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Kingston is set to further enhance its waste and recycling services while advancing its green ambitions, as a new contract with Veolia began on 1 April 2025.

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 Council has reappointed Veolia as waste and recycling collection, street cleansing and winter gritting contractor for the next eight years.

A new team of uniformed environmental enforcement officers is out on patrol across the Royal Borough of Kingston to help keep the streets and riverside clean and pleasant for residents and visitors.

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 new fleet of next-generation electric waste collection vehicles is being rolled out by Kingston Council and Veolia.

Kingston Council has partnered with ethical enterprise specialists Pupils Profit to launch three eco refill shops with local primary schools, to help residents to reduce waste and adapt to reusables.

Kingston Council is inviting suppliers to provide waste and recycling solutions that offer good value for money and improve the sustainability of the service.