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30th October 2018
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Over the last twelve months, students and staff from Richmond upon Thames College (RuTC) raised over £770 for ‘Shooting Star Chase’, the leading children’s hospice charity caring for babies, children and...
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- 15th October 2008
It was announced last week that Stansted and City airports [would] get the expansion go ahead (Greenpeace UK).
So, where does that leave us with the Heathtrow expansion?
Heathrow expansion (the current plan is a third runway between the A4 and M4,
- 8th October 2008
Richmond Council has joined forces with the police to warn residents and businesses about the increasing incidence of identity fraud.
Britain suffers one of Europe's highest rates of identity fraud; despite 99% of adults claiming to be aware of the i
- 6th October 2008
With roadworks in Richmond town centre having caused a lot of congestion on the roads, drivers have been using The Vineyard as a short cut by illegally driving the wrong way down this one-way street.
This has already caused a number of incidents and
- 2nd October 2008
Maybe feeling the heat over the Tories transportation
plan, the British Airways CEO mounted a counter PR attack yesterday: BA criticises Tory Heathrow plan (BBC, 1/10/08) (via Londonist).
Mr Walsh says the latest idea that a rail link from Leeds and Manc
- 30th September 2008
Ah good old fish and chips..
A sunny Sunday afternoon at the coast, walking along the pier with battered fresh fish and crispy chips in-hand, wrapped up in carton or newspaper. This was once a common scene on these shores, well, before the shortage o
- 11th September 2008
At the time they are faced with being broken up by the anti-trust regulator, BAA are still putting out misleading statements, as relayed in this BBC article:
Delays become worse at Heathrow
Their PR officer claims that "Heathrow is full and its depend
- 9th September 2008
Richmond celebrates Paralympic Games Handover
If you're one of the many people tuning in over the next couple of weeks to see Britain continue it's fabulous tradition in the Paralympics, with the nation still on a high after the brilliant performance fro
- 8th September 2008
Matt Allright is the familiar face we associate with uncovering Rogue Traders every week on BBC1, going undercover to find all sorts of deceit and exploitation, from restaurants employing illegal immigrants to plumbers ripping off the elderly, but perha
- 8th September 2008
While BAA is being threatened with breakup by its friends at the DfT and still considers its rivals being Paris and Amsterdam, other airlines are moving fast into new segments taking note of rail as an unbeatable competitor on short journeys and jet fuel p
- 28th August 2008
Richmond upon Thames residents are being invited to help the Council review its public consultation process.
A new scrutiny task group has been set up to examine how consultation is undertaken and to assess how satisfied residents are with the proces