Air pollution could be responsible for as many as 77 deaths a year in Richmond, according to Public Health England. A new report estimated 6.8 per cent of deaths in the borough of those aged over 25 could be caused by a combination of nitrogen-dioxide
Children at Hampton Junior School have been treated to a lesson from on how to eat like athletes as part of the school’s fit for life week. The talk by fitness journalist Kate Percy taught children the importance of healthy eating, but also gave
A toy shop is encouraging young art enthusiasts to create a robot during an Easter break competition. The Toy Station in Eton Street, Richmond, wants children to make a robot to be in with the chance of winning a prize. All robots will be displayed
Performances detailing the contribution made by soldiers of colour in the First World War take place at Richmond lending library. District 6 Theatre Group launches the production to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the start of Great War, part
