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Local Information for Kingston upon Thames

Kingston upon Thames is a busy riverside suburban town on the borders of London and Surrey. The town is situated in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames in Surrey. Originally an ancient market town, Kingston is located 10 miles to the south west of Charing Cross.

Kingston has been rich in history since Roman times. Saxon kings were crowned there and the town received its first Royal charter from King John in 1208. You can still see The Lovekyn Chapel, founded in 1309 by Edward Lovekyn, It is the only private chantry chapel in the country to survive the Reformation. The town received borough status in 1481. Today it’s a bustling retail centre with a small number of commercial offices. You can also find a wide selection of bars and restaurants along the banks of the River Thames.

One of the more unusual sights in Kingston is a sculpture called ‘Out of Order’. This sculpture by David Mach shows several disused red telephone boxes that have been tipped up to lean against one another in an arrangement resembling dominoes.

Hampton Court Palace is on the opposite side of the Thames. A short walk over the Kingston Bridge will take you there. Kingston Rugby Club, founded in 1887, is one of the oldest clubs in England and you can spend an enjoyable Saturday afternoon watching a game