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  • Comment on or view a planning application

    Responses/representations/additional comments/ late information can be submitted to the Planning Officer up to 5pm two days before the date of the meeting  - and the Planning Officer may summarise and report this to the Committee as Late Material.  ... How will I know when the five minutes is up?... There is a timer, and speakers will be made aware when their time is almost up.  

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/applications/comment-planning-application/5

  • Tower blocks and fire safety

    Back up batteries to mains powered smoke and heat detectors should be replaced only by an electrician as there is a risk of touching live parts.... A build-up of fat and bits of food can start a fire.... Electrical heaters can be a great way to keep warm – especially if you only want to warm up one room.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing-regeneration/tower-blocks-fire-safety/2

  • How can I help tackle climate change?

    We have teamed up with Get Composting to provide residents with reduced-rate compost bins, accessories and water butts that can be delivered to your door.... They soak up and naturally filter rainwater, preventing it from causing problems and enhancing water quality year round.... Flood Prevention: Rain gardens soak up excess rainwater, reducing the risk of flooding in your area.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/climate-change/can-i-help-tackle-climate-change/6

  • From Community Fridge to Money Buddies, Kingston Community Resilience Fund awards £290,527 to local organisations

    The grants have been awarded via 3 routes  Core Costs up to £3,000 (11 grants) Small Projects up to £5,000 (15 grants) Larger Projects up to £20,000 (11 grants)

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/428/from-community-fridge-to-money-buddies-kingston-community-resilience-fund-awards-290-527-to-local-organisations

  • From Community Fridge to Money Buddies, Kingston Community Resilience Fund awards £290,527 to local organisations

    The grants have been awarded via 3 routes  Core Costs up to £3,000 (11 grants) Small Projects up to £5,000 (15 grants) Larger Projects up to £20,000 (11 grants)

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/428/from-community-fridge-to-money-buddies-kingston-community-resilience-fund-awards-290527-to-local-organisations

  • Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards

    Standard authorisation – given by the supervisory body, after completion of the statutory assessment process, which gives authority for deprivation of liberty for a period of up to 12 months... Urgent authorisation – given by a managing authority to allow a deprivation of liberty for up to seven days whilst a standard authorisation is being obtained.... This can be extended for up to a further seven days by the supervisory body if there are exceptional reasons why it has not been possible to decide on a request for standard authorisation and it is essential that the detention continues

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/adult-safeguarding/deprivation-liberty-safeguards/4

  • Guildhall complex development plans - breathing new life into the historic heart of Kingston and driving borough’s heritage-led regeneration

    It would be very expensive to bring them up to scratch and, given they are largely empty – especially since remote working increased during the pandemic – the Council is looking at different, cost effective and more efficient ways of working for its staff.... This would make it a place that sums up the unique historic character of the borough, turning it into somewhere people want to come and visit.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/199/guildhall-complex-development-plans---breathing-new-life-into-the-historic-heart-of-kingston-and-driving-borough-s-heritage-led-regeneration

  • Guildhall complex development plans - breathing new life into the historic heart of Kingston and driving borough’s heritage-led regeneration

    It would be very expensive to bring them up to scratch and, given they are largely empty – especially since remote working increased during the pandemic – the Council is looking at different, cost effective and more efficient ways of working for its staff.... This would make it a place that sums up the unique historic character of the borough, turning it into somewhere people want to come and visit.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/199/guildhall-complex-development-plans-breathing-new-life-into-the-historic-heart-of-kingston-and-driving-borough-s-heritage-led-regeneration

  • Two more School Streets become permanent in Kingston

    Kingston has now doubled the number of permanent School Streets in the borough, from two to four, creating safer pick-ups and drop-offs at Alexandra Primary School and St Paul’s Primary School.... School Streets limit motor vehicle access during drop-off and pick-up times, supporting active travel by making it safer for children and their families to walk, cycle and scoot to school and contributing to cleaner air.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/254/two-more-school-streets-become-permanent-in-kingston

  • Kingston Council becomes one of the first local authorities to join the Building Better partnership

    This pioneering approach to housebuilding will reduce the time needed to construct new homes by up to 50%, as well as reduce the cost of construction without compromising on the quality of the homes it can deliver.... Up to one-third of construction time on site is affected by bad weather, and made more difficult by social distancing requirements as a result of COVID-19.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/66/kingston-council-becomes-one-of-the-first-local-authorities-to-join-the-building-better-partnership