News in Richmond

A temporary PCR testing centre at Old Deer Park in Richmond is now operating seven days a week in light of soaring COVID-19 infections.

The move comes against the background of reports that the highly infectious Omicron strain of coronavirus is now dominant in London

Video call tablets are being offered to local people who risk missing out on personal contact with loved ones this Christmas.

Richmond Council has formed a partnership with Alcove to provide Alcove Video Carephone devices for free to people who might need virtual care, health and wellbeing support.

A home in the borough that's thinner than a London bus has dropped its price by over £100,000 in three months.

The narrow terrace house on Third Cross Road is now on the market for £549,950, down from £650,000 in mid-September when it was first listed.

An exhibition celebrating the impact, inspiration and legacy of the Orange Tree Theatre has opened this week at the Museum of Richmond.

From a room above the pub to an award-winning independent theatre, discover the extraordinary history of the Orange Tree as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Having a life insurance policy is a sensible and proactive decision to make as it protects your family and lets you leave them a non-taxable amount at the time of death.

Here, Nub News partner, Greenacre Financial Services, explains the value of providing this financial lifeline to the bereaved.

Park Lane Stables RDA are officially the proud new owners of the home they previously had to vacate, it was announced today.

The beloved charity have finally picked up the keys to their home at Park Lane Stables today after a rollercoaster year saw them raise an amazing £1 million to stay in the borough.

A rogue landlord in West London has been fined over £60,000 after renting a dangerous flat out to a mother and her young son.

A report by Richmond Council revealed the bathroom ceiling had collapsed due to damp plaster.

A new avenue of trees has been planted at Marble Hill in a poignant dedication to the Queen and next year's Platinum Jubilee.

The planting ceremony saw the Mayor of Richmond and Twickenham, local schools and community leaders help plant the trees.

The founder of the ethical Duck Pond Markets has urged consumers to spend a proportion of their money in local businesses and embrace the future of sustainable shopping.

Caron Pook launched the markets in 2008 to offer sustainable, ethical, local shopping to consumers. They are situated across six different London sites, including Ruislip, Chiswick and Richmond.

Council plans to gentrify a Richmond public car park on a site near the riverside have been criticised by cycling campaigners.

The Friars Lane Car Park has come under fire from local residents for being an eyesore, while there are concerns about security, noise, pollution, nuisance and litter.