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Two new school buildings have opened in Kingston this month, providing upgraded places to learn for young people of all ages in the borough.

On International Day for Older People, Kingston Council is launching a new campaign to help people of all ages and abilities get involved in local clubs, classes and activities.

Kingston Adult Education, Kingston Council's adult education service, has once again been recognised as a good provider in their latest Ofsted inspection.

Young people across the Royal Borough of Kingston can now access free mental health support via an app launched by Kingston Council.

Kingston Council’s Adult Social Care and Health Service is using technology to empower residents to be more independent, have choice and control and increase healthy life expectancy.

More disabled and vulnerable residents can now access funding to make adaptations to their homes to help improve the quality of their lives thanks to changes made by Kingston Council. 

A pooled fund to invest in programmes to help people live healthier lives and support families across the borough has been created by Kingston Council and the local NHS, totalling £4.3m over 4 years.

A night safety charter to support women across South West London to feel safer when out in the evening has been launched at the South West London Safer Streets conference, hosted by Kingston Council.

Ambitious about Autism, the Department for Education and Kingston Council have been working together to ensure the borough’s new specialist autism school, Spring School, can open in September 2023.

As we fast approach a year since becoming a White Ribbon accredited organisation, Kingston Council pledges its ongoing support for this year’s White Ribbon campaign.