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Local students team up with charity for clothing swap

At Orleans Park School, sustainability is an important focus, and their year 12 students embraced this by organising a Love Not Landfill clothing swap. By giving hundreds of items of clothing a new life, the project inspired valuable lessons, shared here through reflections from students and teachers.

Partner blog by Year 12 students and teacher from Orleans Parks School | 18 Dec 25

The great cycle recycle

This Circular Economy Week (20 to 26 October), learn about Barnes Charity Bike Sale, an inspiring initiative that gives pre-loved bikes a second life while bringing the community together.

Partner blog by The Barnes Charity Bike Sale | 21 Oct 25

Hear about local artist Shilpi Deb’s ‘Roots to Routes’ story

This South Asian Heritage Month, local artist Shilpi Deb reflects on her heritage and the inspirations behind her work.

Partner blog by Shilpi Deb | 07 Aug 25

The value of friendship between cities

In an age where distances feel increasingly short but differences can still divide us, the value of friendship between cities takes on renewed meaning.

Partner blog by Julien Gondard | 06 Jun 25

Dr Clarisse Nirere discusses her efforts in promoting physical activity

In this partner Q&A, we speak to a GP of the Richmond Medical Group, Dr Clarise Nirere.

Partner blog by Dr Clarisse Nirere MBChB, MRCGP | 20 Nov 24

Discover a more AccessAble Richmond this Disability History Month

When it comes to accessibility, having the right information can make all the difference. Whether you’re visiting a local café, exploring cultural venues, or navigating public transport, knowing what to expect in terms of access is essential for a comfortable and inclusive experience. That’s what AccessAble’s Detailed Access Guides are meant for. 

Partner blog by AccessAble | 14 Nov 24

Supporting local people to get active through social prescribing

In observance of Social Prescribing Day (14 March), local charity Ruils Independent Living talks about their work to connect people with disabilities and and long term health conditions with activities in their communities, as well as partnering with us to launch the new Get Me Active Fund. 

Partner blog | 14 Mar 24