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Over the past couple of months, Kingston Council has been working closely with local volunteering groups to restore a number of local ponds around the borough.

Residents are encouraged to take part in a month-long campaign, aimed at helping people understand and adapt to the challenges climate change brings.

Tolworth Court Farm’s vision to become one of London’s leading nature reserves was celebrated at an event hosted by Kingston Council on 15 July.

Kingston Council has teamed up with CREW Energy to provide a low cost home audit to help local people understand how to cut their energy bills, and tackle climate change.

More than 260 people joined the free event, aimed at helping residents and businesses to improve their properties, cut energy bills, discover renewable technology and work toward a greener future.

Kingston Council has funded nine local projects as part of its Voluntary, Community & Social Enterprise Green Grant programme.

Local nature haven Fishponds park in Surbiton is being restored thanks to funding from Kingston’s Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy.

Tolworth Court Farm is set to become one of London's leading nature reserves, thanks to over half a million pounds worth of funding.

The council teams up with Kingston Chamber of Commerce and Kingston Green Business Community again to help residents and businesses cut energy use, move to low carbon travel and protect the planet.

A 21st Century heating system installed at a council-run hostel in Chessington will keep its residents warm while cutting energy bills and helping to tackle climate change.