Work starts on £680K Browns Road flood alleviation using Fishponds

Elmbridge Avenue cordoned off after mystery bottle discovery.

Thames Water announces Hogsmill Treament Works wildlife improvements.

Residents take on the fly-tippers.

Community gardening project.

This site was designed about 18 years ago using the Permaculture philosophy of combining gardening and nature conservation.

Practical Conservation tasks on the Permaculture site, Knollmead Surbiton include creating and shaping the teenage area, making sure the new children's area is free of nettles. Key hole bed maintenance, perhaps some pruning.

Volunteers wanted for Hogsmill clean-up

Berrylands recycling scheme to go borough-wide.

Air polluters kept away from most of Surbiton.

Council collection starts January 7th.

Fortnightly collections set for whole borough.

Kingston Council conducts online survey of waste and recycling collection.

Surbiton will be jammed packed with events and activities for all the family to enjoy.

Conservatives claim once a fortnight is rubbish according to their recent poll.

Maple Road in Surbiton is the location for this year's 'In Town Without My Car' Day - a celebration of more environmentally friendly forms of transport on Friday 21 September.

In September, residents in hundreds of towns across Europe will be enjoying the fact that normally busy roads are closed off to traffic and Kingston will be no exception as Maple Road is transformed into a traffic-free, green space with lots of fun activities for all.

The public gardens at Alexander Drive have make-over.

New plants, automatic lights and further refurbishments are planned to make Berrylands more welcoming to visitors.

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