It's good to stop and reflect so we're taking a look back at the past two weeks in news.
We interviewed residents including Michael Campbell on how he swapped his job as a pastry chef to become a mobile bike mechanic, the anthropologist and filmmaker André Singer on his OBE and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey.
By The Editor
18th Oct 2020 | Local News
A new government interactive map has been launched to show residents how many coronavirus cases there are in their neighbourhood.
The map uses official data to show the extent of Covid-19 in every area of the country within the past seven days. It is updated with new figures every day.
Looking to move?
The property market is booming thanks to the stamp duty holiday, saving buyers up to £15,000.
By The Editor
18th Oct 2020 | Local News
Breast Cancer awareness month runs in October and we have teamed up with Richmond-based psychotherapist and cancer counsellor Karin Sieger to do just that: raise awareness and increase understanding of the disease.
When we are in remission from cancer with no evidence of disease (NED) we may feel great relief and expect life to return to 'normal'. Yet sooner or later we may realise that things are not that straight forward.
By The Editor
18th Oct 2020 | Local News
Richmond resident Sir David Attenborough has spoken about his love of Richmond Park.
He said stag beetles fly into his garden after nesting in ancient oak trees.
By The Editor
17th Oct 2020 | Local News
Colourful prints like these are being sold to brighten up your home.
Maxine Stinton runs Wordbird Art Prints. She told us about the designs she has created for Richmond.
By The Editor
16th Oct 2020 | Local News
The park manager of Richmond Park has spoken about a photo which made national news this week.
It pictures a woman in a blue dress clutching her arms into her body as a deer jumps up on her.
Controversy over the possible introduction of private police patrols on the streets of Richmond has escalated with news that a second security firm is canvassing residents to sign up.
The company On The Beat, which uses ex-military personnel, hopes to launch across the borough, typically charging residents £35 a month, possibly falling to £25.
By The Editor
16th Oct 2020 | Local News
Newly-elected Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey was in town today as part of his 'listening tour" of the UK.
He visited the charities ETNA Centre and Dose of Nature and still had time to sit down for a chat with Richmond Nub News.
Hopes have been raised that Richmond residents may be able to receive a vaccine against Covid-19 from December.
As the town and wider London gets set to enter a Tier 2 lockdown this weekend, Pulse, a publication for GPs, has reported that the chance of the vaccine being ready by the end of the year is "50/50".
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