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Over the past couple of months, Kingston Council has been working closely with local volunteering groups to restore a number of local ponds around the borough.

Tolworth Court Farm’s vision to become one of London’s leading nature reserves was celebrated at an event hosted by Kingston Council on 15 July.

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

Local nature haven Fishponds park in Surbiton is being restored thanks to funding from Kingston’s Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy.

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.

Tolworth Court Farm is set to become one of London's leading nature reserves, thanks to over half a million pounds worth of funding.

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

The Council recently came together with partners and key stakeholders to celebrate the launch of our Biodiversity Partnership at Kingston University’s award winning Townhouse.

Kingston is delighted to release its Biodiversity Action Plan for this year’s Sustainable September with its theme of ‘natural environment’.

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.