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Following the Local Government Boundary Commission’s review, the number of wards in the Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames will increase from 16 to 19 at the next council elections in May 2022.

More than £11,000 has been raised for local good causes as Kingston Community Lottery had its first ever draw on Saturday 9 October.

Kingston Council is asking communities to comment on its plans to help tackle climate change.

Patricia Bamford, who served as a councillor for 22 years, was made an Honorary Alderman of the Royal Borough of Kingston at the Full Council meeting on 12 October 2021.

This week (9th-16th October) is National Hate Crime Awareness Week and, as a council, we stand in solidarity with this and aim to raise awareness of the issue of hate crime in our society.

There was lots to celebrate on Sunday 3 October when young runners from Kingston took part in the Virgin London Mini Marathon.

Kingston Council has introduced 39 new school places for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

Kingston Council has joined other councils in the South London Partnership (SLP) to submit an urgent call for Government action in this month’s Spending Review.

Kingston Council welcomes the news that the town centre is to get 25 new police officers as part of a London-wide investment into town centre policing.

All four of Kingston’s neighbourhood committees have come together to fund 1,440 meal kits for families in need, following an application by Voices of Hope, a local charity.