Richmond residents offered grit as part of Richmond Council's winter initiative

By Heather Nicholls

3rd Nov 2023 | Local News

Richmond residents are to be offered grit under councils winter initiative. (Photo Credit: Richmond Council).
Richmond residents are to be offered grit under councils winter initiative. (Photo Credit: Richmond Council).

Richmond residents are being offered free bags of grit and rock salt as part of the Council's annual winter initiative to tackle snow and ice.

The Council is encouraging residents to take advantage of the Borough's newest community initiative.

The Council will be offering residents the option to collect up to 50kg of rock salt from the Council's Depot in Langhorn Drive, Twickenham.

The rock salt will be available for collection from Monday 13th November until Friday 17th November between the hours of 9am and 3pm.

As the depot is a secure area, you will need to sign in at the gate reception so please ensure you have photo ID and proof of address with you when you arrive.

In addition, The Council's winter gritting service which runs from October to April will continue to keep main roads clear of snow and ice and ensure entrances to important public buildings remain accessible.

For more information about the Council's gritting service, go to: www.richmond.gov.uk/road_gritting

     

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