Category Archive

The cows are back in the 10-acre paddock near Holly Lodge. Work continues on the sand martin nest bank and rhododendron clearance in Sidmouth Wood

Want to help make sure the Park stays its beautiful best for all of us to enjoy? The new Friends leaflet gives some useful advice

Lyme disease seems to be more prevalent this year. Read the Royal Parks’ leaflet on ticks, Lyme disease and sensible preventative measures

The Richmond and Bushy Parks Forum has put forward its views on the membership of the new Board which will run the Royal Parks

Conservation work is taking place in Sidmouth woods, and an artificial sand martin nest bank is being constructed to the south of Pen Ponds

Work is underway in the Park to pollard willows along the Beverley Brook, create a reinforced Pen Ponds spillway and remove non-native rhododendrons

Find out what detailed measures are being taken to protect the Park’s ecology on Sunday during the Olympic road cycling trial event

The Park has won a Green Flag award for the fifth year running. Hare bells are flowering and deer are thrashing off the

The Mayor won’t get control of the Royal Parks, but he will have a lot more power over what happens in them. Read the government statement

Gridlock and 12,000-strong crowds are predicted for August 14, the date of the road cycling test event through the Park