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The Richmond Yorkshire Community Interest Company was established in December 2023. It’s based in Richmond and is run by Richmond residents. As a Company, which is Limited by Guarantee, it reinvests any profit that it makes, back into the community-based projects that it is delivering.

These projects support economic growth and resilience, promote community cohesion, and provide positive experiences for our community and visitors.

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Our projects

Under construction - due autumn 2026

Richmond has never had a dedicated space for cycling, with the nearest facility a 45-minute drive away. Richmond Bike Park is putting that right: a free, purpose-built skills park on the edge of town, designed for riders...

If you're old enough to remember the internet before broadband arrived in the UK, consider yourself something of a pioneer. Four years before broadband's commercial roll-out began, back in 1996, the Richmond Partnership -...

The CIC spent most of 2025 working alongside North Yorkshire Council to develop a Town Investment Plan (TIP) for Richmond. The initiative, funded by David Skaith, Mayor of York and North Yorkshire Combined Authority, aims...

Get involved

The Richmond Yorkshire Community Interest Company has been constituted so that anyone who has a love of Richmond can apply to become a member.

Directors must approve each application for Membership.  As a member you will receive news about what the Company is planning to do. You’ll be entitled to attend Members’ meetings and vote on specific aspects of how the Company is managed.

Only individuals can become members not organisations. If your application is approved, you will need to pay a membership fee of £20 which is renewable annually. This contribution will be placed in our general operations fund and be used to forward the aspirations of the Richmond Yorkshire Community Interest Company.

Members will be encouraged to give of their time to help make the Company a success. They will also be asked to share their observations of what issues the Company might consider addressing.

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Richmond volunteers complete the restoration of one of the town’s most visible heritage assets

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Over 35 Richmond volunteers participated in a 3 day campaign to repaint the historic cast iron railings at the top of Frenchgate and around the War Memorial.

Richmond CIC is backing a new Community Connection initiative - and it's already live.

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Richmond CIC is backing a new Community Connection initiative - and it's already live.

Even Stronger Together: Two non-profit community groups in Richmond are joining forces.

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Richmond Information Centre (RIC) and Richmond Community Interest Company (CIC) are joining forces.C) and Richmond Community Interest Company (CIC) are joining forces.

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