News
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Call for volunteers for Kingston 2025 celebrations
As the opening of the landmark Kingston 2025 celebration draws near, volunteer opportunities are up for grabs.
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Supporting Nightlife: How Kingston Street Pastors Make a Difference
Volunteers patrol Kingston’s streets on weekend nights, offering support, safety, and compassion to those in need.
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Cardo Group to provide repairs and maintenance service for Kingston Council properties
Kingston Council announces that Cardo Group will now be managing the repair, maintenance and improvement of more than 6,000 council homes following the Breyer Group’s appointment of administration.
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Former councillor Julie Haines appointed Honorary Alderman of Kingston
A former councillor who helped improve road safety and saved a local post office has been made an Honorary Alderman of the Royal Borough of Kingston.
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Streetlight upgrade reduces council costs by £750,000 on an ongoing basis while cutting carbon emissions
Around 9000 street lights across the borough have been brought up to date, saving money, electricity and reducing carbon emissions.
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South London employers unite behind the employment and skills charter
Kingston Council came together with leading employers, training providers, other local authorities and educators at Kingston College to back the new South London Employment and Skills Charter.
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Kingston 2025 broadens cultural reach with community grants
A total of 11 community groups have been funded to celebrate the diverse cultures of the Royal Borough of Kingston as part of the Kingston 2025 programme.
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New waste and recycling contract enhances services and delivers on green ambitions
Kingston is set to further enhance its waste and recycling services while advancing its green ambitions, as a new contract with Veolia began on 1 April 2025.
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Planning permission approved to deliver new affordable homes for Kingston residents
Kingston Council has been granted planning permission to create 45 new homes for older people and adults with learning disabilities at Acre Road.
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Kingston Council and South West London Fraud Partnership crack down on fraudulent subletting
A former PA Housing tenant has been required to repay more than £95,000 following an investigation into the unlawful subletting of her Kingston social housing property over eight years.