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Council rejects bringing back portable loos to combat antisocial behaviour

By Rory Poulter

24th Aug 2022 | Local News

Council chiefs have rejected the need to bring back portable toilets on Twickenham Green and Richmond Green to combat antisocial behaviour.

Will you snitch? £1,000 fine threatened as hosepipe ban comes into effect

By Rory Poulter

24th Aug 2022 | Local News

People watering their gardens or washing their car with a hose face a fine of up to £1,000 from today – Wednesday.

Hampton hero up for award

By Rory Poulter

23rd Aug 2022 | Local News

The fund-raising efforts of Hampton hero, Shelle Luscombe, are being celebrated. .

School head raises fears new off-licence will increase underage drinking and antisocial behaviour

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

23rd Aug 2022 | Local News

Richmond parents fear underage kids will buy booze and get rowdy if plans for a corner shop selling alcohol opposite a school go ahead.

Get to know your local police officers at ‘Met in the Park’

By The Editor

23rd Aug 2022 | Local News

Get to know your local police officers – as well as the horses and dogs they rely on for crime fighting and keeping the peace.

Plea to dog owners after cyclist injured in Richmond Park

By Rory Poulter

23rd Aug 2022 | Local News

A cyclist suffered a suspected broken pelvis after crashing to the ground when trying to avoid a dog running free in Richmond Park.

Strike at Richmond College suspended amid last minute peace talks

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

22nd Aug 2022 | Local News

Massive strike action at Richmond college has been suspended after government conciliation service ACAS stepped in to try to resolve the dispute.

Can you afford school fees?

By The Editor

22nd Aug 2022 | Advertisement Features

In today's weekly feature, local business Holland Hahn & Wills address the timely issue of school fees with the new academic year just around the corner.

Feathers flying over plans for late night opening at chicken shop

By Charlotte Lillywhite - Local Democracy Reporter

22nd Aug 2022 | Local News

A Richmond chicken shop fighting to stay open late for a second time is facing backlash from locals who claim they are already woken up by late night revellers.

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