In October 2024, there were 64 cases of anti-social behaviour crimes in Kingston and a further 70 cases of violence and sexual offences. Local Police
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Local concern about rising parcel thefts as holiday season approaches
Police warn residents to be vigilant amid rising cost of delivery thefts A report obtained by the Retail Insight Network through the Freedom of Information
Demolition of 79 Penrhyn Road approved amid mixed reactions
Kingston Council has given the green light for the demolition of 79 Penrhyn Road to pave the way for mixed-use development. The proposed building will
Kingston has the highest rise in empty homes across all London boroughs
The borough has seen a drastic increase in the number of empty homes, with almost 2000 vacant properties Action on Empty Homes figures showed there
Kingston Library to reopen after ceiling collapse
Kingston Library is expected to reopen next week following the collapse of a part of the building’s ceiling.
Local anger over decision to keep controversial Surbiton traffic filter
Residents argue the barrier on King Charles Road pushed traffic into surrounding streets Residents have expressed anger with Kingston Council after a decision to retain
Crow trapped in anti-bird netting above Kingston Market saved by firefighters
Footage of the incident shows the visibly injured crow struggling to break free as concerned people look on (Credit: Claire Inns) Firefighters were called after
Residents voice concerns about homelessness initiatives in Kingston as winter approaches
Rough sleepers up by 12.42% putting pressure on local facilities Residents of Kingston have voiced their concerns regarding what to do about rough sleepers on
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.
Locals welcome plans to revamp Eden Street
Kingston Council’s proposal to redesign Eden Street with broader pavements, dedicated cycle lanes and one-way bus routes gained widespread support from residents and workers of