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In response to discussions with local business and residents, Zac Goldsmith is undertaking a constituency wide survey of shoppers and local high street users’ local priorities.  Zac will be gathering his constituents’ views in the run up to small business Saturday, on the 1st of December 2018.

In response to discussions with local business and residents, Zac Goldsmith is undertaking a constituency wide survey of shoppers and local high street users’ local priorities.  Zac will be gathering his constituents’ views in the run up to small business Saturday, on the 1st of December 2018.

Zac Goldsmith has today pledged support for the Long Live The Local Campaign, to help pubs in Richmond Park and North Kingston keep their doors open.  Zac joins more than 100,000 people who have signed the petition so far, including over 200 in his constituency. 

Zac Goldsmith has sent 1,500 plastic straws to Cool Milk, a leading supplier of milk to school children in Richmond Park Constituency.

Every day we read reports about poor air quality affecting people's health and worrying accounts of the impact it has on our children's lung development. We can all make a difference by altering lifestyles whether it's the journeys we make or heating our homes.

Responding to a recent question raised at September's council meeting, Councillor Gemma Curran has said "SEND transport is incredibly important to our families who depend on it.

Conservative Councillor Aphra Brandreth is working for you to get action and clarity on improvement works to Hammersmith Bridge.

Despite it being several months since the Liberal Democrat’s false election claim that £8m of CIL money is unclaimed, it seems they still can’t get a grip of their numbers.

On Thursday 20th September, Richmond Park and North Kingston Conservatives welcomed over thirty young people from across London to an under 25s politics evening at the association’s office in East Sheen.

Barnes Ward Conservative Councillors Aphra Brandreth, Paul Hodgins and Rita Palmer are proud to be representing Barnes Ward where the High Street and Church Road have been shortlisted in the Rising Star Category for the 2018 Great British High Street Awards, one of only three villages in England.