• Teddington Business Community announce meeting with councillors

  By teddppl at 13:08 on 28/09/11

  

  The Teddington Business Community have announced a meeting with councillors next week. Pamela Fleming, the Strategic Cabinet Member for Community, Business and Culture, and Susan Shaw, Business Champion from Richmond Council will be the guest speakers for the business evening which will be held at The Landmark Arts Centre. Any business that is based in Teddington can attend and there is no charge to go along.   After the talk...

• Survey results for Teddington and update on 30 minutes free parking card

  By teddppl at 09:53 on 21/04/11

  

  Richmond Council has revealed that 1,962 Teddington residents responded to the recent All in One Survey. All in One Survey for Teddington Results from the survey were as below:- • Satisfied as a place to live – 95% Most important in making Teddington a good place to live included: • Local parks and open spaces – 78% • Shopping in your local high street – 39% • Level of crime and anti-social...

• Traffic chaos hits Teddington during half term and street cleaners Veolia lose contract

  By teddppl at 12:39 on 22/02/11

  

  Traffic is gridlocked between Teddington, Hampton Wick and Kingston today. This is due to the road resurfacing at Kingston Road and Normansfield Avenue, in conjunction with the work on the railway bridge at the corner of Broad Street and Park Road.  Both works are causing chaotic traffic congestion today, as yesterday. There are no traffic lights at Kingston Road and Normansfield Avenue where the road is down to one lane only,...

• Business survey for Teddington businesses

  By alisond2010 at 15:37 on 20/01/11

  

  After the residential All-in-One survey was sent out last year, Richmond Council have now sent out the survey for businesses. On speaking to several local businesses, the surveys have not been received by all home based businesses and self-employed Teddington people.  One local business I spoke to said "I put my details on the residential survey but still didn't received a business survey!" If you are a...

• Leader of the Council prioritises zero increase for council tax

  By alisond2010 at 11:21 on 07/01/11

  

  In his new year message Nicholas True, Leader of Richmond Council prioritises zero increase for council tax payments for the Borough.  The two other priorities announced are: "protect and improve the services that matter most to local people" and "continue to make the council a more efficient organisation". As we already know the borough council's budget have been cut by 14% which is over £5m.  The next 4 years will...

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