Kingston Council has condemned the Chancellor’s plans to cut the winter fuel allowance for pensioners, with concerns the policy could push some residents into fuel
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Local man cleans neglected road sign and urges others to do the same
A local man has received praise from residents for his recent efforts to clean a moss-covered signpost in Ham Common. Seamus Joyce tackled the stubborn
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
Residents concerned Kingston Council will ruin riverside with new street trading rules
Kingston riverside is “too narrow” to add street vendors, residents’ groups say Local resident associations have criticised Kingston Council over recent changes to street trading
Whitney – Queen of the Night: Review
Whitney – Queen of the Night, came to the stage at the Rose Theatre on May 23 and 24, paying tribute to the legendary singer
Mind in Kingston organises weekly walks to help beat the blues
Charity organisation, Mind in Kingston, organises weekly walks in parks around Kingston to help cope with mental health issues.
Kingston Council fund nine local projects to help tackle climate change
Kingston Council has funded nine local projects, including Minima Yacht Club and The Community Brain, as part of its Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise (VCSE)
Council announces ‘modest charge’ for replacement bins
Kingston Council has announced that it will introduce an £18 fee for new waste and recycling containers as providing them for free is no longer
Kingston Chamber of Commerce doing more to support women
The Kingston Chamber of Commerce is stepping up its efforts to support women in business, with a focus on inclusivity, networking, and empowerment. Recognising the
Housing crisis: How affordable is living in Kingston?
Rising house prices in London have affected most residents of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, a recent survey has found. Nearly 80% of
