proposing to relocate the zebra crossing and raised table from outside 137 Hanworth Road to outside 129 Hanworth Road. Due to the position of nearby bus stops in relation to the school, students often cross the road away from the existing... MoreClosed 21 July 2025 -
Richmond Bikehangars Consultation 2025
*Please note: The proposed location at Alexandra Road has now been included as part of this consultation.* Richmond Council is seeking views on the introduction of additional bikehangars throughout the borough. There are currently 83 bikehangars in Richmond, nearly all of which are fully occupied with waiting lists for spaces. The introduction of additional bikehangars will help to alleviate some of the demand for the existing units while also improving geographic coverage. ... MoreClosed 18 July 2025 -
Young Carers Survey
We want to hear from you about the future of our Young Carers Support Service across Kingston and Richmond. The current contracts for this service end in June 2026, and we're starting to plan what comes next. Your views and experiences are vital to shaping the future of support for young carers in our boroughs. Young Carers are children and young people under 18 who help look after someone - inside the family - who needs extra care or support and... MoreClosed 18 July 2025 -
Proposal to install lighting at Tangier Green Play Area
Richmond Council is committed to supporting communities to make changes and upgrades in their local areas as part of our Corporate Plan . In line with this commitment, we are proposing an initiative suggested by a local resident to install lighting at Tangier Green Play Area. This proposal would allow children to stay active and use the play area after dark during the autumn and winter months. What are we proposing? The Council is proposing to install lights in the play area. These... MoreClosed 13 July 2025 -
School Streets: Broomfield House School
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,... MoreClosed 13 July 2025 -
Richmond Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Consultation
*The closing date for this consultation has been extended to June 1 2025* We want to hear how you access and use pharmacy services in Richmond borough to help us develop services in the future. Your views will help inform our Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA) which will look at health needs in Richmond borough, the level and accessibility of pharmacy services, and how these will be maintained and developed in the future. We would be grateful if you could answer some questions... MoreClosed 1 June 2025 -
Christchurch Road, East Sheen - School Safety Measures
The Council is seeking your feedback on a proposal to implement measures aimed at enhancing road safety near Sheen Mount Primary School on Christchurch Road. You may already be aware of the School Street that was implemented on West Temple Sheen in early March 2025. At the time of consulting on this school street, residents were also asked about the potential for an extended school street area to include Christchurch Road. This extended area was not supported for school street... MoreClosed 29 May 2025 -
Collis School - Safety Improvement Scheme
Last summer, the Council consulted on options for a School Street/School Safety Improvement measures serving Collis Primary on both Fairfax Road and Cromwell Road. Option 1 included School Safety Improvement measures along both streets near both the school entrances Option 2 proposed a timed School Street restriction on Fairfax Road and School Safety Improvement measures along Cromwell Road outside the school entrances Option 3 suggested 2 timed School Street... MoreClosed 20 May 2025 -
Proposed Leeson Estate - Controlled Parking Zone Consultation
We are currently consulting residents and businesses of the Fulwell Park Estate area on whether they wish to be included in the proposed new Leeson Estate controlled parking zone (CPZ). View the map showing the proposed new CPZ here . View the consultation letter here . View the detailed design here . If you are unable to complete the survey online and you would like a hard copy of the questionnaire, please call 020 8871 8929 leaving... MoreClosed 16 May 2025 -
Third Cross Road - Proposed One Way Working
The Council wants to hear your views on a proposal to introduce one way working into the northern section of Third Cross Road. Due to the current parking arrangements, the road is not wide enough to allow traffic in both directions. Concerns have been raised about vehicles mounting the pavement when faced with oncoming traffic on the northern section of Third Cross Road. This poses a risk to the many pedestrians who use these narrow pavements, especially during peak school... MoreClosed 14 April 2025 -
Proposed Main Modifications to the Richmond upon Thames Local Plan
We are in the final stages of bringing forward a new Local Plan for the borough. The Local Plan sets out a strategic vision, objectives and the spatial strategy. The draft Plan includes place-based strategies, site allocations, and thematic policies that will guide future development in the borough. The draft Plan seeks to address future challenges including climate change, health, affordability and liveability. There is more information here on what... MoreClosed 17 March 2025 -
Consultation on proposals to unlock Richmond borough parks
Update 21/01/24: Please note that currently Hampton Wick Memorial Gardens are locked by the Park Locking Contractors when locking the King’s Field park site. Whilst the Memorial Gardens are not listed in this consultation under park sites affected, should the decision be to keep our parks open then the Memorial Gardens would also remain open. From 1 September 2024 until the 30 November 2024, the Parks Team coordinated a Parks Unlocking Trial across ‘locked’ sites. This was done... MoreClosed 24 February 2025 -
Proposal to introduce Pétanque pistes to Kneller Gardens
The Parks Team at Richmond Council, with the support of the Friends of Kneller Gardens and local councillors, are proposing to introduce a Pétanque piste (terrain) to Kneller Gardens. Pétanque, known in France as 'boules,' is a game played on gravel surfaces. Pétanque is an inclusive sport for everyone, including wheelchair users. As part of this proposal, a formal pathway will connect this area to the existing hardstanding in front and at the rear of the café building (near the... MoreClosed 10 February 2025 -
Richmond Council Tree Planting Strategy Survey
Richmond Council is currently developing a tree planting strategy to support the Richmond Corporate Plan and Climate Emergency Strategy . Trees are an important part of the urban landscape, providing a range of benefits to people living in and visiting the borough. Increasing tree canopy cover has been identified as a key component in helping the borough become more resilient to the effects of climate change, and enhancing the borough as a place to live, work, and visit. However,... MoreClosed 23 January 2025 -
Richmond Draft Air Quality Action Plan Consultation
The London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames remains committed to reducing the sources and health impacts of air pollution, which is the third leading cause of ill-health in our borough. We have drafted a new Air Quality Action Plan that builds on our previous work and emphasises the importance of clean air. We are conducting a consultation to seek views from partners, public organisations, residents, businesses, and visitors to the borough. This strategy... MoreClosed 20 January 2025 -
Richmond Climate Strategy Survey
UPDATE: THE CLOSING DATE OF THIS SURVEY HAS BEEN EXTENDED. Richmond Council is currently in the process of developing our new climate and sustainability strategy. As we develop this new strategy, it is crucial that we understand what is important to our residents. In building a resilient borough we are looking at people and places and considering the impacts that climate change may have on how we live in, move about in, and spend time in our borough. Have your say Please... MoreClosed 31 December 2024 -
Consultation on council tax premiums for empty and second homes
Richmond Council is consulting on proposed exceptions to the long-term empty and second homes premiums that will be introduced from 1st April 2025. The Council recognises that empty homes and second homes can have an impact in some communities where a proportion of properties are not occupied all year round. Large numbers of empty homes can contribute to housing supply pressures, whilst also reducing the desirability of local areas. Second homes can provide flexibility to enable... MoreClosed 18 December 2024 -
Short Breaks recommissioning in 2025
We are doing a survey on the provision of Saturday, holiday and after school club short breaks in Kingston and Richmond; referred to as Aiming High Short Break schemes. The main reason for this consultation is that the contracts with the organisations that currently deliver these clubs will come to an end in August 2025 and so we are planning what will happen after that. It is really important that your views are included in this planning, as the number of children and young people with... MoreClosed 15 December 2024 -
Richmond Council Tax Reduction Scheme 2025/26
The Council is considering making a change to its current Council Tax Reduction (CTR) scheme from 1 April 2025. If you are a Richmond Council resident liable to pay council tax, this is an opportunity to share your thoughts on our proposed revision of the CTR scheme. Please ensure you have read all the information on this page before you complete the survey. Currently working-age residents in receipt of Council Tax Reduction are transitioning over from Legacy Benefits (e.g.... MoreClosed 13 December 2024 -
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
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