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19 August 2025 Quicker and easier every step of the way: Kingston Council launches new website Kingston’s new website launched today (19 August 2025), signalling a major step forward in how the council connects with and supports communities online.
Image caption The Saxons return to Kingston 01 August 2025 Saxons wow crowds in Kingston’s glorious crowning parade Modern day Londoners took a step back in time this weekend to witness a coronation parade for King Athelstan reenacted 1100 years after the first King of a united England was crowned in Kingston in 925 AD.
31 October 2024 Kingston Museum celebrates its 120th birthday! Kingston Museum is today marking a magnificent 120 years since it was opened to the public.
17 October 2024 Council takes action to deliver winter fuel support to Kingston’s most vulnerable pensioners Kingston Council is stepping in to provide winter fuel support to the borough’s most vulnerable older residents.
15 October 2024 National Hate Crime Awareness Week in Kingston Councillor Afy Afilaka, Portfolio Holder for Commissioning, Customer Contact and Equalities, emphasises Kingston's commitment to being a safe and welcoming borough for all.
01 October 2024 New Move Well, Live Well campaign to help residents stay active and connected 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.
12 June 2024 Celebrating local volunteers at the Kingston Communities Awards On 6 June, Kingston Council came together with voluntary and community organisations from across the borough for the Kingston Celebrating Communities Awards 2024.
03 June 2024 Kingston highlights community spirit during Communities Month 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.
