By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
12th Mar 2022 | Local News
Looking for something to do in Kingston this weekend? Here are our picks of the events and activities you won't want to miss:
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
12th Mar 2022 | Local News
Looking for something to do in Kingston this weekend? Here are our picks of the events and activities you won't want to miss:
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
11th Mar 2022 | Local News
KINGSTON Council has announced plans for a potential redevelopment of the Guildhall Complex in the town centre to accommodate affordable housing and community facilities.
The council has named the programme Transform Kingston and has identified two sites - the sites of the 1970s office buildings on the Guildhall Complex and the Cattle Market Car Park - to become part of the heritage-led regeneration programme.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
11th Mar 2022 | Local News
VOLUNTEERS from South London are raising funds to buy old ambulances and medical supplies and drive them to war-torn Ukraine.
A group including working mothers from Surbiton and Wimbledon are organising the relief effort and have raised over £37,000 in a JustGiving fundraiser.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
10th Mar 2022 | Local News
A PADDLEBOARDING and yoga business on the Thames near Kingston is hosting a special Paddle for Peace event on Saturday in support of Ukrainian refugees.
Good Life Paddle Co. teaches yoga, paddleboarding and paddleboard yoga from its centre at the Tamesis Club in Trowlock Way, Teddington.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Mar 2022 | Local News
KINGSTON borough will get two brand-new primary school buildings next year as the Council seeks to meet a forecast rise in demand for school places.
Burlington junior school, a Council-run school in New Malden, will gain a new school block allowing it to expand from 4-forms per year to 5-forms - an increase in capacity from 480 to 600 pupils.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Mar 2022 | Local News
KINGSTON residents have been invited to share their support for the people of Ukraine in a new online Book of Solidarity set up by the Council.
The book, which launched today, is for thoughts, reflections, comments and solidarity, with pages from the book set to go into the local archives.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Mar 2022 | Local News
KINGSTON'S ancient parish church, built on the site where England's first kings are believed to have been crowned, is looking for a new Vicar.
All Saint's Church, which has parts that date back to the 12th century, is advertising for a new 'Team Rector' following the departure of Reverend Jonathan Wilkes.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
9th Mar 2022 | Local News
A MAN has been found guilty of murder after 25-year-old Liam Dent was struck and killed by a stolen car in Chessington two years ago.
Martin Eastwood, 22, of Conifer Park, Kiln Way, Epsom, was convicted of murder at the Old Bailey yesterday (7 March.)
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
8th Mar 2022 | Local News
A short and scenic, tree-lined stretch of road on the perimeter of Richmond Park has closed for three weeks to allow breeding toads to begin their annual 'pilgrimage' to the opposite side of the road.
More than ten bright red ROAD CLOSED signs, barriers and bright yellow warning signs blocked off the road this morning, bamboozling motorists who were caught by surprise at the closure and unaware of the unusual reason.
By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter
8th Mar 2022 | Local News
AN EIGHT-YEAR-OLD boy who walked the length of every street in Kingston borough in the first year of covid-19 lockdowns has been recognised for his "amazing achievement" by Kingston's Mayor.
Matty Dixon, now aged 9, completed his tour of the borough on Christmas Eve 2020 and has since taken on nearby areas Long Ditton and Hinchley Wood.
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