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Richmond Mayfair 2010 by Community Correspondent Finbar Fitzgerald

9:12am Friday 14th May 2010

Last Saturday, 8th May, the Richmond area hosted an annual free event, Richmond May Fair. This, the 40th anniversary of the first Richmond Mayfair was a huge success, despite the absence of good weather, which of course would really have enhanced this outdoor event which took place on Richmond Green and in and around St John’s church in Richmond town centre It lasted for the majority of the day and was fun-filled, providing all ages with interesting activities including fair ground rides, stalls, music, and other performances. I enjoyed the event mainly due to the number of people who were present as well as the lively atmosphere that those involved with the organisation created. I believe it to be a very worthwhile event, which helps unite the local community. The charity aspect too, is significant. Many locally based organisations were represented, fundraising and increasing public awareness.

Richmond College Exodus: Why The Cuts?

8:51am Friday 14th May 2010

By Community Correspondent Miles Dilworth Doubts over the future of a local sixth form college have arisen as teachers face the very real threat of redundancies come the end of the academic year. Teachers at Richmond College launched a strike outside the school gates on Wednesday the 5th demonstrating their anger over the planned staff reductions for the coming year.

Good old Vince

8:14pm Monday 10th May 2010

By Community Correspondent Joel Nulsen

My Night Out with Julie Andrews

10:19am Monday 10th May 2010

By Community Correspondent Heather Moulson

Richmond Park: Parking Price Protest

4:56pm Friday 30th April 2010

By Community Correspondent Isabella Ley

Street Art

6:50pm Tuesday 27th April 2010

By community correspondent Sophie Kiedaisch

Yeh Yeh Georgie Fame at the Live Room

12:47pm Monday 19th April 2010

By Community Correspondent Heather Moulson

Little To Choose Between Richmond Park Candidates

6:40pm Wednesday 14th April 2010

By Community Correspondent Miles Dilworth The race for Conservative Party target seat Richmond Park will be decided by the finest of margins. But that is the one and only matter the polls can make out as current Liberal Democrat occupant Susan Kramer and Conservative candidate Zac Goldsmith both have a 49% chance (Ladbrokes) of winning come election day.