Kingston MP to speak at Brexit march this weekend
MP Ed Davey and the Kingston and Surbiton Liberal Democrats are attending the “People’s Vote” on Brexit march on October 20 at 12pm. Thousands of protestors
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Kingston Sporting Achievements Celebrated at Awards Night
Kingston residents celebrated their sporting achievements last night at the Kingston Sports Awards, hosted at the Guild Hall. A number of awards were up for
Kingston bags funding for community-led regeneration plan in Tolworth
Hundreds of Tolworth residents have responded enthusiastically to a project to transform the area initiated by Kingston Council. Kingston Council and The Community Brain, a project delivery
More Go Cycle schemes underway to promote healthier lifestyles
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
Kingston faith groups unite in vigil for Westminster terror victims
Members from various faith communities came together outside the Bentall Centre in Kingston on Wednesday to remember the victims of last week’s Westminster attack. Kingston
Council plans to use 30 million pounds to improve key Kingston roads and public spaces.
KINGSTON council has received £30 million in funding from Transport for London (TFL) and the Mayor of London in order to improve road safety and access to
Construction begins on cycle lanes in Kingston
Construction work has began on the ‘go cycle’ scheme in Kingston, which aims to encourage more people to cycle and to make better use of
Number Of Incidents Involving Tasers Increases Dramatically in Kingston
Huge rise in number of times tasers drawn by police in Kingston although number of firings remains low
Kingston Receives Over Half A Million Pounds For Cycling Improvements
Kingston has won £515,160 to improve cycling facilities in the borough from the Mayor of London
Kingston Ancient Market Renovations Frustrate Traders
Renovations to Kingston’s Ancient Market have frustrated local traders, despite Kingston Council’s claim of “business as usual”
