Teddington's luxury riverside resort, The Lensbury, is seeking new recruits to join its team who provide renowned service and accommodation for its guests.
Are you full of life? – Workshops offer clues to a healthy old age from help with bills to yoga and the ukulele!
By Rory Poulter
21st Sep 2022 | Local News
The Full of Life Fair this week brings together groups across the borough who specialise in helping residents get the best out of their old age.
Richmond’s Ted Lasso shares football insight with Arsenal’s Mikel Arteta at Brentford game
By Rory Poulter
21st Sep 2022 | Local News
AFC Richmond coach, Ted Lasso, was seen sharing football knowledge with the Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, following his team’s victory over Brentford.
A remarkable collection that inspired a Richmond-based artist is being sold at auction on Wednesday – September 21 - following her death.
Bid to win Heritage status for Eel Pie Island and protection against developers
By Rory Poulter
20th Sep 2022 | Local News
The boatyards and community on Eel Pie Island have successfully raised £6,000 in a bid to win protection against developers and gain heritage status.
The group Compassionate cuppa holds regular meetings – including today, September 20 - for those suffering with the loss of a loved one.
Warning of queues and delays on trains for today’s State Funeral
By Rory Poulter
19th Sep 2022 | Local News
Rail chiefs have warned that services in and out of London Waterloo and Windsor will be extremely busy today with lengthy queues.
Queen’s route to Windsor - Tens of thousands expected to line the roads
By Rory Poulter
19th Sep 2022 | Local News
The route carrying the Queen’s coffin to her final resting place in St’s George’s Chapel Windsor will be filled with tens of thousands of people.
House sale prices across the Richmond borough fell over the summer. .
Borough’s town centres set to fall silent for Queen’s funeral
By Rory Poulter
16th Sep 2022 | Local News
The borough’s high streets – and even the skies – will fall silent on Monday with a shut down for the Queen’s funeral.
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