Kingston Council

New interactive map launched to report fly-tipping in Surbiton 0
- Environment, News
- 7th January 2021
Reporting fly-tipping has just got easier. Kingston Council has launched an interactive map of the borough’s streets. Place the pin where rubbish has been dumped and then fill in a short form to give council staff more details. “Our rangers have noted an increase in fly-tipping since the start of the pandemic,” said Surbiton neighbourhood
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Write a short radio play for Surbiton arts centre 0
- Arts, News
- 27th December 2020
Stuck for something to do over the Christmas holidays and beyond now that we are in Tier 4 and staying in is the new going out? Then why not write a short radio play? All you need to record it is a mobile phone or laptop. It can just be a monologue or involve the
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Parking bay reserved for Santa 0
- News
- 24th December 2020
Residents of Browns Road, Surbiton, have made parking easy for Santa when he turns up in his sleigh. He needn’t park on the rooftops, he can just slide into a special Stop Here Santa bay reserved just for him. But he’ll need to remember to come after 2pm today (Christmas Eve) otherwise he’ll get a
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Roads become Advent calendars 0
- Arts, News
- 17th December 2020
Westfield Road in Surbiton is being turned into a picturesque Advent calendar. Each day leading up to Christmas Day itself a new window of a home is decorated in the river road (first two pics). “We have got 24 volunteers from the road to dress up their windows in the form of an eye-catching advent
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Help to find The Forgotten Village 0
- Arts, News
- 16th December 2020
Look out for these colourful characters, among others, around Surbiton and Tolworth this week. They are in a promenade performance called The Forgotten Village. This family show, which runs in Surbiton on Thursday and Friday (December 17 & 18) at 4.30pm and 6.30pm and in Tolworth on Saturday and Sunday (December 19 & 20) at
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Christmas shopping made easy with pop-up handmade markets 0
- Arts, Environment, Food, News
- 14th December 2020
Surbitonians were spoilt for choice for what presents to buy their relatives and friends when two pop-up markets featuring handmade products from local artisans and creatives made their Christmas shopping conundrums a lot easier yesterday (Sunday). Hair stylist Andrew Thompson threw open the door of Salon No 13 in Victoria Road for free to small
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