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• Kingston Council calls on local businesses to support young people into employment

  The response in Kingston has been fantastic so far, with 150 new jobs emerging in the borough.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/32/kingston-council-calls-on-local-businesses-to-support-young-people-into-employment

• Guide and Tips for Bonfires, Fireworks and Outdoor Barbecues

  Do not burn something wet or damp and also something that can be classed as commercial waste as doing so may increase the amount of smoke and fumes.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/neighbourhood-community-safety/guide-tips-bonfires-fireworks-outdoor-barbecues

• Domestic and Sexual Violence: Information for Professionals

  In doing so, the lessons learned will be taken on board by the professionals and agencies involved in their working practices.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/domestic-sexual-violence/resources-professionals-working-domestic-sexual-violence/4

• Community Resilience Fund awards £276,000 for projects supporting babies, teens and families, carers and the elderly

  So we know that our grants can very quickly deliver tangible benefits for residents and cohesion and resilience for our communities.”

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/461/community-resilience-fund-awards-276-000-for-projects-supporting-babies-teens-and-families-carers-and-the-elderly

• Accessible and inclusive leisure facilities delivered across the borough, with new complex a step closer

  The sessions have been so successful that the Places Leisure team is now working to create a Dementia friendly aqua class at the centre, as well as further swimming taster sessions for older people to extend the opportunity to others.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/451/accessible-and-inclusive-leisure-facilities-delivered-across-the-borough-with-new-complex-a-step-closer

• Kingston Council and Kingston First continue plans to create attractive riverside space at Eagle Brewery Wharf in Kingston

  It is great to be providing more opportunities for everyone to enjoy the spaces that Kingston has to offer, particularly at a time when physical and mental wellbeing are so important.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/349/kingston-council-and-kingston-first-continue-plans-to-create-attractive-riverside-space-at-eagle-brewery-wharf-in-kingston

• Curtain set to raise on first ever Kingston International Film Festival

  By doing so we can complement what’s happening in the rest of London.”

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/306/curtain-set-to-raise-on-first-ever-kingston-international-film-festival

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

  By supporting more people to remain at home - where they want to be - with support, rather than going into care homes, we also aim to reduce the number of people who need to be moved out of Borough so they remain closer to  family and friends.

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

• Kingston Council launches innovative hospital contact tracing pilot to support self-isolation

  The new contact tracers will increase the number of cases and their contacts completing tracing with the local team, and so help reduce transmission of the virus.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/130/kingston-council-launches-innovative-hospital-contact-tracing-pilot-to-support-self-isolation

• Plans to provide more high quality primary school places in New Malden and Surbiton approved by Kingston Council

  This follows a council decision to sell the site to the DfE in 2019 so that this much-needed new primary school could be provided, giving certainty to families in Surbiton and Tolworth that there would be sufficient places available for their children for the foreseeable future.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/264/plans-to-provide-more-high-quality-primary-school-places-in-new-malden-and-surbiton-approved-by-kingston-council

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