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The Safer Kingston Partnership is asking for views and feedback from residents and businesses about safety issues affecting different neighbourhoods and what the partnership can do to address them.

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.

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.

This Remembrance Sunday (14 November) and Armistice Day (11 November), Kingston paused to remember those who have died in conflict.

Since its introduction in September 2020, the trial scheme has created a safer, quieter space for pedestrians and cyclists and is now set to become a permanent fixture.

Children and families from St John’s and Christ Church Primary Schools can now enjoy safer drop-offs and pick-ups outside the school gates.

John Azah has helped to shape modern black history in Kingston, having spent the last three decades working to tackle race inequality in the borough and across the country.

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 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.

This week marks the start of Black History Month 2021.