Rough sleepers up by 7% putting pressure on local facilities Residents of Kingston have voiced their concerns about what to do about rough sleepers on
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Residents voice concerns over plans to turn former Wilko into late-night arcade
Kingston residents have criticised proposals to convert the former Wilko site on Clarence Street into a ‘late-night entertainment centre’ with an arcade. A copy of
Free cinema screening of new film Layla in Kingston next week
Escapes, an exciting independent cinema project, returns to Kingston this week with a screening of the new British film Layla – for free. Escapes has
Has Christmas shopping started too early?
Festive decorations have been up at the Bentall Centre in Kingston since late October The Fenwick’s store in the Bentall Centre is among the first
Kingston Council reveals limited temporary accommodation options for homeless
Over a third of local homeless population housed outside the borough. Kingston Council’s health overview panel has said that 33% of temporary accommodation used to
UBX opens one of Kingston’s most expensive gyms at £180 per month
UBX boxing gym officially opened their third London location in Kingston last month, and despite high prices, spaces are already limited at the global brand’s
Thousands of illegal vapes confiscated from Kingston businesses
Kingston Trading Standards have taken 4,634 vapes deemed non-compliant to UK safety regulations off the market in the past six months, according to Kingston Council.
Kingston Council defends £9.4m waste management contract despite poor performance
Kingston Council has responded to concerns about cleanliness in the borough after renewing its waste management contract, commencing next year.
The most popular Halloween costumes in Kingston this year
The spooky season is upon us, which means one thing. It’s time to see which of this year’s blockbuster films and pop-culture moments will make
Local man cleans neglected road sign and urges others to do the same
A local man has received praise from residents for his recent efforts to clean a moss-covered signpost in Ham Common. Seamus Joyce tackled the stubborn
