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The Mayor of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames condemns unrest taking place around the country and reiterates commitment to standing together with all communities.

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

June marks Communities Month, an opportunity for Kingston to come together and celebrate those who empower communities and a chance to highlight the borough’s rich culture and heritage.

A new, first of its kind, flooding exercise is being staged in the Royal Borough of Kingston, before being rolled out across the rest of London.

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.

Kingston and Richmond Youth Council has worked with local young people to produce a short podcast series exploring the challenges of being a young man and tackling misogyny.

To mark Race Equality Week young footballers from the borough’s schools battled it out in a tournament hosted by Kingston Race and Equalities Council, with Chelsea FC Foundation and Kingston Council.

Communities from across the borough gathered in Kingston University’s Townhouse to reflect and remember the experiences of those affected by the Holocaust and to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

With over a hundred fantastic entries to this year’s Mayor’s Christmas card competition, the winner has been announced for 2023.

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.