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Ambulance service gives an update on Kew Road bus and car collision

By The Editor

7th Oct 2020 | Local News

A person was assessed at the scene but no one suffered any injury that required hospital treatment after a collision yesterday.

The collision happened on Kew Road shortly after 6pm on Tuesday (October 6) and involved a Mini Cooper and double decker bus.

Richmond's top primary and secondary schools ranked by popularity

By The Editor

7th Oct 2020 | Local News

The borough's most popular - Christ's School

Richmond is known for its top-performing schools, and with application season coming up, it's good to know which ones tend to be oversubscribed.

Figures show Christ's School was the hardest secondary school to secure a place at locally this year, with just 43.5 per cent of people who put it down as a first choice being offered a place.

Job of the day: Vacancy at this stunning Richmond Hill florist

By The Editor

7th Oct 2020 | Local News

A chance to work at Richmond's stunning flower shop Bramble and Moss has presented itself.

The shop on Hill Rise, at the bottom of Richmond Hill, is on the lookout for an experienced florist.

Update on plans to bring private police force to Richmond

By Guest

7th Oct 2020 | Local News

A private policing company could soon be on the streets of Richmond to deter and detect crime and even ensure people can safely get to their front door.

MyLocalBobby is canvassing residents over the possibility of bringing in security patrols to the town, to combat unruly behaviour around Richmond Green and the riverside.

Collision between car and bus on Kew Road

By The Editor

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

Ambulance crews have rushed to the scene of a collision between a car and a bus in Kew.

The accident happened on Kew Road at around 6pm today (Tuesday, October 6).

'Pack it in': Praise for our council leader's blunt message to covid rule breakers

By The Editor

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

Cllr Gareth Roberts wearing his Richmond branded face mask

Every Friday for the past few months Richmond Council leader Gareth Roberts has put himself in front of the camera for the grim task of updating residents on Covid-19.

Sometimes this has involved reporting the death of residents to the deadly disease, and nearly every time it has involved Cllr Roberts repeating his message that people should wear a face mask, wash their hands and keep a social distance.

Entries open for Richmond RUNFEST marathon and new 10k events

By The Editor

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

The 26.2-mile marathon route starts in Kew Gardens and finishes near Richmond Lock

If you caught the running bug at last Sunday's Virtual London Marathon, or fancy emulating friends and family who took part, here is your chance.

Richmond RUNFEST has announced multiple new events to be held across two weekends next year.

Arts charity wins £8,000 to improve young people's wellbeing

By Guest

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

Young people in the borough who are struggling with their mental health will get a boost from an £8,000 grant to a Richmond charity.

Art & Soul runs creative workshops for adults and arranges visits to galleries and for their work to go on display in exhibitions.

Swim school is back at Pools on the Park

By The Editor

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

The indoor swimming pool at Pools on the Park

Swim school pupils got back into the water at Pools on the Park in Richmond this week.

The leisure centre said it was phasing lessons back in so that it can maintain a safe and controlled environment.

Eat Out to Help Out continues at A Cena by Richmond Bridge

By The Editor

6th Oct 2020 | Local News

Two months on from the government-backed Eat Out to Help Out scheme, dining out discounts are continuing in Richmond.

A Cena - at the foot of Richmond Bridge - is offering the same perks to customers who visit for a meal.

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