Kingston Council steps up community parks transformations
Kingston Council has this week stepped up improvement of its community parks by installing new gym equipment in two parks.
The Wildlife Trust encouraging us to join the great stag beetle hunt this season
It’s stag beetle season and conservationists are asking the public to report sightings of Britain’s biggest beetle in order to
Dinton Fields trees felled despite advice to Kingston Council saying they could stay
Specialist advice was ignored when almost 20 trees— some reaching 90ft tall — in Dinton Fields were chopped down last
Lyme Disease warning: Richmond residents urged to be aware of vampiric ticks
Adventurous Richmond residents are being urged to be ‘tick aware’ this summer by the council and Public Health England. Ticks
UK grey squirrels threatened with ‘mass murder’ under Forestry Commission cull plans
The lives of thousands of London squirrels are hanging in the balance after the Forestry Commission’s ‘cruel’ state-funded plans for
Catch up with classic films this summer as pop-up screens return to South West London parks
Image: By SWLondoner staff South West London residents can enjoy outdoor film screenings throughout the summer as Pop Up Screens
Richmond tops table for being sportiest borough in the country
Summary: Almost half of adults participate in 30 minutes of sport each week. Image: By SWLondoner staff Richmond has once
Hammersmith and Fulham parks set for £2million boost
Summary: Plans to continue revitalising parks in the borough have been announced as part of the council’s commitment to providing
Kingston nominated for Queen Elizabeth II greenery award
Summary: Outdoor spaces in Kingston upon Thames have attracted nominations for the Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge. Image: By Joel
Park gates to remain open at night in bid to save money
Summary: Users of Merton’s parks are anxious about a borough plan to make savings by leaving park gates unlocked at