Public-health funding per resident varies fourfold across London
Westminster will receive more than four times as much public-health funding per resident as Bexley next year, according to an
Richmond’s 15 loneliness benches and NHS GP link workers are on the same streets — research shows why connecting them matters
Loneliness kills an estimated 100 people every hour worldwide, the WHO found in 2025. In Richmond, two programmes are fighting
LISTEN: Is the English summer becoming a health threat as second summer heatwave hits Glastonbury?
Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts, which came to a close this Monday, was hit by the heatwave which swept
Why is there a decline in public toilets in the UK?
London’s public toilets are set to be extinct by 2105, according to new research published by online bathroom retailer Victorian
Ruth Cadbury condemns cut to public health funding in Hounslow
Ruth Cadbury MP has condemned government spending cuts to public health services such as stop-smoking, sexual health and addiction support.
Black history month celebrated in Richmond
Richmond residents, organisations, and community leaders attended a celebration of Black history in Twickenham on Tuesday. Healthwatch Richmond hosted guest
Volume sales of alcohol increased by 25% during the peak of the pandemic
Volume sales of alcohol increased by 25% during the peak of the pandemic, according to a new report. The Monitoring
Croydon community group sceptical of Sadiq Khan’s ‘public health’ approach to violence
A Croydon community group is doubtful that it will see any of the £500,000 set aside to fund London Mayor
On the pulse: Did south west Londoners survive Dry January?
Mixed emotions greeted the end of Dry January today, with some embracing their achievement while others were raising a toast,
Help for ‘vulnerable’ parents and children protected from budget cuts by Hammersmith and Fulham council
Vital children’s centres in Hammersmith and Fulham will be saved from budget cuts, promised the council this week. Fears arose
Residents shocked at high pollution levels in Kensington and Chelsea
By Laura Wignall and Gemma Jamieson A leading scientist believes that air pollution in boroughs like Kensington and Chelsea poses a