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Kingston Council and development partner, Countryside, have received planning approval for their regeneration of the Cambridge Road Estate in Kingston.

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.

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.

This Great Big Green Week the council has announced it is in the early stages of plans to deliver green and affordable new homes on the Cattle Market car park.

This week marks Great Big Green Week, Recycle Week and Car Free Day (22 September). People across the country will be stepping up and making changes to help protect the planet from climate change.

Kingston Council has awarded Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, the design and build contract for 100 much needed new council homes for Kingston residents.

A fleet of 13 electric vans is expected to annually reduce the council’s carbon emissions by 25 tonnes and save £46,000 over the next three years.

Delivery of New Malden’s new town square began this week, commencing 2 August, as part of the first phase of the Cocks Crescent development.