A railway worker has died on the tracks near Surbiton
The Network Rail worker, who was 30-years-old and from Hampshire, was struck by a South Western Railway train this morning.
Six new Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation proposed for Kingston
By The Editor
9th Feb 2021 | Local News
Following an independent review of the borough's Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINCs) last year, six additional wildlife areas have been formally recommended to receive SINC status.
In July 2020 Kingston Council commissioned Land Use Consultants (LUC) to undertake an independent review of the borough's SINCs.
Love Kingston celebrates independent charity status with "stomp style" launch party
By The Editor
9th Feb 2021 | Local News
Love Kingston is throwing a "stomp style" virtual launch party after their recent success in achieving independent charity status.
The community scheme has been providing grants for small voluntary groups and organisations in Kingston Upon Thames since 2012 and are now excited to build on this existing legacy as part of a brand new charity.
The cause of water outage in Surbiton has been revealed.
Earlier we reported that Thames Water Engineers were working on the issue.
Surbiton residents may have noticed they have either low water pressure this morning - or no water at all.
Specifically residents in the KT6 postcode have been reporting the problem.
Kingston Police have released a new video detailing what they've been up to in 2021 so far.
Here are the key statistics the force has for the year so far:
Sarah Olney MP speaks out against 'hazardous' Richmond Park cyclists
By The Editor
8th Feb 2021 | Local News
Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney has today spoken out against 'hazardous' cyclists.
The Liberal Democrat's constituency also covers much of North Kingston.
How over 70s can get a COVID-19 vaccine if they have not been offered one
By The Editor
8th Feb 2021 | Local News
Over 70s can now book in a COVID-19 vaccine if they have not yet been offered one.
The news comes as the government looks set to reach its target of 15 million vaccinated by February 15th.
As so many of us have been indoors for months now, what better way to celebrate Valentines Day with some art to change the view just a bit.
After studying art at Kingston, artist Raph Thomas has been exhibiting his cheerful rainbow animal works locally & throughout the UK since he launched his career in 2013 at 1of1design in Teddington.
Kingston Libraries granted additional funding for Reading Friends Scheme
By The Editor
8th Feb 2021 | Local News
Kingston Libraries has made a successful bid for £9,000 of DCMS funding available through The Reading Agency to set up and run Reading Friends in Kingston.
As part of its continuing work to keep residents and communities connected, Kingston Council will use the funding to launch a new service that allows those who are isolated or at risk of loneliness to benefit from the borough's library services.
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