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Council News
Richmond warns reserves could run out as government funding cuts deepen financial pressure
Richmond Council is warning government funding cuts could wipe out its financial reserves within the next few years. A report discussed by our Finance, Policy and Resources Committee last week shows that reserves of £52 million at the start of 2026/27 could fall to £28 million by the end of the financial year.
These reserves could run out within the next four years.
Richmond celebrates double success at ICE London Awards
Richmond upon Thames has scooped two prestigious honours at the Institution of Civil Engineers London 2026 Awards, recognising two major infrastructure projects!
The Thames Path at Kew won Best Project – Asset Resilience, while the Richmond Cycle Hub was named Best Project – Sustainability.
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Video of the Week
Learn how to save a life with a local defibrillator
World Heart Day is a reminder to take the time to think about your heart health and make yourself familiar with what to do in a cardiac emergency. If someone collapses, is unresponsive and is not breathing normally, call 999 immediately and ask for an ambulance. The call handler will help you find and use your nearest AED.
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What's Happening?
Find out how you can make a difference as a trustee
You can make a difference as a trustee - join the annual RCVS Trustee Recruitment Evening to find out how. On 14 October you'll be able to meet a wide range of local charities face-to-face, explore current trustee opportunities, and hear first-hand from current trustees.
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Photo of the Week
Grove Gardens Chapel (aka The Fixery), captured by @vickyphillips332
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