All Party Working Group recommendations
Kingston upon Thames is reducing reporting on Seething Wells, as many All Party Working Group recommendations are complete.
Kingston upon Thames Council's Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee will now receive annual reports on the Seething Wells site, a reduction from three times a year. This change, noted by the Place Committee in September 2026, follows many All Party Working Group recommendations being completed or exhausted.
Councillor Andrew Wooldridge, Portfolio Holder for Leisure, Economic Development and Planning Policy, stated that attention to Seething Wells will not diminish. The site will continue to be considered annually by the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee, despite the reduced reporting frequency.
Key facts
- Reporting on Seething Wells to Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee is now annual. Source
- This reduces reporting frequency from three times a year. Source
- The Place Committee noted the change in September 2026. Source
- Many recommendations from the All Party Working Group are completed or exhausted. Source
- Councillor Andrew Wooldridge said attention to Seething Wells will not diminish. Source
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