News in Richmond

Cycling is to be put at the heart of Richmond's recovery from the pandemic and its effects on the town centre, the council has announced.

A series of wide-ranging changes are planned to encourage and improve the safety of cycling, while improving air quality and the environment.

The full video of a Conservative MP's dog chasing hundreds of deer in Richmond Park has now been released following his trial earlier this week.

The video, shot by East Sheen resident Donald Milton, was used as evidence in Daniel Kruger's case at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday.

The long-awaited ferry service between Barnes and Hammersmith is now due to be up and running by late September – after the school term has started.

The idea of a ferry service, to aid school children and commuters caught out by the closure of Hammersmith Bridge, was given the green light in October 2020.

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An MP has been told to pay a fine after his dog caused a stampede of around 200 deer in Richmond Park.

Daniel Kruger, Conservative MP for Devizes in Wiltshire, pleaded guilty to causing or permitting an animal to chase or worry another animal in a royal park.

Plans to change the electoral boundary of Richmond Park constituency have been revealed (8 June).

The proposals, put forward by the Boundary Commission for England as part of a redrawing of the UK's electoral map, would see Richmond Park lose some voters to Kingston and change the shape of the constituency.

A library in Richmond will be closing for three months so that damage from a World War Two bomb can be repaired, the Council has announced.

Richmond Lending Library, located near the green and Richmond station, will temporarily close from Friday 11 June 2021 at 6.00pm until mid-September 2021.

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A year-long e-scooter trial begins today in London in a bid to reduce air pollution and congestion, and Richmond Upon Thames is one of a handful of boroughs taking part.

You can find a scooter, begin and end your journey in six London boroughs today, these are: Richmond, Ealing, Canary Wharf, The City of London, Hammersmith and Fulham and The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Today marked the start of Richmond's 12-month trial of e-scooters on roads and cycle lanes as part of the wider London scheme.

The trial is part of TFL's effort to reduce air pollution and congestion by encouraging people to use their cars less, particularly for short journeys.