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Richmond lawyer takes on top role with campaigning organisation

By Cesar Medina

10th Jun 2024 | Local News

Matthew Tuff, Legal Director of Moore Barlow Lawyers in Richmond, is the new vice president of non-profit-organisation that supports rights of injured victims of negligence (credit: Association of Personal Injury Lawyers).

Richmond lawyer, Matthew Tuff, has taken on a top role with a national NGO which campaigns for the rights of injured victims of negligence.

Richmond: NHS desperate for blood donors following cyber attack

By Cesar Medina

10th Jun 2024 | Local News

O positive and O negative donors are being asked to urgently book appointments to give blood following the London hospitals IT incident (credit: NHS).

The NHS is 'urgently' calling on O Positive and O Negative blood donors to donate following a cyber attack last week in London .

Five jobs available near Richmond right now: Chef, sales consultant and nursing roles

By Cesar Medina

9th Jun 2024 | Local News

Richmond is currently in search of chef de parties, veterinary nurses and bookeepers (credit: Cesar Medina).

Lots of roles in Richmond and If your business is hiring, why not place an advertisement on our jobs page? .

No evidence of sex trafficking as Richmond massage shop has license renewed

By Cesar Medina

9th Jun 2024 | Local News

Oriental Style Massage and Beauty in Richmond Road, Kingston will have its license renewed (credit: Google Maps).

The Licensing Sub-Committee decide to renew Oriental Style Massage and Beauty after concerns over poor record keeping, but owners aim to improve .

Richmond Furniture Feature of the Week: Bunk beds

By Cesar Medina

8th Jun 2024 | Local News

This Twickenham furniture store has a range of bunk beds currently on offer (credit: MiHomeUK Furniture Outlet Twickenham).

Twickenham furniture store, MiHomeUK, has chosen its furniture items of the week for Nub News readers: Bunk beds.

Richmond found to be safest London borough for child pedestrians post-pandemic

By Oliver Monk

6th Jun 2024 | Local News

A series of Freedom of Information requests to The Department For Transport has revealed Richmond borough has the lowest rate of child pedestrian casualties according to data from 2022. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

The figures showing the number of pedestrian child deaths or injuries have been sourced from Freedom of Information requests to The Department For Transport.

Peaky Blinders star to feature in Richmond theatre production

By Holly Kintuka

6th Jun 2024 | Local News

Headshots of the cast for Red Speedo (credit: Orange Tree Theatre)

Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond has announced the full cast for the UK premiere of award-winning playwright Lucas Hnath’s Red Speedo.

What's On in Richmond this weekend: Theatre, running club, art and more

By Cesar Medina

6th Jun 2024 | Local News

Lots of events in Richmond this weekend for residents to enjoy (credit: image supplied).

Looking for something to do this weekend? Read our what's on round up to find out what's on in Richmond this weekend .

Park Lane Stables set to return home after renovations are completed

By Oliver Monk

4th Jun 2024 | Local News

Natalie O’Rourke, owner and founder of Park Lane Stables, outside the organisation’s newly-refurbished Teddington home. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

The stables, part of the Riding for the Disabled Association or RDA, has stayed at Manor Farm in Petersham, Richmond, since being nearly evicted in 2021.

Richmond: Ice cream trader feels to have lost 50% of business due to council error

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

4th Jun 2024 | Local News

An ice cream trader has been operating for extra hours in Hampton Court Way but Richmond Council has now told him it was a mistake (credit: Google Maps & Richmond Council).

An ice cream trader next to Hampton Court Palace has said he lost half of his business overnight due to a council blunder over the hours he can operate .

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