Charlotte Lillywhite is a local democracy reporter for MyLondon, covering Wandsworth, Kingston, and Richmond. With a focus on local issues and community engagement, Charlotte's articles provide insight into the challenges and developments within these areas, addressing topics such as infrastructure, education, and environmental concerns.
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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 campus was previously used by the University of Roehampton
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
All income generated from PCNs goes into the council's parking account, which is required by law to be spent on transport-related projects - including highways improvements and maintenance
The developer had originally proposed a 39-storey tower block on the riverside site
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
Fresh plans have been submitted to build a 34-storey apartment block at the bottom of Battersea Bridge in South London.
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
A growing campaign group is on a mission to improve life at the category B men's prison in South West London
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
Locals say they are outraged as beloved mural was removed from Tolworth subway tunnel
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
People have said they are 'disappointed' after Transport for London (TfL) wiped off a beloved mural from a subway under an A3 roundabout.
Richmond Council has approved the plans
The streets in Richmond where the most drivers got caught breaking parking and traffic rules last year have been revealed, with one street catching out motorists more than 5,200 times.
By: Charlotte Lillywhite
Kew Gardens will expand its education offer by opening a 'state-of-the-art' learning centre to boost visits from secondary schools.
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