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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.

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 Council has launched a Community Hub trial, where residents can drop in for advice from the Housing Landlord Services team on housing matters, at the Hook Centre in Chessington.

The Mayor of Kingston formally opened a new community cafe in Latchmere Recreation Ground on Thursday 11 November.

The council became an accredited Living Wage Employer in 2019 and sees the living wage as a way to improve the lives of its residents.

Councillor Margaret Thompson, who served as Kingston’s Mayor from May 2019 until April 2021, has handed over the £19,853 raised during her tenure for the Mayor’s Charitable Trust.

Kingston Council has taken a stand to end all male violence against women by becoming White Ribbon Accredited.

Kingston Council welcomes new measures outlined in the budget aimed at supporting businesses and individuals to recover from the economic effects of the Coronavirus pandemic.