We are inviting Governors (in particular Heads, Chairs & Committee Chairs) and School Business Managers, to give us their views about the Wandsworth clerking service and training offer. The survey should take around 5 minutes to complete and your input would be greatly appreciated to help us...More
We are seeking feedback from residents and businesses in this area on whether they would wish to see a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) introduced and, if so, what days and hours it should operate.
If there is support to introduce a new CPZ in at least two adjoining roads in this area,...More
This council is committed to becoming an engaging, open and innovative council - one that has better local schools, is safer and greener, one that is fair and more affordable for all.
We are clear that an increasingly digital approach will help us deliver better, more...More
Now is a key time to change the way people travel within Richmond borough. In July 2019, Richmond Council declared a climate emergency. As part of this declaration, the Council resolves to be recognised as the greenest London borough and to become carbon neutral by 2030. Changing how...More
The Council has prepared a draft Air Quality Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) to address common air quality issues affecting the borough and assist in providing a consistent approach to new development.
The primary aim of the SPD is to supplement existing Local Plan Policies...More
Thank you to all those who provided feedback to the preliminary design of the CPZ for Chestnut Road, Second Cross Road and Third Cross Road.
As you will recall, the majority of respondents to the original consultation, carried out in February / March 2019, supported the extension...More
Further to the successful boroughwide 20mph implementation on residential roads, the Council is now considering a selection of classified roads that are suitable for a 20mph speed limit.
A 20mph speed limit is being considered on Bellevue Road following a petition from local residents...More
Further to the successful boroughwide 20mph implementation on residential roads, the Council is now considering a selection of classified roads that are suitable for a 20mph speed limit.
A 20mph speed limit is being considered on Silverthorne Road, excluded from the original borough...More
Further to the successful boroughwide 20mph implementation on residential roads, the Council is now considering a selection of classified roads that are suitable for a 20mph speed limit.
A 20mph speed limit is being considered on Rectory Lane, excluded from the original borough wide...More
As many of you will be aware there is a lack of accessible green space in
Tooting and Graveney.
The council believes the provision of green spaces in this increasingly developed area will provide more wellbeing opportunities and help to improve community integration, community pride...More
Richmond Council is consulting on proposed admission arrangements for community schools and the co-ordinated primary, secondary and in-year admissions schemes for 2021-2022 .
There are no proposed change to the admissions criteria for community schools in 2021-2022....More
The 2019 Wandsworth Residents Survey will run from 28 October to 8 December.
The Council is committed to listening to residents and taking their views into account when making decisions. The Residents Survey is a face to face survey which asks a random sample of around 1,500 local people...More
Further to the successful boroughwide 20mph implementation on residential roads, the Council is now considering a selection of classified roads that are suitable for a 20mph speed limit.
Following a petition and the application of additional criteria (see criteria below), a 20mph...More
Further to the successful boroughwide 20mph implementation on residential roads, the Council is now considering a selection of classified roads that are suitable for a 20mph speed limit.
A 20mph speed limit is being considered on Northcote Road following a petition and the...More
The council carried out an initial consultation in October 2018 to help us understand whether you visited the playing fields, what activities you took part in, and your views on a proposal to provide natural play equipment on the site.
We found from the...More
The Richmond Council Parks Satisfaction Survey takes place every two years and aims to assess overall satisfaction with local parks and highlight any areas for improvement. It provides us with an understanding of what residents would like to see. In turn, this informs spending on park...More
In response to residents’ concerns regarding parked vehicles reducing the width of the carriageway and obstructing sightlines in West Drive and North Drive, the council proposes the following alterations:
Introduction of double yellow lines on the bend where West Drive meets North...More
The Sports Development Team developed RISE (Richmond upon Thames Inclusive Sport and Exercise) in 2008. RISE aims to highlight the wide range of inclusive and disability-specific sports available in the borough. There are a variety of regular activities and events run under the RISE...More
The Sports Development Team developed RISE (Richmond upon Thames Inclusive Sport and Exercise) in 2008. RISE aims to highlight the wide range of inclusive and disability-specific sports available in the borough. There are a variety of regular activities and events run under the RISE...More
The Sports Development Team developed RISE (Richmond upon Thames Inclusive Sport and Exercise) in 2008. RISE aims to highlight the wide range of inclusive and disability-specific sports available in the borough. There are a variety of regular activities and events run under the RISE...More
As part of our continued commitment to invest in our local libraries, the Council is planning to refurbish Twickenham Library in the near future.
In addition to updating and redecorating, we would like to use this opportunity to review the existing layout and use of the...More
The Council will be carrying out tree work to reduce the height of the cypress trees lining the south eastern boundary of Carlisle Park, the majority of which border Wensleydale Gardens.
The work is necessary to prevent what was initially intended to be a screening hedge, from growing to a...More
The Council would like to hear your views on its draft Resident Participation and Consultation Strategy.
The draft Strategy sets out the different ways that residents can get involved with the Housing and Regeneration Department. The aim of the Strategy is to offer a...More
The 2019 Richmond Residents Survey will run from 30 September to 27 October.
The Council is committed to listening to residents and taking their views into account when making decisions. The Residents Survey is a face to face survey which asks a random sample of around a thousand...More
As part of Richmond Council’s continued commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, the Parks Team are seeking the views of residents about a proposed upgrade to the play equipment at Raleigh Road Recreation Ground. Our aim is to add value to this community park by providing...More
As part of Richmond Council’s commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, the Parks Team have been working with Friends of Sheen Common to develop a proposal for a small natural play area and nature trail in Sheen Common.
The proposal consists of two main elements. The...More
North East Surrey Crematorium opened in 1958 and since then over 100,000 services have taken place there.
The crematorium grounds include a Garden of Remembrance where many sets of ashes are interred, a large proportion of which are buried in the main ashes lawn.
...More
Climate Change is a major challenge facing our planet. We are already seeing the effects e verywhere. Ice in the Arctic and Antarctic is melting, leading to rising sea levels. The frequency and strength of storms is increasing, leaving destruction in their wake. And rainfall patterns...More
Climate Change is the major challenge facing our society today. Tackling it will require action at global, national and local level.
Richmond Council recognises that we all have a voice. We all have a stake in the future of our planet. That’s why we are inviting you to have your say on...More
Let’s find a design which delivers the future of Twickenham Riverside.
The Royal Institute for British Architects (RIBA) is supporting the Council in running a Design Competition to find an architect who can create the future vision for the riverside site. Five...More