Kingston upon Thames is one of London’s wealthier boroughs but there are more than 5,000 children living in poverty, according to statistics from Action for
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Future of Kingston Hive uncertain as anniversary approaches
Kingston Hive, a climate emergency centre at Kingston-upon-Thames, upholds climate action at the outset of COP28.
Most Kingston traffic affected by new speed limits to boost safety and environment
The 20mph sign has already covered more than 70% of Kingston roads, as the council continues to introduce new speed limits. A proposal to slow
Kingston Council holds workshops to help combat gender-based violence
Kingston Council’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) team held a series of workshops on Thursday (November 30), aimed at empowering and educating residents and
Seething Wells: Residents sceptical of proposals for park with underground employment space
Local residents in Surbiton have expressed concerns about a proposal to turn a former Victorian waterworks into a public park with meadows, playgrounds, picnic areas,
Rishi Sunak courts investors in summit at Hampton Court Palace
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addresses the investors summit at Hampton Court Palace on November 27, 2023.
Explainer: What is a circular economy?
With the launch of its latest green initiative, Kingston Council is encouraging residents to create a local circular economy. So, what is a circular economy? What
Every penny doubled for Kingston Christmas appeal to help children in need
Kingston Charitable Foundation is launching its Giving Week with a pub quiz and raffle to raise more donations for children living in poverty. Every donation
Kingston Independents form new council opposition group
Councillors James Giles, Yvonne Tracey, and Jamal Chohan have banded together to create the Opposition Group, replacing the Conservatives as the second-biggest party in Kingston
UK ‘lagging behind’ on legal cannabis regulation says Kingston CBD entrepreneur
Jacob Bailey, co-owner of local business Ammonite CBD, has called upon the Food Standards Agency (FSA), to address a “grey area” surrounding UK cannabinoid regulation.
