45-51 High Street/South Lane – proposals for 41 new flats
Redevelopment to provide a mixed use commercial and residential complex offering new homes (including affordable homes) and commercial space at ground floor level.
Shaping the Future Together – the new Local Plan
The new Local Plan will include policies which will be used to decide whether to approve or refuse planning applications in the borough.
Breathing new life into Kingston town centre
Kingston Council is starting to work on plans to renew our historic town centre to make it even better for our residents, local businesses, students, and visitors.
Wilko building Clarence Street to gain three floors and 60 flats
Wilko Building - developers propose two floors of retail, and provision 60 flats - some affordable (unspecified at the moment)
New ‘Happy Spaces’ for Kingston
Kingston First and Kingston Council are leading on a public realm initiative to create inclusive happy spaces within the town centre
Eden Campus – a reduction in height makes no difference to our objection
Despite the welcome news of a revised application with a lower 16 storey tower we are still firmly opposed to this over-developed scheme.
Eden Campus – our further response
Despite the welcome news of a revised application with a lower 16 storey tower we are still firmly opposed to this over-developed scheme.
Regeneration of Kingston Town Centre or selling crown jewels?
Kingston Council writes: "The council has an ambitious vision for the regeneration of Kingston Town Centre. As part of this they are now moving forward with options for the future of the Guildhall complex; investing in Kingston’s future - creating new homes, jobs, workplaces and public realm, as well as taking action to deliver environmental improvements
Covid test centre Milner Road
A Covid testing station has been inappropriately sited in SCC car park Milner Road with no consultation with residents.
Eden Campus
A three towers cluster Eden 'Campus' development is proposed for the Surrey House Island Site, incorporating Lever House, the Hippodrome, Brook St Carpark and Surrey House. Comprising office & residential towers, one rising to a height similar to the Tolworth Tower, another matching the Royal Exchange’s signature tower. All three would breach planning guidance.