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  • Council sets out ambition to revitalise Kingston’s Ancient Market Place

    A new provider could realise the potential of this historic community asset.... The new strategy will also create opportunities for local start ups, support new, local business development and possibilities for training and apprenticeships.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/478/council-sets-out-ambition-to-revitalise-kingston-s-ancient-market-place

  • Five reasons to switch to cycling in Kingston this summer

    The warm and long summer days are the ideal time of year for children and parents, and adults new to biking to discover the joy of journeys on two wheels.... An example is the beautiful Beeline Way route that links New Malden to Raynes Park.... There are a range of social rides to make new friends on two wheels too!

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/418/five-reasons-to-switch-to-cycling-in-kingston-this-summer

  • Residents help choose locations for over 500 new trees across local neighbourhoods

    Kingston Council officer planting one of the new trees as part of the Winter Tree planting programme.... As part of its commitment to protecting biodiversity and improving the natural environment, Kingston Council asked residents to suggest where new trees should be planted in their neighbourhoods.... Over 150 people responded to the Winter Tree Planting Survey and every request for a new sapling has been fulfilled.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/361/residents-help-choose-locations-for-over-500-new-trees-across-local-neighbourhoods

  • Kingston Council are working with Microsoft to promote digital inclusion and accessibility in the borough

    Increasingly, one of the key steps needed to foster a safe and successful economic recovery is expanded access to the digital skills needed to fill new jobs.... Daily talks and training to help you build new skills and achieve more... On 28 May 2020 the council’s Response & Recovery Committee supported the establishment of a new ‘Economic Recovery Task Force’ as part of the emergency response to adverse impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, which focuses on COVID-19 business recovery and support measures, skills and employment support initiatives as well as targeted mitigation/investment for recovery.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/25/kingston-council-are-working-with-microsoft-to-promote-digital-inclusion-and-accessibility-in-the-borough

  • Kingston Council secures further funding to support rough sleepers

    The council has been working with partners across the Borough to ensure the safety of those sleeping rough during the crisis, and has developed new working relationships across health and social services to meet their support needs, both now and into the future.... This new funding for the Rough Sleeper Initiative for 2021/2022 will allow those in need to continue to receive support and somewhere to live as we emerge from the pandemic - and that includes anyone who finds themselves new to living on the streets.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/161/kingston-council-secures-further-funding-to-support-rough-sleepers

  • Planning approval for 2,170-home regeneration of Kingston’s Cambridge Road Estate

    The new neighbourhood will include a minimum of an additional 114 council homes.... A detailed planning application has also been approved for Phase 1 of the regeneration, which will comprise 452 homes in total, including 150 for social rent and 15 for shared ownership. 1,250 sq m of community space, 290 sq m of office space and 395 sq m of retail/commercial space will also be delivered, in addition to new public open spaces.... It puts us on the path to delivering on our priorities to tackle climate change and increase the number of affordable homes, new jobs and apprenticeship opportunities in the borough.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/244/planning-approval-for-2170-home-regeneration-of-kingston-s-cambridge-road-estate

  • Planning approval for 2,170-home regeneration of Kingston’s Cambridge Road Estate

    The new neighbourhood will include a minimum of an additional 114 council homes.... A detailed planning application has also been approved for Phase 1 of the regeneration, which will comprise 452 homes in total, including 150 for social rent and 15 for shared ownership. 1,250 sq m of community space, 290 sq m of office space and 395 sq m of retail/commercial space will also be delivered, in addition to new public open spaces.... It puts us on the path to delivering on our priorities to tackle climate change and increase the number of affordable homes, new jobs and apprenticeship opportunities in the borough.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/244/planning-approval-for-2-170-home-regeneration-of-kingston-s-cambridge-road-estate

  • New Cycle Hub opens at Kingston Station

    Other works undertaken around Kingston station include a new segregated pedestrian and cycle link between Kingston Station and Skerne Road, and an upgraded station forecourt with new crossings and a two-way cycle lane on Richmond Road.... This new transport hub and the surrounding works at Kingston Station is a big statement of what we hope Kingston to be with regards to greener travel - it’s a massive project for the future and gives our residents and visitors a much-needed top class facility.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/141/new-cycle-hub-opens-at-kingston-station

  • Natural not cultivated: a new vision for Kingston’s green spaces

    Residents have made it clear to us that they have a new vision for our open spaces and that is natural over cultivated!”... We will continue to work closely with residents and our community groups to achieve this, building on the different approaches we have been trialling over the past couple of years, including introducing relaxed mowing regimes in parks, planting biobeds to increase urban pollinators, supporting the establishment of new community orchards and piloting traditional grassland grazing.”... Feedback will also help shape the council’s refreshed Green Spaces Strategy and new Biodiversity Action Plan launching next year.The council is also engaging with housing tenants and leaseholders to gather their views on green spaces on their estates.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/26/natural-not-cultivated-a-new-vision-for-kingston-s-green-spaces

  • Life-saving defibrillators and riverside throw ropes funded through Community Grants Programme

    Kingston’s Community Grants Programme has funded two new defibrillators to be installed in premises in Surbiton, along with 10 new throw ropes and training sessions to improve riverside safety.... The Community grants programme supports voluntary, community, and faith groups in Kingston to set up new activities or projects that benefit residents and make a difference to the local community.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/288/life-saving-defibrillators-and-riverside-throw-ropes-funded-through-community-grants-programme