Who on earth would want to deliberately harm themselves, you may be thinking? According to recent, rather startling NHS figures, quite a few. More worryingly, these figures relate to young people between 11 and 19, mostly girls.
In 2006/7 nearly 16,0
Local residents are being urged to make a pledge to make their lifestyle more environmentally-friendly as part of a new initiative by Richmond Council. As mentioned in previous blog posts the Council has developed a series of pledges across a number of
...for Mr. Walsh's bonus!
His arguments in this Richmond and Twickenham Times article dubious for the least:
1. The jobs impact has never been quantified by an independent survey
2. Comparing LHR alone to other airports is dishonest for t
Here's one of Richmond's best secrets: every Saturdays and Sundays, on Homebase car park,
there's a French-style market van, complete with the Frenchman selling cheese inside! His name is Michel and apparenly he ferries fresh products every week, directl
According to a recent report in The Daily Mail, leading psychotherapists claim that Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is only a sticking plaster in the treatment of depression and other mental health disorders.
They demand that a wider range of therapies
Vote in the London Restaurant Awards and get the chance to win dinner for 2 in all six of the restaurants shortlisted for the Evening Standard.
The panel of judges for the London Restaurant Awards have come up with a list of 60 restaurants that cost no
E-books now available from your local library
E-books, books in electronic format that you can read through a PC, an e-book reader or through handheld devices, are currently being introduced into Richmond upon Thames Libraries to extend their services to
I don't have much to add to this article: British cities shun London's wasteful car tax - Times Online
"[...] overheads are now so high that they burn up the equivalent of almost £4 of a standard £8 charge. Money raised to improve public transport has be
St Margaret's resident Samantha Barraclough is seeking local businesses to sponsor her as she undertakes a charitable trek to climb Kilimanjaro in July this year with the aim of raising £3,000 for the charity Scope.
If you wish to support Samantha
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