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Richmond
The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, located in South West London, is known for its picturesque landscapes and strategic urban planning. The borough includes areas such as Richmond, Twickenham, and Teddington, each with its unique character and amenities. Richmond is famous for the scenic Richmond Park, the largest of London’s Royal Parks, and the historic Richmond Theatre. Twickenham is known for the iconic Twickenham Stadium, the home of English rugby. Teddington offers a charming riverside setting with beautiful gardens and parks. The borough’s planning strategy emphasizes the preservation of green spaces and historical landmarks, such as Kew Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The River Thames, which flows through the borough, provides stunning riverside views and recreational opportunities. Richmond’s excellent transport links, including direct rail services to London and numerous bus routes, enhance its connectivity. The borough’s commitment to preserving its historical and natural assets while supporting sustainable development makes it one of the most desirable areas in London.
The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames features:
Green Belt
Conservation Areas
Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
Historic Parks and Gardens
Richmond Park and Kew Gardens are notable examples of protected areas in this borough.
Platt's Eyot Belmont Road Trafalgar Road Hampton Court Green St Margaret's Estate Strawberry Hill Road Strawberry Vale Cambridge Park Park Road (Teddington) Twickenham Park Mallard Place Mays Road Blackmore's Grove Mortlake Green Twickenham Green Mill Hill Hampton Village Rosecraft Gardens Hanworth Road The Grove Amyand Park Road Crown Road Normansfield Sheen Road Beresford Avenue Richmond Green Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Kew Foot Road Lawn Crescent East Sheen Avenue Sheen Lane (East Sheen) Queen's Road (Mortlake) Model Cottages White Hart Lane Holmesdale Avenue Sheen Lane (Mortlake) Hampton Court Park Richmond Road (East Twickenham) St Matthias Christ Church Road Bushy Park Fieldend Hamilton Road Castelnau Kew Road Richmond Hill Richmond Park Central Richmond Old Deer Park Richmond Riverside Kew Green Hampton Wick Ham House Petersham Parkleys Estate Ham Common Barnes Common Barnes Green Broom Water Burlington Avenue and West Park Road Kew Gardens Madrid Road Mortlake Oaklands Estate Queen's Road (Twickenham) Ruskin Avenue and part Defoe Avenue Sheen Common Drive Sheendale Road Thorne Passage Waldegrave Park Teddington Lock High Street Teddington High Street Hampton Hill Pope's Avenue Joanna Southcott Chapel Bushy Park Gardens Cole Park Road Cowley Road Twickenham Riverside King Edwards Grove Royal Road St James Avenue Wick Road Broad Street Church Road
The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames is covered by the postcode districts TW1, TW2, TW9, TW10, TW11, TW12, TW13, TW16, SW13, SW14, SW15.
Local Authority at a glance
Richmond
Planning Policy & Housing Delivery
Richmond upon Thames
Adopted Local Plan: Local Plan, July 2018.
Neighbourhood Plans: Ham, Petersham.
Five-Year Housing Supply: Yes.
New Plan: Local Plan review ongoing, expected adoption by 2024.
Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs): Yes, includes SPDs on Design, Housing, and Green Spaces.
Housing Delivery Test 2022: 91% - Action Plan Required
2023 Statistics & Performance
Applications Received: 1,250
Applications Decided: 1,200
Appeals Allowed: 15
Appeals Dismissed: 23
% of Applications Determined Within Statutory Period: 82%
Analysis: Richmond upon Thames processed 1,250 applications and decided 1,200 of them. There were 15 appeals allowed and 23 appeals dismissed. The percentage of applications determined within the statutory period was 82%, indicating strong administrative efficiency and robust decision-making processes.
For further and detailed information, please refer to the statistical data published by the UK Government on planning applications and performance tables (GOV.UK)
Address: Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ
Phone: 020 8891 1411
Email: planning@richmond.gov.uk
Website: Richmond upon Thames Borough Council