Kingston Council released its Climate Emergency Draft Action Plan in mid-October, putting forward strategies it could take to help get Kingston Upon Thames to net
Category: Politics
Kingston Council to raise awareness of domestic abuse during 16 days of Activism campaign
Kingston Council plans to raise awareness for Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) during the 16 days of Activism campaign starting on 25 November. This
SURVEY: Most Kingston residents think misogyny should be a hate crime
Most Kingston residents think misogyny should be classified as a hate crime, according to a survey conducted by the Kingston Courier. In response to recent
Southend-on-Sea becomes city in honour of Sir David Amess
Boris Johnson announced on Monday that the Queen had granted city status to Southend-on-Sea in Essex. The decision was made in honour of the late
Kingston residents “frustrated” by actions of Insulate Britain pressure group
Naveen Gharyal – Kingston residents respond to Insulate Britain climate protests.
Kingston residents petition against “unjustifiable” repurposing of Guildhall
Kingston Council debated a petition from ‘Save Royal Kingston – Save the Guildhall’ which received 1342 verified signatures, in a heated meeting at the Guildhall
Leader of Kingston Council Caroline Kerr resigns
Liberal Democrat councillor Caroline Kerr announced on Monday night that she was resigning as leader of Kingston Council after 18 months in the job. Kerr
Kingston Council urgently requests government financial support
Melissa Osborne reports as Kingston Council requests funding from Rishi Sunak.
“I am fearful to put the heating on”: Kingston residents struggle with Universal Credit cut
Kingston residents are struggling to cope with the conclusion of the Universal Credit ‘uplift’, which ended on 6 October. Universal Credit is a scheme for
