News

Cut, stick and create at The Fixery

Get creative with rescued materials at a free, relaxed zero-waste paper cutting session at The Fixery on 15 November.

Council news | 03 Nov 26

Know the signs of diabetes and act early

This November, to mark World Diabetes Day, we are working with the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme team to host an awareness talk and drop-in sessions to share information and support across the borough.

Council news | 03 Nov 26

Join Richmond Town Centre's new advisory panel

We are inviting local residents, businesses, workers, and community representatives to help shape the future of Richmond Town Centre by applying to be part of the new advisory panel.

Council news | 03 Nov 26

Remember, remember to celebrate safely this November

With Bonfire Night fast approaching, residents are encouraged to enjoy the sparkle, stay safe and spare a thought for their neighbours, pets and the environment.

Council news | 03 Nov 26

Learn about heating your home safely at the Clean Air Night pop-up

Did you know that Clean Air Night is Tuesday 17 November 2026? To promote it, we will be holding a Clean Air Night pop-up in Teddington hospital foyer on Tuesday 17 November.

Council news | 02 Nov 26

Rare tower mustard takes root on Barnes Common

Volunteers have helped rare tower mustard (Turritis glabra) take root on Barnes Common and other sites across London, by growing plants from seed at home to help re-establish the species.

Council news | 02 Nov 26

Stay warm, well and connected this winter

Colder days are coming, but a little preparation can help you and those you care for stay warm, healthy and connected. From vaccinations, to help with heating bills, there is the support available in Richmond.

Council news | 02 Nov 26

Full of Life Fair opens doors to support, activities and new connections for Richmond residents

More than 900 Richmond residents came together at this year’s Full of Life Fair to discover new interests, meet local organisations and explore ways to stay active, independent and connected.

Council news | 30 Oct 26

More than £27,000 raised for former Mayor’s chosen charities

The former Mayor of Richmond upon Thames, Councillor Penny Frost has presented two local charities with over £13,500 following a year of fundraising.

Council news | 29 Oct 26

Give your views on changes to housing priority rules

Rules setting out who gets priority for social housing in Richmond are being reviewed with the intention of making the system fairer and reduce reliance on temporary accommodation. 

Council news | 29 Oct 26

Discover Teddington’s wildlife

Join a free guided biodiversity walk on Saturday 14 November to discover local wildlife and explore how Teddington Cemetery supports nature recovery and biodiversity. There will be plenty to discover along the way.

Council news | 28 Oct 26

Art experiences for every age at Orleans House Gallery

Step into the world of Ronald Moody at Orleans House Gallery through three free and welcoming experiences.

Council news | 28 Oct 26

Council urges residents to seize 'matter for London' moment in Heathrow expansion plans

Richmond residents are being urged to make their voices heard after the Prime Minister described Heathrow expansion as a “matter for London and Londoners”.

Council news | 27 Oct 26

Winter support event offers advice and Warm Home Packs for Richmond residents

Get advice on keeping warm, saving energy and staying healthy at Richmond Council’s winter support event.

Council news | 27 Oct 26

Accessible homes at the heart of Ham Close regeneration

Newly completed homes at Ham Close show how accessibility and adaptability have been built in from the outset, helping residents live independently and comfortably.

Council news | 27 Oct 26

Explore heritage and culture through Richmond Reads

This November, join us for inspiring Richmond Reads events and discover stories of heritage, resilience and cultural connection.

Council news | 27 Oct 26

Learn how to heat your home safely

Did you know that stopping unnecessary wood burning could save 1,500 lives a year in the UK? Breathing in air pollution from wood burning increases your risk of heart and lung disease, asthma, diabetes and dementia.

Council news | 27 Oct 26

Fright night done right: safe, fun, and waste-free!

With ghouls, ghosts, and good times on the horizon for Halloween, we are reminding residents to stay safe, respect their neighbours, and make this Halloween a little greener.

Council news | 26 Oct 26