News from Surrey County Council – Have Your Say Consultation on Elderly Care and Learning Disabilities

The Kingswood Residents’ Association would like to bring the following letter from Mr Ken Gulati – Surrey County Council, to residents attention. Consultations https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/have-your-say/consultations Dear all As many of you will know Surrey County Council is facing huge financial pressures. The number of residents needing our support – whether it is for learning disabilities or […] Continue reading →

The Kingswood Big Band Legends

The Kingswood Village Community Association present your last chance to hear The Kingswood Big Band Legends. At Kingswood Village Hall at 2pm on Monday 17th December. Tickets on sale from Kingswood Village Store, Waterhouse Lane or online from www.ticketsource.co.uk/kadds Continue reading →

Entertainment galore this week!

There’s some great entertainment coming up this week. Just let me know if you would like tickets. The Greatest Showman — Singalong version. Thursday 8 November Riddell Hall, Walton at 5pm. Bring the kids! Adults £7, children £3. Family tickets also available. A charity film for TWOAT. The Jives Aces Live in Concert. Friday 9 […] Continue reading →

Fairer Funding for Surrey’s Roads

News from the KRA The Kingswood Residents’ Association would like to bring the following petition to residents attention. Please note the petition deadline is 2nd November 2018. We call upon the Government to reform the Fairer Funding Formula to ensure there is enough money for road repair and up-keep. The current method for calculating the […] Continue reading →

TWOAT News – October 2018

Tadworth & Walton Overseas Aid Trust held its Annual Meeting on Saturday October 6th during which Chair Mike Fox announced that TWOAT had been able to send sufficient funds so that two school lunches each week could be provided to 150 children of refugees in a camp near the Myanmar (Burma) border with Thailand. TWOAT […] Continue reading →

Kingswood Gardening News – Autumn 2018

The end of a very challenging gardening year By Sarah Wilson A sure sign that Autumn is here is the ever-increasing sound of the leaf blowers around Kingswood! It has been a strange gardening year – a long, cold and wet winter, a warm spell followed by the “Beast from the East” and then months […] Continue reading →