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A safe solution was proposed in evidence put to the STAG Brewery Public Planning Inquiry by a transport witness, Howard Potter. SEE Edit Post “Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Transport : Day 4” ‹ EastSheenMatters — WordPress Whether or not a … Continue reading →

The talk by MESS Chair will be held at All Saints Church and will start at 7.30pm.  Forty years ago almost to the day the GLC, who managed the South Circular, was abolished and the Government seized control of the … Continue reading →

To ensure that this response is given full exposure the reply from Cllr Cambridge has been copied from Comments to a full posting. Slight editing has been done, solely to highlight separate issues, ie no content has been added or … Continue reading →

Will there be any response from Richmond Council? PEST circulated this closing email over the weekend. It is almost the end of the road for us and we are handing over the reins to you to hold the Council to … Continue reading →

Further to the report on this blog of the recent meeting of Richmond Council’s Education and Children’s Service’s Committee at which an idea was put forward about Thomson House School, here are the impressions of one reader, gleaned from the … Continue reading →

East Sheen FC: One of Football’s Oldest Clubs Returns After 120 Years See Https://eastsheenfc.com One of the oldest football clubs in the country is set to return to East Sheen for the first time in over a century. East Sheen … Continue reading →

Sarah Olney visited the Royal Ballet School last week. She reports: “One change which has impacted the school is the removal of the dedicated parks police unit. The location of the school means it can take a while for forces … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago TFL contacted our local MP’s office to state that the 493 service will run every 15 minutes, instead of its current rate of every 12 minutes.  Sarah met with them and reports: “The 493 is the only … Continue reading →

Friday 27 March 7pm Evi Wang Trio Violin, Clarinet and Piano Tickets at the Door £15

The discussion can be seen and heard on the Council website at from minutes 3.45 to 45. Cllr Crookdake’s statement on a ‘Ward Concern’ to the Education and Children’s Services Committee on 26 March 2026. “Thomson House School governors are … Continue reading →