Kingston Upon Thames had low rates of male to female assault last year compared to other London boroughs, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
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Over 4000 Kingston residents take part in leisure centre design survey
More than 4000 residents have already participated in the final round of “engagement talks” about Kingston’s new leisure centre, according to Kingston Council.
Manchester City secures top Group A finish with 2-1 win against PSG
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REVIEW: Lady Gaga triumphant in mediocre House of Gucci
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England one point from World Cup qualification after 5-0 win against Albania
UPDATE: England won Monday’s game against San Marino 10-0, securing their qualification for the World Cup in Qatar.