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School building has damaged wildlife and infuriated residents

1:00pm Saturday 31st July 2010

The construction of a new school appears to have caused a pair of rare birds to fly off - for good.

Allotment workshop in Dulwich Upper Wood

6:40am Saturday 31st July 2010

An allotment is to be created in a Crystal Palace wood using traditional tools.

Sainsbury's set up bee hotel

Crystal Palace dad banned from every Sainsbury's in UK

7:30am Saturday 31st July 2010

A bee hotel has been installed on the roof at Sainsbury’s in Warlingham.

Pupils' garden design shortlisted for award

Shorlisted: Hamptin Hill Junior School pupils with their garden designs

5:10pm Friday 30th July 2010

The wild ways of a group of pupils has put their school in with the chance of winning a £10,000 garden.

Parks given Green Flag award

Celebration: From left to right - Councillor Virginia Morris, Clare Phelps, Margaret Austin, Alan Austin, Councillor Clare Head, Margaret Prain and Pat Simpson

9:00am Thursday 29th July 2010

Nine parks and open spaces in Richmond are among the best in Britain - it’s official.

Thames Water called to two leaks over the weekend

Thames Water called to two leaks over the weekend

11:18am Monday 26th July 2010

Thames Water was called to two water leaks in Kingston and Tolworth over the weekend.

£850k service paves way for world's largest ‘reuse network’

6:20am Monday 26th July 2010

A new £850,000 collection service for reusable household items is set to inspire the borough’s residents to live greener lives.

MEMORY LANE: Passerby saves family from burning building

5:30am Sunday 25th July 2010

An office worker became an unlikely hero when he saved a family of five from a burning building on his way to work, 43 years ago.

Zac Goldsmith MP writes for the Green Guardian

GREEN Zac Goldsmith MP writes for the Green Guardian

5:31pm Friday 23rd July 2010

Guest columnist Zac Goldsmith MP writes for the Green Guardian on sustainable food.

Controversial pipeline stirs debate

Conservationists claim they were not properly consulted about plans to dig a £2.5m water pipeline through picturesque woodlands

7:30am Friday 23rd July 2010

Conservationists claim they were not properly consulted about plans to dig a £2.5m water pipeline through picturesque woodlands which could see centuries-old trees destroyed.







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