Announcing KCIL’s 2022 Conference and AGM

KCIL Annual Conference and AGM, 6 September 2022, Getting Out and About: The Well-Being Benefits of Getting Outside. Photo of KCIL staff and members in Isabella Plantation

We are pleased to announce KCIL’s annual conference and AGM, with keynote speakers – Ashley Whittaker from Achieving for Children Meg Zeenat Wamithi, award-winning global mental health leader. Join us for this free event – Tuesday 6 September 20229.30 am – 3 pm Glenmore House,6 The Crescent, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 4BN Everyone attending the conference […]

KCIL’s latest visit to Kew Gardens

KCIL staff and members at Kew Gardens in front of a gold glittery wall

KCIL had a great day out at Kew Gardens on the 26th July with some of our lovely members. We met at Victoria Gate before having a mosey around the gardens. We stopped by Thomas Dambo’s Danish troll installation where we had lunch followed by some cake to celebrate KCIL member Andrew’s birthday. Thanks to all of those who came […]

KCIL Fundraises at ASICS London 10K

Monty and Jason at the finish line

On Sunday 10th July, KCIL went into Central London for the ASICS London 10K. Two lovely fundraisers, Monty and Sam, braved the 29 degree heat to complete the race and fundraise for us. KCIL CEO Jason also took part, and can be seen fashioning our new KCIL technical running top design in the image above. The race started […]

KCIL goes to Isabella Plantation

KCIL staff and members stand by a pond in Isabella Plantation

KCIL went to the beautiful Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park yesterday. We enjoyed our stroll through the lush green woodland garden, visiting its ponds and streams, and getting to know the ducks. To join us on our next trip, visit kcil.org.uk/join-us/ to learn more about becoming a KCIL member.https://kcil.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Isabella-Plantation-v2.mp4 [Video description – a short video, […]

Accessible Kingston – Isabella Plantation

Bright pink azaleas

The sun is shining, well, most of the time, so thoughts go to getting outside. First in KCIL’s (irregular) new series on accessible places to go in Kingston Borough and beyond is Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park. Isabella Plantation is a 40-acre woodland garden planted by the Victorians in the 1830s. It is famous for […]

Support for disabled people during the cost of living crisis

A person counting stacks of coins

There has been a fall in ‘real’ disposable household income in the UK since late 2021 (household income after it has been adjusted for inflation, taxes and benefits). Rising fuel and food costs have overtaken wage and benefit increases and have been exacerbated by recent tax increases. Disabled people are already more likely to live […]

Reporting an Access Issue through KCIL

A collection of photos showing 1. a person with a white cane walking down steps 2. a young woman in an office in a wheelchair 3. two young women using BSL 4. a stencilled disability sign on a parking spot. The text reads Reporting an Access Issue through KCIL, and Supporting deaf and disabled people to live as independently as they choose

Reporting an Access Issue Through KCIL KCIL offers a Live Access Reporting service on our website, through which we encourage people to report instances of good or bad accessibility they encounter within the borough. What type of issue can I report? We believe accessibility covers every aspect of your day to day experience, not just the […]

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