Charlotte Lillywhite is a Local Democracy Reporter at MyLondon, covering Wandsworth, Kingston, and Richmond. She focuses on themes such as urban design, urban development, and public policy, with a keen interest in construction, real estate, and local government issues. Charlotte's work has been featured in numerous publications including Wales Online, BBC News, and the Evening Standard.
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Charlotte Lillywhite's articles focus on local government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulation in the Richmond and London areas. She covers a wide range of topics including public transport, education, environmental issues like fly-tipping fines, pool revamps, and housing.
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The Government's consultation on the blueprint closed yesterday
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
The homes are expected to be completed and occupied by 2029
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
The plans have sparked concern about the parkrun's future, although Thames Water said it expects the event would be able to continue
Concerns have been raised for the future of Kingston Parkrun if plans to pump treated wastewater into the River Thames go ahead.
Concerns arise over Kingston Parkrun's future due to Thames Water's wastewater plan in Teddington.
The charges could be introduced in Richmond from May next year in a bid to reduce the length of roadworks
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
Richmond plans £2,500/day roadwork fees to cut congestion and boost funds, starting May; decision vote on 7 September.
Tesco plans to open a new branch in Richmond, but its alcohol plans have raised concerns
A new Tesco Express is set to open next to Richmond station but its plans to sell alcohol until 11pm have faced opposition.
Three formal warnings have been issued by Wandsworth Council
