Richmond Food Festival 2027

03/11/2026

Remembrance Sunday - Sunday 8th November 2026
The Remembrance Service will be held at St Mary's Parish Church at 10.00am followed by wreath laying in Friary Gardens at 11.00am.
The parade will leave The Town Hall at 9.30am, leaving the Market Place via King Street, onto Queens Road, Dundas Street and Station Road to the front door of St Mary's Church.
Following the church service, the parade will head to Friary Gardens at around 10.45am.
Please Note:- Rolling Road Closure will be in operation around Victoria Road, Queens Road, King Street & Market Place between 10.40am - 12.30pm (approximately).

02/11/2026

Richmond Town Council presented the Reverend Canon Martin Fletcher, with a retirement gift at their recent meeting.

It was a thank you for being Mayors Chaplain for several years and fully supporting Town official events. We wish him all the very best in the future.

Martins last service at St Mary's Church will be on Sunday 22nd November.

The new Mayors Chaplain will be the Reverend Jo Brown.

Cllr C World
Mayor of Richmond

02/11/2026

30/10/2026

Please note:-
The Saturday market will be in a different position tomorrow.
Please ensure no cars are left in town overnight - opposite the Town Hall or opposite the Golden Lion.
Buses running as normal.
Thank you!!

23/10/2026

Good afternoon all,
Anyone wishing to get involved in the next food festival are encouraged to email -
[email protected].
Thank you again for all of the support, its shaping up to be an incredible weekend for Richmond.

16/10/2026

Traders - applications are open for our 2027 edition. 1st August on the cobbles of our historic town. I have to say spaces are filling up faster than anticipated, so don't leave it too late to apply

04/10/2026

Traders - applications are open for our 2027 edition. 1st August on the cobbles of our historic town. I have to say spaces are filling up faster than anticipated, so don't leave it too late to apply

18/09/2026

Last year at First Fruits, the Richmond Produce Show was reintroduced after many years, with limited success.

This year, wow! So many people entered the different categories. Thanks go to the Community Committee, but in particular, Cllr Morton and Cllr Tate. Without their belief and hard work, nothing would have happened.

It is now established as an integral part of the First Fruits Ceremony and will only get bigger and better in years to come.

Judging was difficult and the sponges and cakes loooked delicious. Can I assure my doctor and nurse that I was not involved in those decisions?

Congratulations to the winners and thanks to those who entered.

What is to stop you entering next year?

Cllr C. World
Mayor of Richmond

15/09/2026

Traders - applications are open for our 2027 edition. 1st August on the cobbles of our historic town. I have to say spaces are filling up faster than anticipated, so don't leave it too late to apply