Barnes Common, Barn Elms, Barnes Green and the pond, the Thames towpath, the Wetland Centre, Leg o' Mutton and the streets and squares.
An adult day ticket at the London Wetland Centre is £19 at the gate. Four of those cost more than a year's membership — so for most of SW13 this is a place to join, not to visit. Here is what to pay, when to go and what to time a visit around.
Barnes has a National Trail on its doorstep. Here are the three walks people actually do from Barnes Bridge - east to Hammersmith, on to Putney, west through Mortlake towards Kew - and the pubs, cafe and wetland worth breaking the walk for.
Richmond Council has granted permission to fell a protected yew in the churchyard after Storm Austen split its trunk. A replacement yew will be planted.
More than 1,000 plants raised from seed at home have gone into the ground at four sites, Barnes Common among them. Before the project the plant was down to two sites in London.
Richmond Council says the Beverley Brook flood works at Barn Elms Southside are complete and the field stays open for football and dog walking.
Richmond Council is introducing rain gardens at Lowther Primary School in Barnes and plans permeable paving at Castelnau Community Centre and swales at the recreation ground.
The Beverley Brook restoration is finished, and the island is reachable by an accessible footbridge.
Volunteers have sunk a Men's Shed-built planting cage into Barnes Pond to re-establish lilies and pondweed after the summer's suspected botulism cases.
The cob and his cygnets died in July. The council's first move against the botulism that killed them was to take the carp out of the water.