Never-seen-before artefacts retrieved from Burton Mausoleum in Richmond
The restoration crew discovered centuries old door bells and rosary beads from the explorer’s adventures When the Richard Burton Mausoleum in Richmond was vandalised in
Celebrate Christmas with Arts and Crafts at Dorich House Museum
Activities range from metal embossing to music concerts Christmas is coming to the Dorich House Museum with a variety of events and workshops from Thursday
Interactive Kingston 2025 artwork gets unexpected intervention
The piece by artist Diana Puntar was designed to promote accessibility to the arts A sculpture designed to promote accessibility to art and commissioned as
Local schoolboys reach for the stars with climate satellite project
A local schoolboy’s out-of-this-world climate initiative is out to prove the younger generation can make a difference An out-of-this-world climate initiative, founded by a local
Is passion for Christ the latest Gen Z trend?
As studies show that Gen Z is converting to Christianity faster than previous generations, we spoke to young, local church goers about why they’re turned
Artist invites public to tune out to tune in, as part of new local exhibition
Artist Abbas Zahedi on his new artist residency at the Stanley Picker Gallery There is some art which can only be appreciated through meticulous focus. Think Hieronymus Bosch or Pieter Bruegel the Elder, whose paintings are
Meet the local student with a passion for coin collecting
Russian hobbyist, Ivan Zakharov, is building his collection and outsmarting his peers in the process. Ivan Zakharov, 27, was just five years old when his
Remembering Valentino, fashion’s ‘last emperor’
Iconic Italian designer Valentino Garavani, who died last month, leaves a huge legacy in fashion. Below, our arts correspondent considers his impact and asks where
‘The perfect opera to fall in love with for the first time’
Can a newcomer to opera get into the artform? Valentina Vinciarelli went to see La Traviata at the Royal Opera House to find out I had never
How fears about job prospects are dictating student degree choices
With youth unemployment at its highest level in five years, we asked Kingston University students about their choice of degree subject What would you pursue
Chelsea lock down Liverpool in dominant 2-0 win
KINGSMEADOW, FEB 15 – Chelsea maintained their momentum in the Women’s Super League (WSL) title race with a 2-0 victory over Liverpool at a rainy
How International Students Keep Their Culture Alive with Home-Cooked Cuisine
We talked to students from Mauritius, India and Germany about how they stay close to home while living in Kingston If you are an international
Valentine’s Day becomes a week-long celebration for local venues
Restaurant and coffee shops across Kingston are preparing for Valentine’s Day but 14 February is not the only day when love is in the air.
