Monthly Archives: February 2026

Community BlueScapes is a partnership between London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, Barnes Common Limited and WWT. They are working together for people and nature. EastSheenMatters advertised this competition in November 2025 inviting young people to submit entries for a … Continue reading →

It is interesting to read the commentary with the old photos in the previous posting and link it with the impact of the roadworks on Sheen Lane.

Following his appearance last Wednesday at https://childlawobserver10.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4732&action=edit Daniel did a bit of reseaarch. Credit to the Twickenham Tribune.

There’s a hole in the road on the station side of St. Leonard’s Road. Three way traffice light control. Unannounced. No people in it of course at 330pm today. Add twenty minutes at the level crossing and you have mayhem. … Continue reading →

There’s a hole in the road on the station side of St. Leonard’s Road. Three way traffice light control. Unannounced. No people in it of course at 330pm today. Add twenty minutes at the level crossing and you have mayhem. … Continue reading →

The first concert of the All Saints Concert Series #23 will be on Saturday, 7 March at 7:00pm. The concert will feature YCAT Grand Prize winning pianist, Amiri Harewood performing music by Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich and Bach. Tickets are £17 and … Continue reading →

Given that there has been criticism, implied or specific, of the conduct of Richmond Council Elected Councillors and Officers on EastSheenMatters, it seems opportune to revisit the standards which apply to everyone holding public office. Interestingly the Government launched a … Continue reading →

You might think that having posted a notice on the Council website that a letter had been written to the Department for Education asking for reconsideration of them being ‘minded’ to decide not to continue funding Livingstone Academy at the … Continue reading →