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• Working with Kingston University students to boost community engagement in a pilot urban room

  Urban rooms are a great way to boost community participation, with the ambition of encouraging citizens to take a more active role in the future of their built environment."

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/375/working-with-kingston-university-students-to-boost-community-engagement-in-a-pilot-urban-room

• Work starts on new specialist autism school in Chessington

  Building work has started on a brand new specialist school in Chessington to boost the number of school places for autistic children in the borough.

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

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

  Kingston Council is playing a key role in nationwide efforts to boost self-isolation rates among people who test positive for COVID-19.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/contact-tracing-pilot

• Kingston Council helping to fund creative ‘meanwhile spaces’ in town centre

  We’re committed to supporting innovators and community organisers to help rebuild our city, and through Make London I’m proud that we are funding important projects, like the Creative Meanwhile Space for Kingston, to boost their local area.”

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/99/kingston-council-helping-to-fund-creative-meanwhile-spaces-in-town-centre

• Plans for Unilever’s global headquarters approved by Kingston Council

  The council has an ambitious vision for the borough - we are committed to boosting economic growth by attracting major new employers, such as Unilever and Lidl, diversifying the economy beyond retail and providing high quality jobs. 

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/106/plans-for-unilever-s-global-headquarters-approved-by-kingston-council

• Roundtable Discussion on Business Growth Opportunities from the Green Economy

  According to Isaac, there are four key drivers of this change: a collective action by the tourism sector, which wants to reduce their carbon footprint, currently responsible for 8% of global emissions; regulation and risks, e.g. carbon taxation, which will become tighter; financial incentives i.e. opportunities to boost profit margins, savings and efficiencies; and, scrutiny of customers.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/communications/roundtable-discussion-business-growth-opportunities-green-economy/5

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

  Places Leisure, who were recently named outstanding organisation of the year at the UK Active Awards, is working in partnership with the council to deliver a programme of wellness-boosting activities across the borough.

  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 launches innovative hospital contact tracing pilot to support self-isolation

  Kingston Council is playing a key role in nationwide efforts to boost self-isolation rates among people who test positive for COVID-19.

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

• RAISE Fund for Growth and a Greener economy

  adapt to new ways of working that enhance productivity, or boost resilience

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/business-licensing/raise-fund-prospectus/2

• New local COVID-19 contact tracing service begins work in Kingston

  Using local knowledge and information, the new team have helped boost this number to 84% by reaching out to people over text, phone and, if needed, a home visit.

  https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/30/new-local-covid-19-contact-tracing-service-begins-work-in-kingston

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