Find out about the completion of the concrete frame superstructure for the new Water Lane building, a key milestone in the Twickenham Riverside redevelopment.
One of the most important things you can do to help tackle hate crime is to report it when it happens. This helps people access support, gives the police and local services a clearer picture of what ...
Organised with Multicultural Richmond, United in Hope: No Place for Hate in Richmond will bring residents, young people, schools, colleges, faith groups, community organisations and partners together ...
At the heart of this work is The Fixery at Grove Gardens Chapel, a community repair and reuse hub where residents can bring items for a new lease of life, learn practical skills and meet people who ...
The new Elleray Centre has received a Design Award from the Teddington Society, recognising its outstanding contribution to the town’s character.
The Beauty Way Project CIC is offering a free six-week community programme in Hampton this November, funded by Living Well Dying Well. Conversations on Life & Death offers a welcoming space for local ...
If you are part of the local voluntary sector, help shape Richmond’s ‘No Wrong Door’ approach for people experiencing co-occurring mental health and alcohol or drug use needs, particularly those ...
The borough of Richmond Upon Thames will benefit from £228,091 through Richmond charity, Riverbank, under the Government’s Ending Homelessness in Communities Fund (EHCF). This will enable expanded ...
A new visitor guide has been launched to put the best of Richmond upon Thames in the spotlight and encourage even more people to discover its borough’s parks, riverside, heritage, culture and ...
Lidl has chosen Twickenham Real Junk Food Project (TRJFP) as one of five charities the public can vote for. The project with the most votes can win £10,000 from Lidl, and while all five will be ...
Find out how the restoration of Beverley Brook has helped to improve flood resilience and create new wildlife habitats.
The next Twickenham Repair Café will be open on Saturday 17 October, for the repair of household items. The café does not charge for repairs, but asks for a donation based on what you think their time ...
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