A group of residents have expressed their anger and frustration after the council postponed hearing their petition to open King Charles Road again. The chair
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Kingston councillor working for George Galloway on Rochdale by-election says role is ‘perfectly legitimate’
Cllr James Giles, who leads the Kingston Independent Residents Party on the Kingston Council, has said that his role as a “strategic campaigns consultant” for
Free dental care pop-up comes to Kingston as NHS waiting lists rise
On two days last week the Cambridge Road Estate welcomed a mobile dental unit run by Dentaid, a charity dedicated to providing dental services to
Kingston Council publishes new budget proposals
Kingston Council have released their budget proposals for 2024-25, outlining plans for a 4.99% rise in council tax aimed at funding key services such as
New Kingston Leisure Centre project continues to progress
Kingston Council unveiled more of its proposals for a new leisure centre in Kingston in a public exhibition at the Richard Mayo Centre on Saturday.
Post Office scandal hits home as independent candidate runs against Sir Ed Davey
With a 20-year career as a deputy-postmistress in New Malden, Councillor Yvonne Tracey has decided to run against Sir Ed Davey with the Post Office
Record number of food parcels given out amid cost-of-living crisis
Around three million emergency food parcels were distributed in the UK between the start of April 2022 and the end of March 2023, exceeding the
Most Kingston traffic affected by new speed limits to boost safety and environment
The 20mph sign has already covered more than 70% of Kingston roads, as the council continues to introduce new speed limits. A proposal to slow
Kingston Council holds workshops to help combat gender-based violence
Kingston Council’s Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) team held a series of workshops on Thursday (November 30), aimed at empowering and educating residents and
Kingston Independents form new council opposition group
Councillors James Giles, Yvonne Tracey, and Jamal Chohan have banded together to create the Opposition Group, replacing the Conservatives as the second-biggest party in Kingston
