News in Richmond

During deer birthing season dogs will be required to be on a lead in all areas in Richmond Park.

This will come into effect from Tuesday May 4 and last until Monday August 2.

Parkrun is appealing to runners to support it in its effort to restart events in June.

Organisers plan to restart the famous free Saturday morning 5k events across England on June 5.

The plan to reinvent a Barnes recreation ground has been backed by the Mayor of London and smashed its fundraising target.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan pledged £13,000 towards the Vine Road project run by Friends of Barnes Common and it reached its target within a few days.

An investigation is underway for an offence of burglary at around midnight on Wednesday April 21, when two unknown males entered a residential property on Mortlake Road in Richmond.

The two occupants of the property were asleep and woke up to find two males already in their home, opening their bedroom door.

The question of what is going to happen to the Stag Brewery site in Mortlake, near the finishing post of the Oxford-Cambridge boat race, has been rumbling on for a number of years now.

Tonight, the four South-West London candidates for the GLA from the main political parties are taking part in a pre-electoral hustings about Mortlake. These are:

An American man who spent several years living in Richmond has shared his experience of coming out aged 65 in a video to help others struggling to do the same.

Craig Rypma, an NHS psychologist originally from Des Moines in Iowa, USA, moved to Richmond in 2017 and considers the borough home.

Bin collections will each be moved back by a day for the week following the May Bank Holiday Weekend.

Richmond Council will carry out all general waste, food waste, garden waste and recycling collections for all domestic properties one day later than usual.

A man has been charged in relation to a rape in Richmond following an investigation by the South West Public Protection Unit.

Agnelo Cardoso, 33, from Hounslow was charged with one count of rape and remanded in custody yesterday.

Richmond residents and other south west Londoners have looked on in disbelief at the debacle over Hammersmith Bridge, since cracks in its Victorian pedestals forced its closure two years ago.

With less than a fortnight to the London mayoral election, candidates from the four main parties have stated how they think it should be fixed and who should pay for it.

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