We are inviting your views to help us develop a new strategy to address violence against women and girls. It will aim to tackle domestic violence and abuse, sexual violence, female genital mutilation, so-called ‘honour-based’ violence, forced marriage and stalking and harassment....More
We are inviting your views to help us develop a new strategy to address violence against women and girls. It will aim to tackle domestic violence and abuse, sexual violence, female genital mutilation, so-called ‘honour-based’ violence, forced marriage and stalking and harassment....More
Wandsworth Council would like to hear your views on proposed improvements for pedestrians and cyclists along Thessaly Road, enhancing access and the local environment.
As motorised vehicle movements are relatively low on Thessaly Road, the proposals aim to provide safer infrastructure...More
Many thanks for attending the Happy Streets Festival on and around Thessaly Road in Nine Elms on 13 July 2019.
In order to help us understand what worked well about the event, what might need improving in future years, and to help us with planning for other events in the area,...More
The Council would like to hear your views on the updated Draft Local Validation Checklist, which sets out the information required to be provided with planning applications when submitted. It has been updated primarily to reflect changes resulting from the adoption of the Council’s Local...More
The Council would like to hear your views on the updated Statement of Community Involvement (Planning Matters), which sets out in detail how the Council will engage with the community and other stakeholders when producing planning policies and making decisions on planning applications. ...More
We would like your views on how we can improve the sports and play facilities for everyone in the communities of Carey Gardens, Patmore Estate and Savona Estate.
Wandsworth Council is investing in better local facilities or equipment with £300,000 secured from the Battersea Power...More
During an initial round of consultation in summer 2018, we asked for your views about how you use the park and playground .
Based on the results of the first round of consultation, three playground refurbishment designs have been developed. We would now like to...More
The Council is carrying out a consultation as part of a review of the East Twickenham Controlled Parking Zone, Zone F. This consultation is being undertaken primarily following the granting of planning permission of the Old Ryde House site in Richmond Road comprising the construction of a...More
The Council is consulting residents and businesses in Beresford Avenue and some sections of Park Road (those not already in a controlled zone) on the possibility of implementing parking controls in these roads. This consultation follows the receipt of comments from residents regarding...More
In February 2019, the council decided to give existing users and the wider local community the opportunity to be involved in the use, management and improvement of the Roehampton Playing Fields and the pavilion in Dover House Road. For more information about the decision, please click ...More
The Council is proposing to make changes to the parking arrangements in the Hampton Wick Controlled Parking Zone (Zone X) as detailed on the plans here and here . These changes have been developed following requests received from local traders and observations by Council officers to...More
In 2016, the Council consulted with residents of Albert Road and adjacent roads on possible changes to the parking restrictions in this area. The basis for this consultation was the concern that despite the introduction of an exemption to allow vehicles to partially park on the footway,...More
The Council are proposing to make significant improvements to pedestrian accessibility and safety around the Albany Public House. There is currently no pavement provision to the front of the property and pedestrian movements have increased significantly in recent years with the opening of St...More
The Council has received a petition about the high number of vehicles using Burtons Road and adjoining roads, particularly during the peak periods. Traffic surveys show more than 500 vehicles during the morning peak period; this is significantly higher than we would expect for a road of this...More
We would like to hear your views about our draft Plan, which sets out how Richmond Council, Achieving for Children and the Richmond Clinical Commissioning Group will improve SEND services over the next three years.
To read the plan and give us your views please go to the consultation by...More
Hammersmith Bridge is now closed while undergoing a complete refurbishment by Hammersmith & Fulham Council and Transport for London (TfL). The works could take as long as three years.
While Richmond Council has no decision-making role in the plans for the bridge, we can liaise with...More
The Council and the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (on behalf of the Ministry of Defence as landowner) have agreed to work together to develop a future planning framework for the site. Together, we have received government funding to develop a Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) in...More
The draft Richmond Carer Strategy sets out the priorities we will tackle together to support, recognise and value unpaid carers.
Unpaid carers are an integral element of the health and social care system. They provide an invaluable service that ensures the continued...More
The Council is currently reviewing the use of dockless bikes in the borough as we work towards our target of 15% of all trips being carried out by bicycle by 2026.
The provider ofo first launched its bikeshare scheme in Richmond borough in May 2018, and at its peak had...More
NHS organisations have worked together with Richmond Council and voluntary organisations in the borough of Richmond, to review the local community’s health and care needs to develop a Health and Care Plan for the borough.
The emerging draft Health and Care Plan is a...More
Wandsworth Council has approached London Councils with a proposal to introduce fixed penalty notices (FPNs) for byelaw offences in parks and open spaces that are covered by Wandsworth Byelaws (see list of where this would apply below). At the moment these byelaws are enforced by prosecution. This...More
Richmond upon Thames Council is required by legislation to develop and publish clear and accessible policies including a Tenancy Strategy which sets out the expectation the Council has of registered providers with respect to:
the kinds of tenancies they grant;
...More
We would like your ideas about our plan to make a sculpture from an old tree trunk in Moormead Park.
At the moment the tree trunk looks like this:
An artist has had an idea to make the tree into a sculpture which could look like this:
We would like to know...More
Update: The closing date for this consultation has been extended to 3rd May.
Conventional vehicles are recognised as a major contributor to air pollution, therefore the introduction of electric vehicle charging infrastructure is a priority for the Council to support more sustainable travel...More
The Council is proposing to implement a new Adult Social Services Transport Assistance Policy from September 2019. This policy would replace the existing arrangements for the assessment and provision of travel assistance and support in adult social care.
The aim of the policy is to ensure a...More
Wandsworth Council has recently received petitions from local residents expressing concerns at traffic levels and “rat running” vehicle speeds on residential roads in the area. Following investigations by town hall highways engineers it is clear that many peak time motorists are leaving...More
Background
The Council would like to hear your views on our proposed changes to create an enhanced single Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Advisory Service.
These proposals have been drawn up in response to our previous consultation in January 2018, where...More
We would like your views on a proposal to create a sculpture using a semi-mature Norway maple tree. The tree was felled in the winter of 2018 due to its declined condition and the fact it was beyond natural recovery.
The tree stem and trunk were retained as it presented an...More
The Council is proposing to introduce a ban for Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) using Magdalen Road as a cut-through. This ban will operate at all times and will affect all lorries over 7.5 tonnes and coaches, except those with legitimate business in the area, such as for loading or unloading of...More