In order for a business to thrive, it needs to work with their employees to find ways to boost productivity. Here are some things you could implement to help reach this goal. Extra Breaks Benefits and perks such as extra breaks are a sure way to help provide motivation to your team and organisation as…
Richmond Council is looking for further feedback on road safety improvements on Hospital Bridge Road in the Whitton/Heathfield area, following a virtual Community Conversation meeting last month. The Community Conversation took place on 29 June 2021 and provided an update on the works to be carried out as part of the planning agreement for Turing House School (the S278…
Richmond upon Thames residents are invited to take part in a series of interactive Quizzes and Trails throughout August 2021. VisitRichmond and the Richmond Card team have partnered with local entertainment business ‘Interrupt the Routine’ to bring residents fun and family-friendly entertainment this August as part of #RichmondLive. After over a year when doors have…
Happy Friday everyone! Here’s Photo Of The Week! 5. A gorgeous uplifting early morning walk at Bushy Park this morning. Lovely to have to sunshine back @theroyalparks @Teddington_Town #happy pic.twitter.com/8Ryog7cwuK — Broma Patel (@BromaPatel) July 14, 2021 4. Had a nice stroll in #bushypark this evening. Very peaceful, highly recommended…… @theroyalparks @Natures_Voice @Teddington_Town @WILD_kingston @ActiveKingston…
Richmond Council has welcomed the Mayor of London’s decision to refuse the revised Planning Application A for the Mortlake Brewery site at a planning hearing at City Hall on Tuesday. The Mayor cited inadequate levels and type of affordable housing, and the unacceptable impacts the additional height and massing would have on the historic buildings,…
Services at the White House Community Centre in Hampton are protected for another 12 months, whilst the Council work with interested parties to secure the long-term future of this important community facility. Unfortunately, due to the Pandemic, the YMCA are not currently in a position to commit to a 25-year-contract. However, they have agreed to…
People are being asked to have their say on the proposal to extend a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) around the British Pregnancy Advisory Service Clinic in Rosslyn Road, Twickenham. The current PSPO, which was put in place in April 2019 to address concerns raised around protests and vigils taking place outside the Clinic, comes to an end on 31 March 2022. The Council is now…
It’s Antisocial Behaviour Awareness Week and Richmond Council is encouraging everyone to report antisocial behaviour wherever it occurs. The term antisocial behaviour (ASB) describes behaviours that can seriously impact the quality of life for people and their communities. Antisocial behaviour includes: Threatening and abusive behaviour Intimidating groups taking over public spaces Vandalism, graffiti and flyposting Dealing and buying…
Richmond Council has again heavily criticised the Government’s proposed planning “reforms” in a motion passed by the Full Council last night. The Government has already introduced a new permitted development right (PDR) to allow many buildings currently in commercial, business or service use to be converted to residential use without a formal planning application. This…
Members across the Council were united last night in their support for the residents of Hong Kong and committed to ensuring the Council welcomed those British national (overseas) citizens seeking to live and work in the borough. At the full Council virtual meeting last night (Tuesday, 13 July), members discussed and voted unanimously to condemn the…
