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  • Accounts

    The report to Full Council (13 December) outlines the reasons why the council has, in some instances, been unable to to provide the documents within the 30 day timeline - although they were subsequently provided.... In recent years, this has been a significant resource challenge for the organisation.... The council has been liaising with the local government sector and in particular the Local Government Association to investigate the possibility of lobbying Government to effect a change in the law to provide consistency with Freedom of Information legislation.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/finance-budgets/accounts/3

  • Boost for borough’s biodiversity as Surbiton ponds restored with money from development

    £100,000 has been awarded to the project, which involves the relining of the ponds, the installation of organic, biodegradable coir rolls for bank stabilisation, and the creation of a dipping platform, allowing children to learn about the fascinating wildlife living and growing in the water below.... The New and Old Malden Neighbourhood Committee has allocated almost £50,000 for a new pathway around the perimeter of Dickerage Recreation Ground.... Since the beginning of 2023, Kingston Council has awarded 18 NCIL grants, totaling over £860,000.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/414/boost-for-borough-s-biodiversity-as-surbiton-ponds-restored-with-money-from-development

  • Council climate action and emissions summary 2022-23

    Did you know that Kingston has over 13km of two-way cycle paths?... To make cycling even more convenient across Kingston borough, work has been ongoing to get more people cycling by delivering cycle training, installing cycle hangers and by working with Human Forest to introduce a trial dockless e-bike service.... The current delivery of lamp column charging points has been funded through the Office of Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) On Street Residential Chargepoint Scheme (ORCS).

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/climate-change/council-climate-action/4

  • From rags to riches - local business, KAPDAA uses AI to transform sustainable fashion

    It has recently been awarded funding from the Department for Science Innovation and Technology to further develop the AI technology it uses to scan materials and accurately identify what they are made from, making the process of recycling and reusing them so much easier.... Kingston has a rich history of business and innovation and it’s inspiring to see KAPDAA  using advanced technology to exploit ‘waste’, thereby cutting carbon and creating a successful business.... The Green Business Community has supported KAPDAA by helping them achieve Green Mark environmental accreditation, join up with collaboration partners, and find flexible business space”.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/441/from-rags-to-riches-local-business-kapdaa-uses-ai-to-transform-sustainable-fashion

  • University students generate exciting ideas for the town centre

    Over the last year, the council has been actively engaging with students, a Citizens’ Panel, local communities, businesses and landowners to better understand their aspirations for the future of Kingston town centre.... A draft vision for the town centre area, which includes a series of ambitious goals and six big ideas to bring them to fruition, has now been published for public consultation.... It has been fantastic to have this contribution of inspirational ideas from Kingston University students to this important plan for the future of the Kingston Town Centre Area.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/379/university-students-generate-exciting-ideas-for-the-town-centre

  • Partnership between Kingston Council and Countryside Properties wins Best Community Engagement at prestigious industry awards ceremony

    Kingston Council’s joint venture with Countryside Properties has won Best Community Engagement Outcomes for its work with residents of the Cambridge Road Estate at the Building London Planning Awards.... With over 46 languages spoken on the estate, 37% of adults with English as their second language, 1,420 adult residents reported long-term health problems or disability, 328 residents reporting that disabilities limit them, and 26% of the community made up of children and young people aged 0 to 15, the team has worked hard to deliver a programme to draw on this diverse expertise.... Importantly, the visit also presented an opportunity to meet residents and learn from their perspective how the team has listened to resident and stakeholder views and how these ideas and aspirations have been incorporated in the plans.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/318/partnership-between-kingston-council-and-countryside-properties-wins-best-community-engagement-at-prestigious-industry-awards-ceremony

  • Our suppliers

    The council has a legal duty to consider social value in all of its third party contracts.... Kingston has an active and vibrant Voluntary and Community sector.... The Council has produced a supplier's guide for doing business which provides information about our procurement processes, values and culture, including Social Value, London Living Wage, Equalities and Diversity, Environment and Sustainability and support to businesses.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/business-council/suppliers

  • "What a Lot of Collops!" Launch and Talk with Julian McCarthy

    The full story of Kingston's last 'tradition' has sat for 150 years in the fading pages of The Surrey Comet, and other regional and national papers, until now.... Local Kingston Tour Guide and Local History author, Julian McCarthy ("Secret Kingston Upon Thames" and " The A-Z of Kingston upon Thames") has trawled through the newspapers and, in his new book, 'What a Lot of Collops' has transcribed the reports, letters, Council Meeting reports, etc., to tell the full story of the Kingston game.

    https://www.kingstonheritage.org.uk/tsc150talk

  • "What a Lot of Collops!" Launch and Talk with Julian McCarthy

    The full story of Kingston's last 'tradition' has sat for 150 years in the fading pages of The Surrey Comet, and other regional and national papers, until now.... Local Kingston Tour Guide and Local History author, Julian McCarthy ("Secret Kingston Upon Thames" and " The A-Z of Kingston upon Thames") has trawled through the newspapers and, in his new book, 'What a Lot of Collops' has transcribed the reports, letters, Council Meeting reports, etc., to tell the full story of the Kingston game.

    https://www.kingstonheritage.org.uk/events/event/50/thames-sailing-club-150-years

  • "What a Lot of Collops!" Launch and Talk with Julian McCarthy

    The full story of Kingston's last 'tradition' has sat for 150 years in the fading pages of The Surrey Comet, and other regional and national papers, until now.... Local Kingston Tour Guide and Local History author, Julian McCarthy ("Secret Kingston Upon Thames" and " The A-Z of Kingston upon Thames") has trawled through the newspapers and, in his new book, 'What a Lot of Collops' has transcribed the reports, letters, Council Meeting reports, etc., to tell the full story of the Kingston game.

    https://www.kingstonheritage.org.uk/events/event/50/-what-a-lot-of-collops-launch-and-talk-with-julian-mccarthy