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Do you know a community champion? Someone who goes above and beyond to help others, or maybe a trailblazing young volunteer? If you do, now’s your chance to make sure their hard work is recognised.

A woman has been sentenced to 24 months in prison, suspended for two years, and banned for life from owning animals or applying for licences involving animals.

An innovative new approach to supporting those with complex lives and a focus on early intervention are at the heart of Kingston’s five-year homelessness and rough sleeping strategy.

Kingston Council, one of the first authorities in the country to commit to resettling Syrian refugees at the outbreak of the crisis, has fulfilled its target to provide 50 individuals with a new home.

As the new Omicron variant of Covid-19 spreads fast across London, Kingston’s Director of Public Health, Iona Lidington is urging residents to come forward for their Covid vaccination.

Last year’s Mobile Mop Up project, which recycled used and unused mobile phones, raised £4,700 for the Mayor’s Charitable Trust over two years.

The Mayor of London has announced that New Malden High Street is to receive £120,000 in funding to support its high street recovery.

Kingston Council is delighted to announce Matthew Essex as its new Executive Director, Place.

Kingston has teamed up with leading care home operator Anavo Group to run the new state-of-the-art dementia care nursing home in Surbiton.

The International Day of People with Disabilities takes place every year and is a chance to celebrate the diversity of our communities and learn from each other.