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Kingston Council came together with leading employers, training providers, other local authorities and educators at Kingston College to back the new South London Employment and Skills Charter.

£1.6m injection for 42 projects across the borough over the past two years, have been realised through the Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy

On 6 June, Kingston Council came together with voluntary and community organisations from across the borough for the Kingston Celebrating Communities Awards 2024.

The final phase of Kingston’s Community Resilience Fund has been completed with grants for 14 fantastic community projects and 10 awards to cover core costs of organisations.

Kingston Council has awarded 35 grants to local organisations in phase 2 of its Community Resilience Fund.

Kingston Council is hosting a careers fair focused on employment and skills support for people living with disabilities and those who are carers, migrants, refugees and armed forces veterans.

The ponds at Surbiton’s Fishponds Park are set to undergo a complete restoration following the approval of a significant Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) grant from Kingston Council.

Residents, charities and community groups across the Royal Borough of Kingston will continue to benefit from a bespoke volunteer matchmaking service as Kingston Council recommissions Groundwork London to deliver the Volunteering Kingston project.

Kingston Council and South Thames Colleges Group are working with several partners to organise a first-of-its-kind job fair to help local people into employment and boost the economy hit by the impacts of COVID-19. 

The councils will partner with Vivacity Labs to review and monitor use of existing cycle routes in both their areas.