- Council provides funds to help small businesses
- Financial help for keeping warm this winter
- Improve your health at York House
- Heathrow's airtrack train plan criticised
- Have your own say on Academies
- Mayor's Christmas invite
- Net closing on Council Tax cheats
- Step pedal jump your way to rugby!
- Borough has the lowest level of alcohol fueled crimes in London
- Play safe at Halloween warning
- Enjoy a week of entertainment at Heathfield centre
- Spreading the safety message
- New funding agreed to combat the recession
- Support your local lollipop person
- Disappointment as Boris' public transport costs rise
- Ham and Petersham win £100,000 for low carbon zone
- Borough children's favourite nursery rhyme revealed on Bookstart Day
- Eastender at East Sheen Library
- Destination Richmond
- Green fingers win prizes for winning allotments
- Free flood warnings for residents at risk in Richmond
- Huge turnout for older people's event
- RISE event success
- Best Cemetery Award for Richmond and East Sheen
- Take part in Black History Month celebrations
- World Sight Day celebrated
- Question time comes to Richmond
- 2M fears local people may loose out to Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC)
- 1,000 people control their social care budgets
- £2.85 million for new homes
- Richmond Council confirms sponsor for Shene Academy
- Richmond Council extends CO2 parking
Release Date: 30/10/2009
Improve your health at York House
Free massages and musical therapy will be among the attractions at a health fair, being held at York House in Twickenham on Tuesday 10 November.
The event is designed for people with learning disabilities, carers and health care professionals, or those interested working in the sector.
Cllr Denise Carr, Cabinet Member for Adult Service, health and Housing on Richmond Council, is urging people to go, she said:
“From free blood pressure checks, to opportunities to try out relaxing therapies, this event offers a host of interesting ways to find out more about your health.
“It is also a good opportunity for people with learning disabilities, their families and carers to find about the services that are available in the borough, many of which are free.”
The event will include a range of stalls providing nutritional advice, first aid demonstrations, health check-ups, interactive sports classes and information about affordable leisure opportunities in the borough.
It is organised by Richmond Council in partnership with NHS Richmond and NHS Kingston and runs from 10am-1pm.
Entrance is free.
For more information contact Catharine Tyrrell on 020 8487 5379 or c.tyrell@richmond.gov.uk
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