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Councillor Ward Funding (CWF) programme

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Councils are currently approving allocations from the Councillor Ward Funding programme for local initiatives.

In February 2026, Kingston upon Thames' Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee approved allocations from the Councillor Ward Funding (CWF) programme. This included £931 for seven hanging baskets on Ewell Road and £6,750 for three large planters in Berrylands Ward, as reported in March 2026.

The Councillor Ward Funding (CWF) programme provides £2,000 per councillor per financial year to support local initiatives. These funds are allocated by councillors to projects within their wards, aiming to benefit local communities through various improvements.

Key facts

  1. Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee approved CWF allocations on 24 February 2026. Source
  2. £931 was approved for seven hanging baskets on Ewell Road. Source
  3. £6,750 was approved for three large planters in Berrylands Ward. Source
  4. The CWF programme provides £2,000 per councillor per financial year. Source
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