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A new Energy Saving Hub designed to empower local people with knowledge to improve home energy efficiency, lower energy bills and contribute to a greener borough has been launched by Kingston Council.

Four road signs have been unveiled in Old Malden, Kingston warning drivers to watch out for hedgehogs crossing the road, to help preserve the population and improve biodiversity.

Kingston Council’s Neighbourhood Rangers have brought life back to an area of Norbiton that has been notorious for graffiti and fly-tipping.

A new scheme of river moorings fees is being introduced by Kingston Council to protect the local environment and maintain the area’s unique riverside heritage.

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.

We are celebrating National Tree Week (27 November to 5 December), the UK’s largest annual tree celebration. This marks the start of our winter tree planting season (November to March each year).

Two new contracts have been awarded to Glendale Services for green space management and Advanced Tree Services for arboricultural services.

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.

Innovative Internet of Things (IoT) camera sensors will be installed as part of the InnOvaTe Project in 10 housing sites across the borough to discourage fly tipping.