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The Programme Director for the new community leisure complex in Kingston town centre has been made an MBE in King Charles' first New Year honours list.

Following the recent elections, Kingston Council has announced its’ new set of advocates to act as champions for key groups and issues across the community.

Kingston has now doubled the number of permanent School Streets in the borough, from two to four, creating safer pick-ups and drop-offs at Alexandra Primary School and St Paul’s Primary School.

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.

Tomorrow marks the start of London Climate Action Week (26 June - 4 July) which, in its third year, brings together climate professionals and communities across London to tackle the climate emergency.

This will help significantly reduce the costs of sourcing accurate air pollution data for local projects and schemes like School Streets.

Kingston Council encourages residents and visitors to support Idling Action London’s ‘Engine Off Every Stop’ campaign.

First elected to the Council in May 1998, Patricia Bamford is retiring after dedicating 22-years of service to the community in Chessington, Malden Rushett and the surrounding areas.

The new plan sets out the actions that the Council will take with partners and communities over the next five years to improve air quality across the borough and improve the health of residents.