Heathrow said a third runway was critical the UK’s economy as it revealed its updated plan for expansion today. The south-west London airport said its revised plans, which will be submitted to the Airports Commission tomorrow, will create more
Trains have been cancelled and delayed between London Waterloo and Barnes, causing issues for commuters in Richmond, Twickenham and Kingston areas. A signalling problem at Clapham Junction, caused by a lightning strike, means some services are
The care staff of Abbeyfield Victoria House Care Home, Kew are enjoying three outings with the River Thames Boat Project, the Richmond based charity. Thanks to gifts donated in memory of the late Vicki Parsons, who was a resident in the home and sponsorship
Police are calling on people to abandon “misguided loyalty” and come forward with information about the murder of Hampton teenager Jamil Palmer. Mr Palmer, 18, of Belgrade Road, Hampton, died of a stab wound after being taken to a hospital in central
The New Georgians exhibition Orleans House Gallery 3 May - 27 July 2014 The New Georgians celebrates the tercentenary of the Hanoverian accession. This exhibition, part of the Richmond upon Thames Georgian Festival, commemorates this historical
A student short film about bullying has been shortlisted for an award. Pupils between 12 and 16 at Richmond Park Academy (RPA) submitted their film, Open Your Eyes, to the Adobe Youth Voices award. The film will be shown, along with other entries
The bookies are backing the Tories to regain control of the council in the local elections, but the two main parties have dismissed the predictions. Ladbrokes predict Lord True’s Conservative party will breeze through the ballot, putting the odds
A record-breaking 81 Waldegrave students secured gold Mayor’s Award certificates, presented to them by mayor of Richmond Councillor Meena Bond. The Mayor’s Award recognises the importance of being an active citizen and making a contribution to
A Richmond College staff member took part in World Book Night by giving away free copies of the Nora Roberts novel Black Hills. Helen Berry, support for learning manager at the college, successfully applied to join 20,000 other people across the
