Residents of Cecil Close have been left disappointed by the lack of communication from Thames Water, following a flood that swept through the cul-de-sac in
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Kingston Race and Equalities Council celebrates 50th anniversary with new travelling exhibition
The local charity has launched a new exhibition aimed at telling the stories of minority communities in Kingston A new exhibition aimed at telling and
Kingston women’s rugby team introduce ‘Night Lights’ event to encourage participation in dark months
The Kingston RFC initative is part of a wider #letsliftthecurfew campaign to highlight women’s safety concerns at night. The clocks went back on Saturday 25
Call for Sites closes as Council’s Local Plan for development heads for summer consultation
Housing schemes continue to divide opinions as the council assesses submissions ahead of the final summer consultation Kingston Council has closed the “Call for Sites”
Cycling groups raise concerns over Kingston Road cycleway delays and illegal parking
Local cycling groups have urged the council to finish six-year-old cycleway works on Kingston Road and penalise cars parking on bike paths The Kingston Cycling
Motspur Park gas holder plans rejected after residents raise concerns
Plans to redevelop the Motspur Park Gas Holder site have been blocked by Kingston Council following months of opposition from local residents The proposed development
Homeless father of four calls for better treatment of vulnerable families: “The council forced us onto the street”
Arthur Henry*, his partner Liana, and their four young children are currently homeless after being evicted from temporary accommodation by Kingston Council. Below, he describes
Podcasts emerge as second most trusted news source after the BBC
Survey finds growing trust in news podcasts alongside traditional broadcasters In a survey of 100 UK adults, BBC News was voted the most used and
Serious injuries from bike accidents increase in Kingston
The number of overall accidents has fallen, while the number of accidents with serious injuries has risen in the last two years. The number of
Watch: On the road with the man taking on Kingston Council’s controversial Yellow Box Junction
A yellow box junction in New Malden, which takes almost £2,000 per day, has caused controversy after it was reported as Britain’s ‘most lucrative’.
