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Malaysia Property News (Free subscription) | 04/07/2009
There are some places where only the rich can afford, where politicians, footballers and Russians congregate. Some of London’s prime areas include Notting Hill, Chelsea, Bayswater, Kensington, Knightsbridge, St John Wood, Hyde Park and West Hampstead. Savills director Edward Lewis serves up some alphabet soup to give a broad overview of the different areas and how they rate. Instead of an A or...
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Jackie's School Food Blog (Free subscription) | 01/07/2009
Many of you will know Stephanie Woods who is doing a great job campaigning for freshly cooked school meals in the London Borough of Richmond. Just have a look at the email she recieved yesterday from a council employee: 'It seems that you have asked parents to bombard Cllr Eady and I with emails. Please could you pass on the attached message to them all and ask them to refrain from sending us further...
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The Guardian (Free subscription) | 24/06/2009
What has Richmond got over Hull? For the first time we know how satisfied people are in every area of England Are you happy? Or just what passes for officially happy. Well, for the first time, that emotion has been quantified. As of today, new figures show that the happiest place in England is the City of London following an unprecedented local satisfaction survey. With an approval rating of 92.4%,...
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Twickenham Liberal Democrats (Free subscription) | 14/06/2009
• HOMECARE in Richmond upon Thames is better than ever: that is the result of a survey, carried out by Richmond Council on behalf of the Department of Health, in which 90 % of people responded positively about the care they receive.
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Richmond upon Thames Daily Photo (Free subscription) | 31/05/2009
Looking up and taking time to slow down and look all around is always rewarding in Richmond upon Thames. I like the hint of "roof-top apartment " just entering the picture on the left. Why is it that most of us seem to find this an attractive idea: living high up, looking out across the town, in a cosy little place? The grouping of several styles and shapes begged to be photographed.
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Richmond upon Thames Daily Photo (Free subscription) | 25/02/2009
When the cloud cover is constant, day after day, with no dawn and no sunset, and no feature in the cloudscape - just a flat grey - you must experiment and make the best of it. Looking towards Richmond Bridge from Petersham Meadows we at least get a shine on the water as it tries to reflect the featureless sky, and the lens picks out the distant bridge and puts some texture into the water. It's late...
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The Stage (Free subscription) | 25/02/2009
Richmond Theatre, Richmond-upon-Thames: Opera Holland Park makes its first foray outside its Kensington home for this revival of Stephen Barlow's acclaimed production of Puccini's classic thriller. Read the full review
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Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 28/11/2008
RGS High Wycombe had their first sighting of Twickenham this week and it inspired them to their best performance of the season. Richmond-upon-Thames College play just across the road from the stadium and their results this season hinted at a potential banana skin for RGS in the Under-18 Cup, but it ended up a 51-7 walkover.
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Richmond Transits (Free subscription) | 20/11/2008
Richmond park has come up with a way to limit the increasing Traffic in Richmond Park : The way forward for Case 17165. In a nutshell, they're talking about closing the Pen Ponds (photo from Richmond Upon Thames Daily Photo ) and putting a land train in place. I find this just short of hypocritical and short sighted: hypocritical -if they want to restrict traffic to Pen Ponds, why then do they have...
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NewsBiscuit (Free subscription) | 19/11/2008
A London Borough has launched a new scheme allowing local residents to discard their nannies and au pairs in an environmentally friendly way. Since November 1, Richmond upon Thames has been operating a pilot scheme in which overseas workers can be left out with bottles, cans and newspapers, allowing them to be used again by residents in other parts of the borough.
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Richmond Transits (Free subscription) | 03/10/2008
Another really nice photoblog I've added to my blogroll today: Richmond upon Thames Daily Photo richmond , photo , richmondtransits.blog
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www.OSIR.org.in (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
Environmental news in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, provided by Richmond Environment NetworkSource: www.richenvironmentnet.org.uk FindLaw Legal News | Environmental Law NewsFindLaw | Legal News & Information. Bush: “We need more domestic energy” By DEB RIECHMANN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush said Tuesday that while Source: news.findlaw.com Environmental...
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Richmond Transits (Free subscription) | 03/09/2008
The Beeb reports that a new crime map has been launched . From the Met web site , it looks really good (see picture). However, upmystreet.com reports more burglaries than the national average -so all is not rosy: London Borough of Richmond upon Thames English average Crime statistics are per 1,000 of the population within the local authority area. Learn more Population 186,000.0 -- Households 80,000.0...
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