News in Richmond

Tyson Fury has dismissed his heavyweight rival, Deontay Wilder, as a bum.

When the two men get into the ring in Las Vegas on Saturday night, Fury will be expected to live up to this dismissive rhetoric.

Green party councillors in Richmond and Twickenham insist they are making a real difference by winning official support for action on air pollution and climate change.

They point to the fact that all three motions from Green Party councillors were adopted at the Richmond Council meeting earlier this week.

Rail and underground services across the area face serious disruption this weekend.

On Saturday, there will be no District Line services between Richmond and Turnham Green, which will be replaced by bus services.

The police have confirmed that the 20mph speed limit in Richmond Park does not apply to cyclists, so bringing an end to a long-running dispute.

The news may well change the way officers monitor cyclists using the park's roads, which has involved hiding behind trees and using speed guns to justify pulling people over,

As more and more events are being organised locally Nub News is launching a new weekly round up of what's on in Richmond each weekend.

Every Thursday we will now bring you our top picks of the events in our town for the coming weekend.

If you are confused about where to start with your mortgage or need advice on the best deals available, look no further than the new 'Mortgage Doctor' from Greenacre Financial Services.

This online service provides the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions concerning home loans, providing easily accessible insight into the financial world.

The introduction of a 20mph speed limit on most of the borough's roads has brought some reductions in average speeds, it has been revealed.

The changes have also coincided with a reduction in air pollution, specifically levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), according to research by independent experts.

MP Munira Wilson has held talks with the education group that plans to create a new private secondary school for hundreds of pupils at the historic Kneller Hall.

Dukes Education recently bought the Grade II listed building, which was previously home to The Royal Military School of Music, from the Ministry of Defence.

This week we took an exclusive look around an astonishing 400-year-old building near Richmond to find out more about the history of our borough.

Numbers 2 and 4 High Street, Hampton Wick, (on the corner of Old Bridge St) were built approximately 400 years ago.

Cyclists claim they have been given the green light to fly through Richmond Park at above the 20mph limit that applies to cars.

They argue that a letter received from the Royal Parks, which followed a Freedom of Information Act request, makes clear that the speed limit does not apply to them.