Kingston Council has approved two more Go Cycle schemes in its £30 million programme focusing on the future of sustainable travel in the borough. The council
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Heritage Lottery Fund cash gives green light on allotment project
A grant of £69,700 has been awarded to a local project examining the history of allotments in Surbiton and Tolworth, The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF)
Kingston school children crack down on speeding drivers
School children from Kingston have been working alongside police and Kingston Council to remind drivers of the dangers of speeding. Pupils took to the streets
Kingston honours veterans past and present on Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day services were held across the borough to commemorate Armistice Day, marking 99 years since the end of World War I. The Mayor of
Kingston’s children’s services up for two local government awards
The provider of Kingston’s children’s services was shortlisted for two Local Government Chronicle (LGC) awards last week. Achieving for Children (AfC), a community interest company
Kingston’s spooky secrets revealed
Young volunteers from Kingston Museum led a ‘Creepy Kingston’ walk on the Friday before Halloween to show off some of the town’s darker secrets. The
Schuh invites customers to “Sell Your Soles”
Schuh’s Kingston store on Clarence Street has called for customers to trade in old pairs of shoes in exchange for a £10 voucher, to support
Kingston residents uncover skeletons around All Saints Church
Families across Kingston gathered outside All Saints Church in the half-term hiatus to hunt skeletons in broad daylight. The ‘Silly Skeleton’ trail around the church
Kingston Council backs ‘Count Them In’ campaign
Kingston Council officially declared its support for The Royal British Legion’s ‘Count Them In’ campaign on Monday. The campaign has called for new questions in the
University trial of gender-neutral toilets receives ‘transphobic’ backlash from students
A trial for gender-neutral toilets at Kingston University has received a flurry of online criticism from students which the university’s LGBTQ+ society has described as transphobic. The
