August 2022
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Win your name on the Hampton & Richmond Football Club stadium
Hampton & Richmond Football Club has announced the launch of this year's draw to give the public the chance to name the Beveree Stadium.
Published: 11 Aug 22
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Baby Rhyme Time returns to local libraries
Richmond Libraries are inviting parents of very young children to join them for their Rhyme Time activity classes every month.
Published: 11 Aug 22
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Shake things up this summer by getting your children active for an hour every day
All parents and guardians are encouraged to get involved with the 10 Minute Shake Up campaign, which seeks to inspire primary school children to get active by using some of their favourite stories and characters from Disney, Pixar and Marvel.
Published: 11 Aug 22
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Polio booster for all London children aged 1 to 9
All children aged 1 to 9 years in London are being offered a polio vaccination. This comes following the recommendation by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).
Published: 11 Aug 22
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Thames Water to begin energy upgrade works in Twickenham
Thames Water is installing new technology at the Mogden Sewage Treatment Works that will produce enough renewable energy to heat around 3,500 local homes.
Published: 10 Aug 22
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Blackwater Valley Wind Quintet head to The Poppy Factory for special centenary concert
Music lovers have the chance to enjoy an eclectic performance from the Blackwater Valley Wind Quintet who will bring their repertoire to the factory in Richmond on Friday 16 September 2022.
Published: 10 Aug 22
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London Fire Cadets are recruiting!
If you're aged 14-17 then joining fire cadets is a great way to have fun, make friends, and develop your skills and confidence.
Published: 10 Aug 22
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Rail line closures between Barnes and Feltham this weekend
The rail line between Barnes and Feltham via Hounslow will be closed from Saturday 13 to Tuesday 16 August due to planned engineering upgrades.
Published: 10 Aug 22
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Children eligible for free school meals in Richmond upon Thames are receiving food vouchers this summer
Richmond Council has continued providing school meal vouchers for the borough’s lowest-income families over the school summer holidays.
Published: 10 Aug 22
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Richmond Council issues warning about river dangers as heat-health alert begins
A heat-health alert comes into force across England today with temperatures set to reach up to 35C this week.
Published: 09 Aug 22
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Keeping safe during the hot weather
It is going to be hot this week so you should take extra care to protect your health and the health of those around you.
Published: 09 Aug 22
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NHS appeal for people to donate plasma in Twickenham
The medicines made from plasma are in short supply, and Twickenham is one of only three places in England where people can donate.
Published: 09 Aug 22
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Strindberg's Miss Julie comes to the Mary Wallace Theatre
Preparations are well under way as rehearsals continue. Strindberg's classic exploration of class tensions and subdued passion will play from 17 to 24 September.
Published: 09 Aug 22
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Residents asked to think of young trees during the hot weather
Council teams are working hard to establish all of our new trees during the hot weather, but residents can play their part to help them to thrive!
Published: 09 Aug 22
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Council extends £150 energy rebate payments to thousands more households
Richmond Council has announced an extension of its Energy Rebate Scheme, the next step in making sure people get help with the rising cost of energy bills. It is now calling for everyone who is eligible to come forward to claim their money.
Published: 09 Aug 22
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Get your tickets for next month's 'The Big Family Picnic'
Picnic in the grounds of Strawberry Hill House and get to know other Strawberry Hill residents at The Big Family Picnic.
Published: 08 Aug 22
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Help reduce the risk of developing dementia by staying physically active
A lack of regular physical activity can increase your risk of heart disease, becoming overweight or obese, and type 2 diabetes, which are all linked to a higher risk of developing dementia.
Published: 08 Aug 22
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Domestic abuse One Stop Shop
The One Stop Shop is Richmond upon Thames’ weekly drop-in service offering free, discrete support, advice and information concerning domestic abuse, stalking and sexual violence.
Published: 08 Aug 22
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New community garden project opens at Ham Library with children’s classes set to begin next week
A new community garden project got off to a brilliant start last week, as library staff and volunteers worked to extend the existing community garden at Ham Library.
Published: 04 Aug 22
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Marble Hill to hosts free musical performances every Sunday in August and September
Following two successful years of free Arts in the Park events, the popular Sunday performances return to Marble Hill this Sunday 7 August with Bollywood dancing from Nutkhut Arts.
Published: 04 Aug 22
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Two weeks to go to apply for your Play Street!
Richmond Council is urging residents to ensure they submit their Play Street applications in time, with less than two weeks to go to apply.
Published: 03 Aug 22
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Ham & Petersham SOS are looking to recruit a new receptionist
Ham & Petersham SOS are a small but mighty local charity that works with older and or disabled residents in the Ham and Petersham area.
Published: 03 Aug 22
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Get your kids signed up for this year’s Summer Reading Challenge
The Summer Reading Challenge runs from Saturday 9 July to Saturday 10 September 2022 and is free for kids to join.
Published: 02 Aug 22
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The OSO Arts Centre launches its Autumn Season
The OSO Arts Centre is back for their autumn programme of events with a more ambitious season than ever before.
Published: 02 Aug 22
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Help reduce your risk of dementia by being socially and mentally active
Engaging in mental or social activities may help to build up your brain’s ability to cope with disease, relieve stress and improve your mood. This means doing these activities may help to delay, or even prevent, dementia from developing.
Published: 01 Aug 22
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Richmond Council takes action to protect its high streets and town centres
Richmond Council has worked successfully with the government to help protect Richmond upon Thames’ shops, cafes, offices, restaurants, and gyms from being converted to houses or flats.
Published: 01 Aug 22
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