The Wildlife Trusts charity, which includes Surrey Wildlife Trust, has launched a campaign calling for Brits to help save the UK’s wild plants and animals.
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Kingston residents experience difficulties getting GP appointments
Kingston residents are finding it more and more difficult to get GP appointments since the government announced it would have to cut funding to the
Kingston Council receives funding for new autism school
The Department of Education has agreed to fund a new free school for children with an autistic spectrum disorder in the Kingston and Richmond boroughs.
Kingston police officers and volunteers awarded for heroism and bravery
Kingston police officers and volunteers received awards in a ceremony on February 21 for ‘acts of heroism, bravery, superb investigation’ and more. Sally Benatar, leader
Royal Mail installs “singing” postbox in London
Royal Mail has deployed a “singing” postbox in London for the Christmas season, which plays jingles to the user when they post a letter. The
The top 5 things to do at Kingston Christmas Market
It is that time of year again, and everyone is getting ready for the Christmas season. Whether you’re getting presents ready, organising parties or
Mr Men author opens Kingston’s Children’s Literary Festival
The author of the Mr Men and Little Miss books opened Kingston’s second annual Children’s Literary Festival on October 25. Adam Hargreaves, son of the
Chaos at Surbiton station as Berrylands closes due to RMT strikes
Commuters endured crowded carriages and delayed trains last week as Berrylands station closed in response to the Rail, Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) strikes. The
Kingston Council appoints five new mental health ambassadors
Kingston Council appointed five mental health ambassadors to raise public awareness of mental health issues as part of World Mental Health Day, an annual event
Kingston running group does late-night gardening for mental health charity
Members of a Kingston running group turned their gardening skills to potting plants at the Fircroft Trust in preparation for the charity’s open day. Ten