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• Kingston’s proposed District Heat Network named as ‘key growth project’ for the future of London

  The scheme has been highlighted by London Councils as one of the capital’s key infrastructure projects needed to secure “a more prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable” future.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/404/kingston-s-proposed-district-heat-network-named-as-key-growth-project-for-the-future-of-london

• Kingston strengthens its protection of shops

  These controls mean that a planning application will need to be submitted to convert any commercial space or shop into housing, in key areas in the borough.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/320/kingston-strengthens-its-protection-of-shops

• Cllr Tricia Bamford steps down after 22-years serving Chessington's residents and businesses

  She was a key member of the team and we owe Tricia a huge thank you.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/33/cllr-tricia-bamford-steps-down-after-22-years-serving-chessingtons-residents-and-businesses

• Join us as we pay our respects this Remembrance Sunday 2021

  Key figures in the borough such as the Mayor, Deputy Mayor, Former Mayors, Councillors, and Senior Council Officers will be present at the events.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/217/join-us-as-we-pay-our-respects-this-remembrance-sunday-2021

• Kingston Council introduces new specialist school places

  There is a new Key Stage 2 specialist resource provision at Alexandra School for eight children with moderate learning needs and physical disabilities.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/205/kingston-council-introduces-new-specialist-school-places

• Kingston Registration and Bereavement Services receive national commendation for first class service throughout the pandemic

  The dedication throughout the year to maintain business resilience whilst adapting to new ways of working, including the utilisation of wider council administrative colleagues to cover key duties to assist in the continued provision of a death registration service, is credit to the efforts of the registration team.”

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/190/kingston-registration-and-bereavement-services-receive-national-commendation-for-first-class-service-throughout-the-pandemic

• Major sites identified for homes and community facilities

  More affordable homes are needed for local people, in particular key workers and younger people who can not currently afford to rent or buy in the borough.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/268/major-sites-identified-for-homes-and-community-facilities

• Join the Kingston Climate Conversation

  The plan focuses on seven topic areas, each of which are key in helping tackle climate change; council buildings, homes, travel, waste, green economy, sustainability and the natural environment.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/209/join-the-kingston-climate-conversation

• Kingston Council steps up its ambition to foster an inclusive borough

  Through four key objectives, the strategy covers all aspects of the Council’s work, aiming to embed equality across all that we do.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/192/kingston-council-steps-up-its-ambition-to-foster-an-inclusive-borough

• Leader of Kingston Council condemns SWR’s proposed cuts to trains into Kingston

  The proposed changes would impact upon many peak and off-peak services at key stations in the borough, such as Kingston, Norbiton, New Malden and Worcester Park.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/191/leader-of-kingston-council-condemns-swr-s-proposed-cuts-to-trains-into-kingston

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