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There is new guidance for recycling in Kew. The government’s ‘simpler recycling’ legislation will take effect from March 31st..and the rules for what can be recycled in Richmond will change from that time.
The London Borough of Richmond will be introducing the Kew Green Traffic Reduction scheme on 30th March 2026,
An account of the Kew Society Lecture by Jack Andrews about Marianne North. We were honoured to be part of this event, Jack’s final public speaking engagement after a decades long career.
Work at Kew Railway Bridge enters new phase as monitoring equipment is removed.
Kew Society members can now enjoy the Thames towpath between Richmond Lock and Kew Gardens after a year-long program of major river bank repairs following the towpath breach in October 2025. Kew Society’s Environment Trustee Dr Sarah Clarke attended the...
It is with great sadness that we want to let you know about the sudden loss of a much loved member of our team, Diana Ormond, our Honorary Secretary.
The Kew Society has objected to a recent planning application for the six storey Grovewood block of flats off Sandycombe Road, Kew.
Kew Society opposes Thames Water's Teddington Direct River Abstraction scheme in our submission to the statutory consultation process.
Investigation work at Kew Railway Bridge enters new phase to determine the cause of the structural damage.
Reopening of the Thames towpath between Kew Gardens and Richmond Lock delayed due to the challenging nature of the worksite.
Earlier this year, plans to build a third runway at Heathrow Airport re-emerged with full government backing, reviving a long-standing and polarising debate. A briefing document on the third runway debate, written by Kew Society Member Dr Roger Mason, is a timely contribution to discussions in the light of today's announcement by Heathrow Airport of their proposed modernisation and expansion plans.
Thames Water invites communities, customers and stakeholders to share their views on the updated proposals for the Teddington Direct River Abstraction (TDRA) project, which it describes as "a vital drought resilience project for London".
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