"The Lib Dems have pledged to deliver a major programme of new council homes and investigate launching a housing scheme specifically for care workers, aiming to address housing and cost of living issues in Kingston."
"Environmental initiatives include working towards borough-wide carbon neutrality by 2038, protecting parks and green spaces, and developing the Kingston District Heat Network to provide low-carbon heating for buildings."
"Transport improvements are a priority, with plans to work with TfL and neighboring councils to enhance public transport, encourage secure cycle parking at train stations, and campaign for step-free access at all train stations."
Local elections in Kingston are set for May 7, with all 48 council seats available across 19 wards. The Liberal Democrats, Conservatives, and Labour are each fielding 48 candidates, while Reform UK, the Green Party, Kingston Independent Residents Group, and others are also participating. The Lib Dems, who have governed since 2018, have outlined key policies focusing on housing, environmental initiatives, and transport improvements, including plans for new council homes, carbon neutrality by 2038, and enhanced public transport access.
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