News
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Kingston Council shows its commitment to ending male violence against women
Kingston Council has taken a stand to end all male violence against women by becoming White Ribbon Accredited.
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Kingston Council calls for further detail on local government funding in budget
Kingston Council welcomes new measures outlined in the budget aimed at supporting businesses and individuals to recover from the economic effects of the Coronavirus pandemic.
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Community asked to help shape local pharmacy services of the future
People across Kingston are being invited to share their views on what they need from their local pharmacy.
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Kingston Council agrees plans to lease land for two new schools in the borough
Kingston Council has approved proposals to lease part of the Kingsmeadow site in Norbiton and part of the Moor Lane Centre site in Chessington to establish two much needed new schools in the borough.
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Join us as we pay our respects this Remembrance Sunday 2021
Remembrance Day services will be taking place across the Royal Borough of Kingston on Sunday 14th November.
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New School Streets introduced in Kingston Town and Surbiton
Children and families from St John’s and Christ Church Primary Schools can now enjoy safer drop-offs and pick-ups outside the school gates.
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Virtual high streets to help local shops thrive in Kingston
With High Street shops reopened after months of uncertainty and lockdown, Kingston’s town centres are now fighting back.
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New Leader appointed at Kingston Council
Councillor Andreas Kirsch, Portfolio Holder for Finance and Commissioning and ward councillor for Chessington South and Malden Rushett, has been chosen as Kingston Council’s new Leader.
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Food voucher support for vulnerable children to continue for October half term
Kingston Council is extending its holiday food voucher scheme to ensure vulnerable children and families across the borough can afford to buy food during the October half term.
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Three decades fighting racial inequality in Kingston: Spotlight on John Azah
John Azah has helped to shape modern black history in Kingston, having spent the last three decades working to tackle race inequality in the borough and across the country.