- Tangley Park Family Centre open to all
- Offer day – secondary school places announced tomorrow
- Colourful Holi Festival set to brighten up Twickenham
- Lighting up Whitton
- Joint library project awarded £20,000 by the Arts Council
- Enjoy your very own royal wedding
- Youth come together on crime
- Champion runners sprint to collect awards
- Youth Offending Team praised by inspectors
- Women urged to cycle their hearts out
- Wrapping Richmond up warm
- Council prepares to freeze parking charges
- Residents set to nominate footpaths and roads for repair
- Purrrffect addition to borough’s day centre
- Bringing health and wellbeing into the heart of Twickenham
- Live your life in our parks
- An a-peeling way to support libraries
- Antisocial behaviour tackled in Ham
- Un-Lucky shop prosecuted for teen booze sales
- An afternoon with a Masterchef at Twickenham Library
- Last chance to apply for the ARThouse festival
- Richmond’s Project Volunteer
- Works complete at Teddington Pools and Fitness Centre
- Developing mental health care in Richmond
- Recycling rounds change to save over £250,000
- Singing from the valleys…in Richmond
- High street programme targets Twickenham
- Collis tops football festival
- Royal Visit To Mark Jubilee
- Activities for children over the spring half term
- Successful energy saving project expands
- Gritting operation keeps streets open
- Benefits cheat jailed
- Badge reward for keeping safe every day
- Working together to fight homelessness
- Council launches consultation to tackle homelessness
- Borough paves the way for national sports launch
- BID-ding to improve business in Twickenham
- Testing on arrest means business
- Clearance work to start on Riverside pool site
- Be prepared for 2012 Olympics
- Council Tax and budget briefing
- Affordable housing boom in Richmond upon Thames
- Visit Richmond Landscapes Past and Present
- Chance for local talent to shine at Youth Open Mic Night in Hampton
- Remember to register to vote
Release Date: 09/02/2012
Royal Visit To Mark Jubilee
Her Majesty The Queen will be visiting Richmond upon Thames this summer to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee.
The Queen, accompanied by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, is marking the Diamond Jubilee with a series of regional visits and engagements throughout the country. They have selected Richmond upon Thames as one of the only four London areas they will visit during the tour, they will be visiting on the 15 May.
Lord True, Leader of Richmond Council, said:
“This is a great honour. I believe that the Queen is the greatest public servant of our time – dedicating 60 years to serving our country. That contribution should be applauded and I am thrilled that Her Majesty and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh are visiting our borough as part of their celebrations.
“I hope our borough becomes alive this summer. We have already made our commitment to supporting street parties for the Jubilee and we hope people will apply now to ensure they can celebrate this happy time.”
More information about the Royal visit will follow shortly.
For more information visit our street parties page here.
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