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  • A broken toaster, calculator and teddy bear take a trip to the library…

    We are delighted that our first Repair Cafe went so well, thanks to many people and organisations - our expert and versatile volunteer fixers, Kingston Library for their warm welcome, John Lewis Kingston for the seed-funding that enabled this start, Save the World Club for the loan of their Portable Appliance Tester (we are now saving up for our own), Twickenham Repair Café for their excellent advice, and Transition Town Kingston for support from the very beginning.”... Kingston’s residents are among the best recyclers in London, and we want to support projects that can empower residents to reuse things that would otherwise be thrown away.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/370/a-broken-toaster-calculator-and-teddy-bear-take-a-trip-to-the-library-

  • Demolition begins on first phase of 2,170-home Cambridge Road Estate regeneration

    We have approximately 3,700 households on our housing register and over 900 currently living in temporary accommodation.... The start of demolition is a moment of pride for our partnership with Kingston Council, as we begin to deliver on the regeneration masterplan for the local community.... This is the culmination of years of consultation and engagement with residents and stakeholders, and so we are excited to get construction underway next year on the new high-quality homes, community facilities and green spaces.”

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/353/demolition-begins-on-first-phase-of-2-170-home-cambridge-road-estate-regeneration

  • Kingston Council secures further funding to support rough sleepers

    We quickly moved to  ensure there was a room for everyone who needed it and our staff and support agencies ensured they were looked after and supported.... 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.... It is also vital we continue to work hard to reduce the numbers of rough sleepers from our streets still further, and this will remain a priority."

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

  • 'Talking' lamp posts at New Malden's Jubilee Square

    We have exciting plans to bring new life to the centre of the town, including investing in the high street and creating new community spaces, and we want to hear as many different voices as possible to help shape this work.... We have also worked with the New Malden Residents Association on enhancing the approach to New Malden train station with a mural by celebrated street artist and mural painter Lionel Stanhope.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/323/talking-lamp-posts-at-new-maldens-jubilee-square

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

    Wherever possible, we will look to further prioritise tasks that support nature conservation and biodiversity, and allocate less time to grass cutting and general garden maintenance.”... 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.”

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

  • Community figures across Kingston come together to urge people to get the vaccine

    We know it has been a tough year.... We will find our way through this, and be reunited with our friends and families.... But we need your help.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/84/community-figures-across-kingston-come-together-to-urge-people-to-get-the-vaccine

  • Kingston's new Mayor to champion mental health and wellbeing

    My mayoral year will be marked and remembered as the time when people were brought back together as one community, as we recover from the effects of the pandemic across this borough, and together we will appreciate, enjoy and embrace this place that we are privileged to call our home."

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/132/kingstons-new-mayor-to-champion-mental-health-and-wellbeing

  • Community figures across Kingston come together to urge people to get the vaccine

    We know it has been a tough year.... We will find our way through this, and be reunited with our friends and families.... But we need your help.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/84/bame-figures-across-kingston-come-together-to-urge-people-to-get-the-vaccine

  • RAISE Fund for Growth and a Greener economy

    Unless you ask us not to, we will add your contact information to our business communications list so you are made aware of other issues and opportunities for your business.... We will also be share your contact information with our parallel programme, BIG South London - Business Innovation and Growth - promoting knowledge exchange and collaboration between higher education and business, so we can share information about similar initiatives to support your business. 

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/business-licensing/raise-fund-prospectus/6

  • A broken toaster, calculator and teddy bear take a trip to the library…

    We are delighted that our first Repair Cafe went so well, thanks to many people and organisations - our expert and versatile volunteer fixers, Kingston Library for their warm welcome, John Lewis Kingston for the seed-funding that enabled this start, Save the World Club for the loan of their Portable Appliance Tester (we are now saving up for our own), Twickenham Repair Café for their excellent advice, and Transition Town Kingston for support from the very beginning.”... Kingston’s residents are among the best recyclers in London, and we want to support projects that can empower residents to reuse things that would otherwise be thrown away.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/370/a-broken-toaster-calculator-and-teddy-bear-take-a-trip-to-the-library