News
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Remembrance Sunday 2022: join us in paying our respects
Kingston’s communities are set to join together to pay their respects at Remembrance Sunday events across our Royal Borough on Sunday 13 November.
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Court supports Kingston’s demands for maintenance of Seething Wells site
Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court has ordered Cascina Limited, owner of Seething Wells Filter Beds, to carry out overdue maintenance work to the site and contribute £12,000 to the council’s legal fees.
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Four former councillors made Honorary Alderman of Royal Borough of Kingston
Four former councillors were honoured for their exceptional services to residents across the borough at the meeting of Full Council on 18 October.
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Work starts on new specialist autism school in Chessington
Building work has started on a brand new specialist school in Chessington to boost the number of school places for autistic children in the borough.
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Cutting edge broadband being delivered to Kingston’s social housing tenants and businesses
Social housing tenants in Old Malden are the first to gain access to full fibre broadband in Kingston Council’s strategy to bring fast internet to thousands of council properties across the borough.
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New Kingston leisure centre plans set to take major step forward
After engaging with over seven thousand residents last year, the new leisure and community space on the original Kingfisher site is making solid progress
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Local wildlife pond transformed thanks to money raised from developers
On Saturday (1 October) the wildlife pond at Claremont Gardens, in Surbiton, was reopened following a restoration project using money collected from new development.
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Kingston Council set to break ground on Cambridge Road Estate in October
The first phase of plans to deliver over 2,000 new homes on Cambridge Road Estate is set to begin on site in October.
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Kingston Council seeks views to help shape sustainable parking services
Communities are being asked for their thoughts on their travel and parking needs both now and in the future, to help inform Kingston’s future service priorities.
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Kingston Council invites residents to suggest locations for new trees across the borough
More than 500 new trees are set to be planted across Kingston this winter, and residents are being invited to share their thoughts on where they should go.
