Pamela Fleming: Helping communities improve
People can have their say on the futures of Kew, Whitton and Heathfield as part of Richmond Council’s village plans project.
An online consultation was launched this week, outlining the vision for Kew, Whitton and Heathfield.
Drop-in sessions will provide residents with an opportunity to view and discuss the documents with council officers.
The Whitton session will be held at Whitton Youth Zone in Britannia Lane, from 10am to 4pm on March 15.
The Kew session will be held at St Anne’s Church on Kew Green from 10am to 4pm on March 22.
Councillor Pamela Fleming said: “This is the perfect opportunity for those living in Kew, Whitton, and Heathfield, to have their say.”
For information, email allinone@richmond.gov.uk.
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