TW10
TW10 — Richmond Hill, Ham, Petersham and Richmond Park
Almost everything in TW10 sits on a slope or against a park wall. Richmond Hill and Richmond Gate are narrow, cambered and lined with cars parked closer to the kerb than their owners intended, which is why kerbed alloys and sidewall damage make up most of what we are called out for here. Ham and Petersham are the opposite problem: wide verges, long driveways, and a car that has not moved for a fortnight and now sits on a flat.
What we work on in TW10
6 places in this district, grouped by what they are.
Parks, landmarks and institutions
- Ham Common
- Richmond Gate
- Richmond Park
Streets and estates
- Ham
- Petersham
- Richmond Hill
Getting to you
Richmond Park is the constant. The gates close at dusk in winter and the road through is slow whenever the deer are near it, so a job on the Ham side can take a longer way round than the map suggests. On Richmond Hill itself we will usually want the car left exactly where it stopped rather than rolled downhill to a wider spot.
Stopped somewhere in TW10?
Tell us the vehicle, the tyre size if you can see it, and exactly where the car is standing. We will say what we can do before anyone sets off.