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Around 9000 street lights across the borough have been brought up to date, saving money, electricity and reducing carbon emissions.

Join the hundreds of people who have picked up energy saving tips at Kingston's Efficient Home Shows as the event returns for a third year - and this time it's set to be even better.

Residents at Fountain Court in New Malden are enjoying the benefits of a new clean, green heating system to keep them warm and cosy.

Building the new leisure centre for Kingston town centre is another step closer as planning permission has been granted for the scheme.

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

Kingston Council is boosting the supply of homes in the borough by purchasing 50 properties to be used as temporary accommodation and building homes for vulnerable residents.

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.

The council is on track with its revised timetable and has made swift progress to design a new, affordable leisure centre for Kingston town centre.

The council is focused on continuing its work to ensure that Kingston is a fairer place, meaning that every resident is supported when needed throughout their lifetime.