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  • Trial Safer Streets: Manorgate Road & Wolverton Avenue

    Have your say on the proposed trial street changes to Manorgate Road and Wolverton Avenue. What are the trial street changes? From 28 September 2026, an experimental traffic management scheme will be introduced on Manorgate Road and Wolverton Avenue. The trial will effectively make the two roads one-way in opposite directions for through traffic. While traffic will be able to enter and leave from both directions, access will be limited to one way at the existing width restrictions... More
    Opened 28 September 2026

  • Kingston’s Local Plan: Habitats Regulations Assessment (Regulation 19)

    Earlier this year, we carried out a public consultation on our new Local Plan (2028 - 2043). We are now asking for your views on Kingston’s Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA), which is one of the documents that supports Kingston’s draft Local Plan. The HRA looks at how the new Local Plan’s proposals might affect protected natural habitats (called European sites). A European site is protected by the Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2017 as... More
    Opened 28 September 2026

  • 2026 North Kingston Healthy Streets

    We want to hear about your experience of the street changes across Crescent Road, King’s Road and New Road in North Kingston. In 2026 the following measures were made permanent: King’s Road: One-way eastbound for all vehicles (between Park Road and Queens Road), with two-way cycling permitted. New Road: One-way westbound for all vehicles (between Queens Road and Park Road). Crescent Road: The "exit only" restriction (one-way toward Kingston Hill) will be made... More
    Opened 22 September 2026

  • Kingston Riverside: Continuing to improve accessibility

    As we continue to shape and improve Kingston Riverside, we want to hear from people who live, work or study in Kingston upon Thames and use the riverside regularly. We’d like to understand how it could become an even more welcoming, accessible and enjoyable place for people of all ages. We are inviting up to 15 people to take part in a series of four workshops including a Riverside Walk Audit. Together, participants will explore the riverside, share their experiences and identify: ... More
    Opened 22 September 2026

  • North Kingston Neighbourhood Plan

    This is your chance to tell us what you think about the North Kingston draft Neighbourhood Plan, which has been prepared by the North Kingston Forum , working with local residents and the wider community. If adopted, the plan will help guide how North Kingston develops and changes in the future. The Plan does not replace the Council's Local Plan. Instead, it provides local policies for North Kingston that will be used alongside the Local Plan when planning decisions are made. In... More
    Opened 21 September 2026

  • Help shape the future of sexual and reproductive health services in Kingston

    The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames is developing a new five-year Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Strategy. This strategy will help shape local services and support, to improve the sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing of everyone who lives and works in the borough. We want to hear about your experiences, views and priorities. Your feedback will help us understand what is working well, where improvement is needed, and what matters most to the community. This will... More
    Closed 19 September 2026

  • Kingston's CIL Charging Schedule Review (Regulation 16)

    Kingston Council has had a Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) charging schedule in place since November 2015, which sets out the CIL rates that apply to different types of development across the borough and helps determine the level of contribution required from new development. We are now proposing an updated CIL Charging Schedule to make sure the levy rates reflect the borough’s future growth, housing needs, and infrastructure requirements. The Community Infrastructure Levy... More
    Opened 18 September 2026

  • Kingston's Local Plan - Regulation 19 consultation

    Kingston’s new Local Plan (2028 - 2043) sets out a vision for a thriving, inclusive and sustainable borough. The Local Plan will guide how the borough grows and develops over the next 15 years, including homes, jobs, infrastructure, community facilities, culture and leisure opportunities, and green spaces for future generations to thrive in, whilst celebrating and protecting what makes our Royal Borough unique. The Local Plan also sets out where development can take place and the... More
    Closed 4 September 2026

  • Community Transport: How is it working for you?

    This survey is for people who receive social care support and use community transport. It is also for their family carers. We want to know what you think about community transport Community transport helps people who may find it hard to use regular buses or trains. It can include: Dial-a-Ride Volunteer car schemes Community buses Some taxis We want to know: How you get around your local area. What transport you use. If you... More
    Opened 19 August 2026

  • Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy

    We are now inviting expressions of interest for Neighbourhood Community Infrastructure Levy (NCIL) funding in Kingston and North Kingston and Surbiton neighbourhoods. NCIL is funding which can be used to fund or partially fund local infrastructure projects. It is available to local community groups, residents’ associations, registered charities, infrastructure providers, and charitable companies, as well as council departments and other public sector organisations. NCIL is the... More
    Opened 15 August 2026

  • The Big Conversation on Care

    The Big Conversation on Care is a chance for everyone in England to have their say on the future of Adult social care. Kingston Council is helping to promote this national conversation. Adult social care affects millions of people across the country. It supports older people, disabled people and people with long-term health conditions with a wide range of everyday tasks, helping them to live independently and safely. However, the reality is that adult social care is not working... More
    Opened 10 August 2026

  • Tolworth Close temporary road closure - call for final feedback

    Our vision is to create a cleaner, greener Kingston and our streets play a major role in this plan. We want everyone to feel our streets are spaces where they can breathe clean air, walk safely and feel connected to the local community. In June 2025, temporary changes were made to Tolworth Close through an experimental traffic management order (ETMO). These changes aimed to prevent Tolworth Close being used as a short cut while still maintaining through access for cyclists and... More
    Opened 6 August 2026

  • Have your say on SEND Information, Advice and Support Services

    SENDIASS provides free information, advice and support to parents, carers, children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The service can help with understanding education rights, navigating the Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process, and resolving disagreements or disputes. Support is available directly to young people aged 16 and over. The service is free, impartial and confidential. It is a requirement for all local authorities to... More
    Closed 17 July 2026

  • Water Safety Survey

    This survey has been created to help the emergency services serving both Kingston and Richmond, gain a better understanding of community awareness relating to river safety. More
    Closed 10 July 2026

  • Have your say on the draft Tree and Woodland Strategy

    Our trees and woodlands are vital to the character, biodiversity, and climate resilience of our borough. They enhance our landscapes, improve air quality, reduce urban heat, and provide essential habitats for wildlife. Protecting and expanding our urban forest is therefore a key priority for the years ahead. We have developed a draft Tree and Woodland Strategy for 2026–2036 , setting out how we will protect, manage, and grow our treescape. This includes a detailed evidence base,... More
    Closed 1 July 2026

  • South Lane Old Malden Zebra Crossing Proposal

    Our vision is to create a cleaner, greener Kingston, and our streets play a major role in achieving this. We want everyone to feel that our streets are places where they can breathe clean air, walk safely, and feel connected to the local community. Thank you to all residents who took the time to respond to our previous consultations regarding the proposal for a new zebra crossing on South Lane, near the junction with Millais Road and outside House no 243, by converting the existing... More
    Closed 10 June 2026

  • Trial School Street at Christ Church Infants & Nursery

    A School Street is a road near a school that is temporarily closed to most motor vehicles during school drop-off and pick-up times. The aim is to make it safer and less polluted for children to walk, wheel or cycle to school by reducing traffic, congestion outside the school and engine idling, which improves air quality. Certain vehicles, such as those for residents or emergency services, are still allowed to use the road. We have successfully launched ten School Streets across... More
    Closed 1 June 2026

  • Textiles Bank Trial

    We are pleased to announce our partnership with Traid - a London based charity who address global social and environmental issues within the textiles industry through their work recycling clothes and other textiles. Helping to create a greener borough for current and future generations is a key priority for Kingston Council. One of the ways we are working toward this involves making it easier for people to recycle more and waste less, which is why we are looking at a six... More
    Closed 30 April 2026

  • Kingston’s approach to preparing for the impacts of climate change

    We are inviting everyone who lives, works or spends time in the borough to share their views on Kingston’s approach to preparing for the impacts of climate change. Your feedback will help ensure that our approach reflects local knowledge, lived experience and community priorities. Strong community involvement is essential to making sure our response to climate change is fair, practical and effective. Why this matters Some climate impacts are unavoidable and are already being... More
    Closed 27 April 2026

  • Your health needs - Supporting our ethnically diverse residents

    The Kingston Public Health team is currently doing a project to help us better understand the health and wellbeing experiences of people from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds living in the borough. As one part of this wider project, we are looking for residents from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds to fill out a short questionnaire about their experiences with health, wellbeing and accessing services such as GP, hospital or dental care. The survey should... More
    Closed 13 April 2026

  • Your views on the health visiting and school health services

    We want to understand what it’s like for you to use the health visiting and school health (school nursing) services in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Your answers will help us to understand what matters most to you. By sharing your experiences and suggestions, you can help shape how these services are designed and delivered in the future. The Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) is supporting the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames to run this survey. Who should... More
    Closed 7 April 2026

  • Adult Social Care Plan - Easy Read

    We want to help everyone live a happy and independent life. We are making a new three year plan to show how we will support and work with our residents. To make this plan work and achieve its goals, we will work with health, community and care partners. We often listen to people across Kingston to understand what matters most. The feedback we have already collected will be included in this plan. Now we want to hear from... More
    Closed 31 March 2026

  • Adult Social Care Plan 2026 - 2029

    Our vision in Adult Social Care is to put residents at the heart of what we do and our ambition is to work together to make a positive difference. We are developing our Adult Social Care plan for the next three years and would like to hear your views. This plan (sometimes called a strategy) sets out: what we want to focus on what our priorities are how we will work with you We want to understand what you need and what matters most to you, so our... More
    Closed 31 March 2026

  • Community Safety Survey 2025/26

    We want to know about your thoughts and experiences of safety and crime in every part of Kingston Borough including Chessington, New Malden, Surbiton, Kingston Hill and Kingston Town Centre. For ease throughout the survey we will refer to the whole of Kingston Borough as just “Kingston”. We would love to hear from all ages, 16 to 116, but please ask consent from a parent or carer if you are under 18 years old. More
    Closed 25 March 2026

  • Local Plan - Call for Sites

    Kingston’s new Local Plan will shape a vision for our Royal Borough for years to come. It’s set to reflect the needs and aspirations of local people, providing the homes, spaces and places for future generations to thrive in. As part of collecting the evidence we need to further develop a robust Local Plan, we have launched a ‘Call for Sites’. This is an opportunity for everyone, particularly landowners, agents and site developers, to suggest sites they believe have the... More
    Closed 20 March 2026

  • 2025 North Kingston Healthy Streets

    For several years, residents living in the area have expressed concern about the traffic conditions on their road. We have engaged with communities, ward members to find a solution to the concerns raised. As a result, on 10 December 2024, Kingston and North Kingston Neighbourhood Committee agreed to trial an Experimental Traffic Management Order (ETMO) to reduce through traffic by making: The existing width restriction at Crescent Road ONE-WAY toward Kingston Hill.... More
    Closed 20 March 2026

  • Lower Ham Road Rain Gardens

    Tackling climate change and ensuring a greener future for the whole borough is a top priority for the council. We want our neighbourhoods to be resilient against climate change and heavier rainfalls. We are looking to create a number of rain gardens in your neighbourhood as part of a wider London strategic sustainable drainage scheme (SuDS) pilot. Rain gardens are designed to be both beautiful and functional. They soak up and naturally filter rainwater, reducing flood risk from... More
    Closed 16 March 2026

  • Improving support for families applying for SEND benefits

    We are inviting parents and carers of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to share their experiences of finding support to access benefits. This includes Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and moving from DLA to Personal Independence Payments (PIP). We would like to know if you’ve been able to find out which benefits you may be entitled to and if you accessed advice and support to make an application. Why are we doing this engagement? We know that... More
    Closed 2 March 2026

  • Trial School Street at St Matthews School

    A School Street is a road near a school that is temporarily closed to most motor vehicles during school drop-off times. The aim is to make it safer and less polluted for children to walk, wheel or cycle to school by reducing traffic, congestion outside the school and engine idling, which improves air quality. Certain vehicles, such as those for residents or emergency services, are still allowed to use the road. We have successfully launched ten School Streets across Kingston... More
    Closed 1 March 2026

  • Shaping the future of drug and alcohol services in Kingston

    In Kingston, we offer a range of support for people who have issues with drugs and alcohol. This includes the local adults’ treatment and recovery service, Kingston Wellbeing Service. Kingston Public Health is reviewing its drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services for adults 18 years and over to ensure they meet the needs of residents. This is your opportunity to help shape the future of these services. If you have any questions, or need any of the information in a... More
    Closed 27 February 2026
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