Mortlake residents gathered to plant native tree saplings to celebrate Mother’s Day.
The event was run by the charity Heritage & Habitats as part of its Burton: Exploring Without Boundaries project, which aims to restore the tomb of the explorer Sir Richard Burton and his wife Lady Isabel.
Local crafts organisation Ariadne’s Thread Group hosts ‘The Kanthas of Friendship’, an innovative participatory textile project. Kantha stitching is a centuries-old tradition from Bangladesh and
GoodGym is an organisation that encourages its members to get fit whilst doing good.
Kingston’s GoodGym members regularly visit Canbury Community Garden, a volunteer-run space on the riverside.
Queen’s Promenade Friends, a volunteer group who maintain Kingston’s riverside park, has received £1,000 of councillor ward funding for their new Athelstan Garden.
The Rose Theatre Cafe is hosting a unique exhibition celebrating over two years of community participation, embroideries, and people’s stories by women and children living
Locals unaware of the dangers of discarding used vapes Kingston council has warned about the dangers of the incorrect disposal of items such as vapes,
RBKares, a volunteer charity, embarked on a mission to raise funds for Kingston Hospital’s Night to Remember Walk by crocheting letterbox toppers around Kingston. Founded
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
Kingston residents voiced their frustrations over e-bike parking in the area, with abandoned bikes causing obstructions on local pavements. The bikes, manufactured by electric vehicle
Charity organisation, Mind in Kingston, organises weekly walks in parks around Kingston to help cope with mental health issues.
