The Council's All in One survey saw almost 10,000 people tell us what they thought of their local area, and now it's your chance to find out what people in your area told us.

The Council is hosting exhibitions in local venues to give you the chance to find out what people said about Surbiton and Tolworth.

A full report of the survey findings can be downloaded at: http://www.kingston.gov.uk/consultations

Dates for exhibitions in Surbiton and Tolworth are:

A shoplifter carried kicking and screaming from the Sainsbury's at Surbiton station has been put behind bars awaiting his sentence.

Sainsbury’s has begun consulting Tolworth residents on plans for a Local store on the controversial Red Square development.

Sainsbury’s Surbiton puts all store waste to positive use .

•Sainsbury’s Surbiton announce final fundraising total of £2,320.
•Local Surbiton residents made a huge contribution, donating money to colleague fundraising activities and purchasing merchandise sold in-store
•Fundraising activities took place across the weekend of 15th to 17th March
•This year was the 25th anniversary of Red Nose Day
•Sainsbury’s has now raised over £74 million for Comic Relief since their partnership began in 1999

Sainsbury’s this week announces Paul Stansfield as the new store manager of Surbiton. Paul Stansfield brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge to add to the Sainsbury’s Surbiton team and local community.

Paul have been with Sainsbury’s since September 2010 working in various size stores on Region 26, prior to that he was in the British Army as a paramedic for 24 years.

Schools, scouts and guide groups and sports clubs from Surbiton given the chance to meet Beckham and Simmonds at an exclusive event.

Two fire crews were called to Sainsbury’s in Victoria Road, Surbiton, at around 8.30pm on New Year’s Day.