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Swiss Bread Bakery and Cafe in Ham, Richmond has been recognized as the best cafe in London in the 2024 Muddy Stilettos Awards. Owned by Tanja Burri and André Brogli from Switzerland, the bakery has been serving up unique and organic bread, pastries, and cakes since 2020. Their authentic Swiss cuisine, including chocolate croissants, chicken schnitzel sandwiches, and Zopf, has earned them rave reviews from customers. The award is a testament to the bakery’s dedication to providing a taste of Switzerland in London.

Melbourne’s recent win against Richmond has raised questions about the effectiveness of their new aggressive ball movement style. While experts like David King acknowledge the team’s potential, they believe there are areas for improvement. Despite a shaky start, the Demons managed to secure the victory, demonstrating their resilience and ability to adapt. Melbourne captain Max Gawn recognizes the need for further refinement, but remains committed to the new approach. Upcoming games against Geelong and Carlton will provide a clearer indication of the team’s progress and where they currently stand in the competition.

Tragedy struck the Richmond community on Wednesday when six-year-old Amadeo Alvarez Jr. lost his life in a devastating crash. A suspected intoxicated driver allegedly hit Amadeo’s vehicle in a hit-and-run, leaving the young boy with fatal injuries. A GoFundMe page has been established to support Amadeo’s family during this unimaginable time. Donations will help cover unexpected funeral and medical expenses, providing much-needed financial relief to the grieving Alvarez family.

Richmond resident Sharon Neven has expressed outrage over the government’s decision to scrap plans for a second inner-city injecting room, while ignoring complaints from residents about the existing facility in her neighborhood. Despite evidence of increased drug-related harm in the CBD and recommendations for a second injecting facility, the government has opted for a community health hub instead.

A 29-year-old man has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter related to a hit-and-run crash that killed a 6-year-old boy in Richmond last week. The boy, identified as Amadeo Alvarez Jr., was struck by the vehicle driven by Ramiro Rojas-Barrios, who allegedly was under the influence of alcohol and drugs. Rojas-Barrios has been charged with three felonies, including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident.