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Kingston Council’s joint venture with Countryside Properties has won Best Community Engagement Outcomes for its work with residents of the Cambridge Road Estate at the Building London Planning Awards.

Building community resilience and boosting access to support for families and business were top of the agenda as Kingston Council brought local partners together for a cost of living crisis workshop.

Communities across Kingston have come together to welcome and support families fleeing the war in Ukraine.

Kingston Council’s Neighbourhood Rangers have brought life back to an area of Norbiton that has been notorious for graffiti and fly-tipping.

HRH The Earl of Wessex visited Kingston’s historic Coronation Stone on Friday 8 July as the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations continued across England’s oldest royal borough.

Residents in New Malden will get the chance to vote on the design of a new mural near the train station after the area’s Neighbourhood Committee awarded funding for the artwork.

Kingston Council has agreed a new property asset strategy which will help it to continue providing first-class services, meet its commitment to reaching Net Zero and support regeneration and growth.

Following the recent elections, Kingston Council has announced its’ new set of advocates to act as champions for key groups and issues across the community.

Kingston Council’s sharp focus on prioritising diversity and inclusion and empowering its workforce to transform services for residents has been recognised at the MJ Achievement Awards.

Voters in the New Malden Village by-election have elected Mark Durrant (Liberal Democrats), Dongsung Kim (Liberal Democrats), and Lesley Anne Heap (Liberal Democrats) as their ward councillors.