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  • Funerals

    replacement boulder vase and top: £25 small and £30 large

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/deaths-1/making-funeral-arrangements-1/2

  • Floating lifelines installed around Kingston Bridge to improve river safety

    Making the borough even safer for everyone who lives, works and visits is a top priority for Kingston Council.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/424/floating-lifelines-installed-around-kingston-bridge-to-improve-river-safety

  • Investment in public spaces continues with shortlisted designs for New Malden as part of the London Festival of Architecture

    Transforming public spaces across the borough to promote health and well-being and increase access to nature are top priorities for Kingston Council.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/410/investment-in-public-spaces-continues-with-shortlisted-designs-for-new-malden-as-part-of-the-london-festival-of-architecture

  • Work starts on new specialist autism school in Chessington

    Supporting children and young people to have the best possible start in life is a top priority for us at Kingston Council.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/338/work-starts-on-new-specialist-autism-school-in-chessington

  • Empty, new or altered properties

    floors laid (although the screed or top coat of concrete need not have been laid)

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/council-tax/properties/3

  • Kingston Council awards new green spaces and tree management contracts for 2021-2028

    The new contract will help the council work towards its goal of a more naturalistic approach, where appropriate.... As well as a firm commitment to nature conservation, Glendale Services will bring its expertise in the leisure sector to Kingston.... The contract also fits with the council’s priorities for its communities and the wider environment.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/197/kingston-council-awards-new-green-spaces-and-tree-management-contracts-for-2021-2028

  • Mooring in Kingston

    First 24 hours (in accordance with the public right of navigation defined in the Thames Conservancy Act 1932): no fee provided the vessel does not return to either Town End Wharf or Horsefair Quay within 48 hours of leaving its mooring.... After a vessel has left its mooring it may not return to either Town End Wharf or Horsefair Quay before the expiry of 48 hours.... Once a vessel has left its mooring no person may cause or permit the vessel to return to the same location within 48 hours.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/parking-1/moorings-kingston

  • Tiffin Children's Chorus

    The choir is known nationally for the quality of its music making and sings an extensive repertoire.... The choir relies on the dedication of its members to maintain its high standards and excellent reputation.

    https://www.kingstonheritage.org.uk/homepage/113/singing-opportunities

  • Kingston Council working with care partners to improve quality and save £500k per year

    Kingston Council is working with its adult social care partners to reshape and improve the delivery of Adult Social Care services for Kingston residents, saving around £500k per year.... As part of an ambitious council-wide transformation programme, Kingston Council is working with its adult social care partners to reshape and improve the delivery of Adult Social Care services for Kingston residents, making significant changes to how it buys services, delivering better quality services and better outcomes for those who need support.... This is a great example of the innovative approach Kingston Council is taking to improve how it delivers its most essential services and ensure it offers value for money to local residents.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/9/kingston-council-working-with-care-partners-to-improve-quality-and-save-500k-per-year

  • King Charles Road becomes Kingston’s first permanent Low Traffic Neighbourhood

    Since its introduction in September 2020, the trial scheme has created a safer, quieter space for pedestrians and cyclists and is now set to become a permanent fixture.... Since its implementation there has been encouraging traffic reductions on nearly all monitored roads in and around the LTN, including a 80% reduction on the southern section of King Charles Road, a 70% decrease on Derby Road and between a 19-33% reduction in traffic levels on Ewell Road (all traffic levels compared to pre-COVID levels).... Alongside LTNs the council continues to invest in school streets and cycle training, along with its award-winning cycle network.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/169/king-charles-road-becomes-kingston-s-first-permanent-low-traffic-neighbourhood