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17 December 2020 Kingston Council’s Director of Public Health urges residents to think carefully this Christmas As cases of Covid-19 increase dramatically in Kingston, people across the borough are encouraged to take extreme care in the run up to the festive period.
10 December 2020 Shop safe this weekend to save lives and protect Kingston’s businesses Rates of COVID-19 are rising in Kingston and across the capital, and there is a possibility that London will be placed in Tier 3 with stricter restrictions from 16 December.
25 November 2020 New local COVID-19 contact tracing service begins work in Kingston Test and Trace completion rates have improved in Kingston following the launch of Keep Kingston Safe Test and Trace, a local contact tracing team working to help in the battle against COVID-19.
17 November 2020 Kingston Council are working with Microsoft to promote digital inclusion and accessibility in the borough Microsoft is on a mission. They believe that every person and every organisation should have access to the skills, knowledge and opportunity needed to thrive in this increasingly digital world.
02 November 2020 Kingston Council launches programme to promote skills and employment in the borough Work Match is a free programme to help unemployed residents in Kingston secure new jobs, apprenticeships and training roles.
21 October 2020 Kingston Council launches pop up face coverings stall to protect shoppers A pop-up stall giving out free face coverings and hand sanitiser to shoppers has opened in Kingston town centre, run by Kingston Council with the help of community volunteers.
20 October 2020 Job Entry Targeted Support launches for Kingston Residents A new employment programme, aimed at helping south London residents who have lost their jobs as a result of COVID-19, launched on Monday 5 October.
