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Leader of Kingston Council calls on government to empower local authorities to boost local economy and address cost of living crisis
In the wake of the Queen’s Speech, Councillor Andreas Kirsch has called on the government to do more to enable local authorities to help families and support businesses in their communities.
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South London One Public Estate partnership receives £415,000 to improve local services through a joint Integrated Care System estates programme
Kingston council is part of a South London One Public Estate partnership that has been allocated £415,000 under the government’s One Public Estate (OPE) programme.
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Kingston’s Ancient Market House comes alive this summer with creative pop-up by Kingston University Art students
Kingston’s historic, Grade II listed Ancient Market House will be reimagined as a creative hub ‘Not My Beautiful House,’ a project led by Union of Kingston Students and supported by Studio KT1.
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The Liberal Democrats keep Kingston in 2022 local elections
The local election results for the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames are in.
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Local election update: New Malden Village Ward
Kingston Council has learned of the sad news of the death of Mary Jean Clark, a local election candidate and Kingston resident.
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Every child in Kingston offered a primary school place - and majority get top preferences
Every child applying to start primary school in Kingston this September has been offered a place, with 96% receiving one of their top three preferred schools.
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Kingston’s unsung heroes nominated for National Diversity Awards
The prestigious annual awards celebrate the achievements of communities across the country in enhancing equality, diversity and inclusion.
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Make sure your voice is heard in May's local elections
On Thursday 5 May Kingston’s residents have an opportunity to have their say on who represents them.
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Life-saving defibrillators and riverside throw ropes funded through Community Grants Programme
Kingston’s Community Grants Programme has funded two new defibrillators to be installed in premises in Surbiton, along with 10 new throw ropes and training sessions to improve riverside safety.
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Work to refurbish Queen Mary Hall is confirmed, offering short and longer-term improvements — as part of the Cambridge Road Estate regeneration
Kingston Council and joint venture development partner, Countryside, announce work to refurbish Queen Mary Hall in Norbiton.
