Food supply protesters plan December boycott of major supermarket chain
After boycotting chain supermarkets last Wednesday, campaign group We’re Not Buying It announces their next target: Tesco. Campaign group We’re Not Buying It (WNBI) announced
‘It’s empowering’: behind the scenes with the local club helping women run safely after dark
Molly Slater-Sheffield started These Girls Run after a man followed her while she was on a run. Five years later, the group is changing the
Local author draws on Kingston history for her spooky new children’s story
Rebecca Rouillard has collaborated with a group of fellow writers for a collection of terrifying tales. Kingston author and librarian Rebecca Rouillard has been inspired
Kingston gardeners could play a role in saving hedgehogs
A new study shows a dramatic decline in the number of hedgehogs in Great Britain, but gardeners in suburban areas like Kingston could help save
Cecil Close residents criticise Thames Water for lack of action following flood
Residents of Cecil Close have been left disappointed by the lack of communication from Thames Water, following a flood that swept through the cul-de-sac in
Wicker Review – Much to fall for in this fantastically weird take on love and marriage
Alexander Skarsgård and Olivia Coleman are the wicker man and wife at the heart of this darkly funny satire. Wicker is the story of a
Kingston Race and Equalities Council celebrates 50th anniversary with new travelling exhibition
The local charity has launched a new exhibition aimed at telling the stories of minority communities in Kingston A new exhibition aimed at telling and
New Kingston football club seeks local investment to tackle rising costs
Kingston FC is encouraging local businesses to support the club during its first season in English football. New local football club Kingston FC is asking
Pan’s Labyrinth Review – The iconic film is still dazzling 20 years on from its original release
Guillermo del Toro’s providential craft of passion turns 20 this year and is back in cinemas in stunning 4K restoration. In the stories we read
Locals to have their say on new trees after landmark willow felled
Kingston Council asking residents to vote on which trees they think should replace Tolworth’s recently felled 50-year-old weeping willow. Locals have been asked to cast
