published by: Heather Mathew - Children and Young Peoples Voluntary Sector Strategic Lead Manager Richmond Council for Voluntary Service
published on: 23 October 2019
The Richmond Parent Carer Forum (RPCF) is pleased to announce that they are seeking an Umbrella organisation that can host the administration relating to this group, and support the delivery of it...
published by: Catherine Ratcliffe - Contact Associate
published on: 24 October 2018
My name is Catherine Ratcliffe and I am an Associate working for Contact (formerly Contact a Family).
published by: Department of Transport
published on: 31 July 2018
People with hidden disabilities, including autism and mental health conditions will soon have access to Blue Badges, removing the barriers many face to travel.
published by: Courtesy of Brewers Twickenham
published on: 12 February 2019
Find out what happened when Clarendon Primary Centre ran into a paint supply problem!
published by: Auriga Academy Trust
published on: 07 December 2018
We are pleased to announce the launch of our Section 10 Consultation. The consultation is a required part of the process of opening a new school (set out under section 10 of the Academies Act 2010).
published on: 19 May 2021
Richmond Carers Centre will celebrate and recognise the contribution carers make this Carers Week (7th-13th June 2021) with a full programme of online activities and events to support carers ...
published by: Disability Challengers
published on: 23 October 2019
Challengers are looking to reach out to families with children and young people living in the Kingston and Richmond Boroughs, who would be interested in attending Challengers Play and Youth Schemes.
published by: Contact
published on: 06 June 2019
New Blue Badge rules in England to come into force on 30 August.
published by: Richmond Communications
published on: 18 September 2018
Clarendon School, for children with special educational needs and disabilities, has moved into its brand new, fit for purpose, school building on the Richmond Education and Enterprise Campus in T...
published by: Community Catalysts and Kingston Council
published on: 18 February 2020
The People Can Project will be a ground-breaking project with a focus on disabled and/or autistic people in partnership with Kingston Council and the Public Health team.