Author Archives: Richard AH White

The stalls at this Saturday’s Garden Market from 11AM – 1pm will include Sarah Harvey, A Quack & A Moo: homemade children’s accessories Chiara Lobbi, Pesciolino Tales: arts and crafts Beth Whitehead, Lupins Locker: handmade luxury hangers and cross stitch … Continue reading →

Representation Hearing – date still to be confirmed A public Representation Hearing is due to be held for the Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and the Fire Service, Jules Pipe, to consider the Application in detail and to determine whether … Continue reading →

The Public Examination of the Council’s vision for the next fifteen years in the Borough, currently being heard at York House, is beginning in part to look like a prequel to the Planning Inquiry about the Brewery Planning Applications. On … Continue reading →

As we are now into July, dog owners will have their calendars marked for National Pet Hydration Awareness Month. This dedicated month serves as an important reminder to ensure our four-legged friends stay well-hydrated, cool and calm, especially during the … Continue reading →

The Council is proposing to develop a ‘Transport Strategy 2040’, a long term plan for the Borough’s future transport needs and aspirations. A paper was presented to the Transport and Air Quality Committee on 10 June 2024. https://cabnet.richmond.gov.uk/documents/s500011070/RTS2040-Final.pdf The paper … Continue reading →

And on the second day the Inspectors considered the Council’s position on affordable housing in the Local Plan. And they were not happy. Watch this space.

Do you have any ideas for matters that you think might / could / should be discussed on or in a local news bulletin? If you want to put forward an idea for discussion you can make a comment on … Continue reading →

Don’t forget the Market this Saturday 11am to 1pm. Polly the Face Painter and the Sheen Artists are back.

The evening on 25 June 2024 was billed as an opportunity to question your candidates on the Mortlake Brewery development and local and national issues. Some 70 attendees were asked to identify the top issues for the candidates to address. … Continue reading →