Everyone's busy and the news cycle moves at such a fast pace (yes, even in Richmond!) that it can be difficult to keep abreast of everything.

Enter the Richmond round-up - your concise summary of the past week.

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Max out on safety to boost business, says Foot Solutions in Richmond

We went up close with Richmond's premier footwear and care shop.

The store in Red Lion Street has stocked up on covid-safety and hygiene measures to ensure customers feel at ease.

It is now reaping the rewards, with customers making fewer visits but spending more than before.

Owner Gabriel Irwin shared his tips for running a shop in the age of covid and much more.

A bird's eye view of Richmond by Ruth Wadey

Richmond is blessed with so many talented photographers and we're keen to exhibit their great work.

So we've increased our image-led coverage, with regular picture of the day stories.

October is Breast Cancer awareness month. Why should that matter to you?

Breast Cancer awareness month runs in October and we teamed up with Richmond-based psychotherapist and cancer counsellor Karin Sieger to do just that: raise awareness and increase understanding of the disease.

In this first piece Karin explains why it should matter to you.

Richmond's first protected cycle lane installed outside Kew Gardens

News of this new cycle lane running in both directions near Kew Gardens proved a huge hit when it was unveiled at the beginning of the week.

Hour-long aromatherapy massages in Richmond for just £25 with Kay

An essential oils practitioner and aromatherapist is looking for new massage customers.

Kay (aka The Oil Chemist) is a fully certified aromatherapist.

In the graduate clinic at Neal's Yard Remedies in King Street, Richmond, she is giving hour-long massages at the bargain price of £25, every Thursday until February 2021.

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