Lib Dem run Kingston Council is to consult residents about a Local Plan to improve the supply of genuinely affordable high quality family homes for Kingston residents, and help get young people on the housing ladder, as well as to provide good jobs and supporting infrastructure.
Liberal Democrats in Kingston Council are developing a new model for Children's Centres. The new model will ensure the new workforce will be redesigned into a Borough based delivery model, including more prioritisation of services in children’s centres identified as popular and important. The new model will also provide young children and families with alternative outreach venues offering a range of activities and services, and ideally not far from the existing children’s centres which are earmarked for re-commissioning.
After consultation over the future of Children’s Centres, Liberal Democrats on Kingston Council have adapted proposals, with an ambitious new strategy for children’s services in our borough.
After a year of hard work to reverse Conservative cuts to Shopmobility, agreed in their 2017-18 budget, the new Liberal Democrat administration can announce today that the service has been saved.
In what is great news for Kingston’s SEND children and their parents, the Department for Education (DfE) has approved Lib Dem run Kingston Council’s application for a new free school.
Supporting a group of residents and 1st Malden Scouts, local Lib Dem Councillors joined in a ‘clean up and plant day’ in the Home Zone near the Fountain.
Come join the Liberal Democrats in the celebration of International Women’s Day, where you can meet some of the most inspirational women within the Party and beyond.
Kingston Lib Dems are fighting proposed plans for thousands of additional flights over the Borough which could see increased noise and air pollution, which would be detrimental to the health and well-being of residents.
History was made this evening when the Liberal Democrats running Kingston Council confirmed plans to build the first council homes in the borough in over 20 years.
