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Richmond planning roundup: Aldi store progresses, new skatepark and more

Local News by Cesar Medina 1 minutes ago  
Work continues at Unit 1a, Kew Retail Park to make way for a new Aldi location (credit: Nub News).
Work continues at Unit 1a, Kew Retail Park to make way for a new Aldi location (credit: Nub News).
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Here is a roundup of some Richmond Council planning stories from the last month in town.

Barnes Community Hub revamp

An artist impression of the proposed Community Hub at Vine Road Recreation Ground (credit: Planning application).

A planning application from Barnes Common Ltd and Richmond Council's Parks Department propose to transform the community pavilion at Vine Road Recreation Ground, bringing a new skatepark and wetland area.

Plans would see existing buildings and structures demolished and replaced with a new single-storey community pavilion alongside a range of improvements to the park.

Read more here.

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Construction going 'well' at Kew Aldi store

Aldi will replace Sports Direct at Kew Retail Park (credit: Nub News).

Supermarket chain Aldi has submitted plans for signs at its upcoming branch in Kew.

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Following a successful application to change the use of Unit 1A at Kew Retail Park, which formerly housed Sports Direct, earlier this year, Aldi is now moving ahead with plans to open its first location in Richmond borough.

Read more here.

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New life planned at Kew retirement home

The Abbeyfield Society used to run a retirement home at Palmer House, Ennerdale Road (credit: Planning application).

An application has been put forward to turn a retirement home back into a single-family home in Kew as "it was no longer fit for purpose or aligned with current market expectations".

The plans intend to breathe new life into the property, which from 2004 was run as sheltered housing by The Abbeyfield Society until it ceased operations in 2024.

Read more here.

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