During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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During the national lockdown in January/February 2021 the operation of School Street schemes in Richmond was paused. To give people time to experience the scheme and give us their views, t he closing date for this consultation has been extended from 12 April to 30 June 2021.
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As part of Richmond upon Thames’ Climate Emergency Strategy, we are supporting residents to make positive changes in their daily lives.
Managing the amount of food we waste can play a big part in limiting our impact on the environment. To understand more about how Richmond residents...More
Richmond Council is developing its Local Plan, which will set priorities for future development of the local area. Local plans balance the needs of residents, businesses and visitors with protecting and enhancing the borough's buildings, landscapes and heritage.
As part of the...More
As part of the Council’s continued commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, the Council and Friends of Moormead Recreation Ground are proposing to introduce a new outdoor gym that will be suitable for both those with mobility issues and able-bodied users. The gym will be situated next...More
Cycling is a sustainable, healthy and affordable means of travel. An increase in cycling will help us to reduce greenhouse gases and pollutants that cause poor air quality and are bad for our health and the environment.
Many residents, particularly those who live in terraced streets and...More
Please note the closing date for feedback has been extended to 11th April.
We welcome your views and comments about the Elleray Community Centre re-provision and the housing development scheme.
New community centre elevation
For the last...More
Richmond Council have been working with the Ham and Petersham Neighbourhood Forum to better understand walking and cycling to, from and within Ham and Petersham. We recognise that Ham and Petersham have a unique geography that provides outstanding access to open green spaces but limits your...More
As part of Richmond upon Thames’ Climate Emergency Strategy, we are supporting residents to make positive changes in their daily lives.
Managing the amount of food we waste can play a big part in limiting our impact on the environment. To understand more about how Richmond residents...More
Richmond Council are developing a new vision for culture for the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames and we want to hear from you!
Now more than ever we recognise the value of arts, parks, sports and lib raries in enriching and improving the lives of residents and...More
The Council is carrying out a review of supported living and care homes for people with a learning disability and autistic people in Richmond. As part of the review the Council is asking people what they think.
This survey is for:
People with a...More
In November 2019 Richmond Council announced that Hopkins Architects were the winners of the Royal Institute of British Architects Design Competition for Twickenham Riverside.
Since their appointment in early 2020, Hopkins and the design team have been developing the concept...More
An Article 4 Direction removes certain existing permitted development rights that apply to properties in this area, and so enable the Council to better manage change in the conservation area. This does not mean that you will be unable to extend or alter your home, but rather that...More
Following designation of these conservation areas in February 2019 the Council is required to prepare a Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan for the preservation and enhancement of each area and invite public comment.
You can find the Character Appraisal and...More
As part of the Council’s continued commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, we are proposing to create an additional football pitch in Hampton Common to accommodate and grow girls' football in the borough.
Women's football is a fast-growing sport internationally. We would...More
The Council would like to hear your views on its draft Housing and Homelessness Strategy.
The draft strategy sets out the Council’s plans for housing and homelessness services for the period 2021-2026. This is a refresh of the strategy published in 2018.
...More
In June, the Council introduced a temporary pedestrian zone in Church Street, between its junctions with King Street and Church Lane, operating between 10am and midnight every day.
This pedestrian zone was implemented to facilitate the 2-metre social distancing spacing...More
In recent months discussions have taken place between Council officers, your local ward members and community representatives to help develop a scheme to improve Barnes High Street.
The main objectives of the project are to locally widen sections of footway for pedestrians;...More
As part of the Council’s continued commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, we are proposing to create an additional football pitch in Hatherop Park to accommodate and grow girls' football in the borough.
Women's football is a fast-growing sport internationally. We would...More
As part of our commitment to improve our parks and open spaces, we have been working with the Friends of Suffolk Road Recreation Ground to develop the second phase of improvements for the recreation ground – the installation of a sensory garden.
Working with a local landscape...More
The Council is consulting residents and businesses in the North Kew area on the implementation of a new controlled parking zone (CPZ).
Background
This consultation follows consideration of a number of issues across the area including:
Petitions...More
You are probably aware of the recent suspension of parking spaces along the west side of Kew Road between Lion Gate Gardens and Kew Gardens Road to extend the operational times of the existing northbound cycle lane from 8am to 10am to ‘at any time’. This is in response to the...More
Richmond Council introduced two Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) in October 2017. PSPOs are powers available to local authorities to restrict problem behaviours and ensure that public spaces are safe and enjoyable for everyone to use.
For a PSPO to be put in place,...More
Do you live or study in Richmond borough?
The Kingston and Richmond Youth Council want to hear your voice!
We’re interested in what you think about your local area, your school, your safety, and your thoughts around the COVID-19 situation. We’ll then use...More
In February 2019, the Council implemented the Strawberry Hill Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), Zone SH, operating 10am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday, following consultation with residents and businesses in the area.
You may be aware that the Council conducted a consultation in...More