Charity organisation, Mind in Kingston, organises weekly walks in parks around Kingston to help cope with mental health issues.
Moiz Saifuddin
Passionate about interviewing people to feature their stories and ideas. Currently Features Editor at Kingston Courier.
Why it is important for children and adults to reconnect with nature
Nature lover and Forest School Leader trainer Maria Sprostranova shares her thoughts on reconnecting with the wild and its significance.
Sewage spills cause concern for health and safety
Sewage spillage across UK rivers has raised alarms about safety of regular users where Thames Water being the country’s largest water company is put under the lens
Volunteers at the heart of the monthly held Surbiton Farmers’ Market
Since 2009, Surbiton Farmers’ Market has been bringing people together from the local community on the third Saturday of each month.
Observing Ramadan: Local iftar dinners in Kingston
Many Muslim communities organise iftar gatherings during Ramadan where they socialise and bond over dinner.
Kingston Society demands more transparency for community design reviews
The Kingston Society, an independent local organisation, raised concerns about the lack of community involvement in planning design reviews in a public meeting at Tiffin
Kingston’s All Saints Church adopts first fast for climate action in lead up to Easter
Congregants at All Saints Church in Kingston-upon-Thames have been invited to join the congregation’s very first fast for Lent aimed at raising climate awareness. Carbon
Locals express frustration at lack of engagement from Thames Water
Locals from north Kingston and Ham joined members of Save Our Lands and River (SOLAR), a campaign group, in a show of solidarity against Thames
Women in STEM: Kingston-born Dr Frances Balkwill is a role model who makes science more accessible and fun
Dr Frances Balkwill is a professor and an inspiring figure in STEM who is making a difference in both research and making science more accessible.
Kingston Chamber of Commerce’s much loved networking event gets off the mark in 2024
Kingston Chamber of Commerce (KCC), “the formally recognised business representative of the local authority”, held its first NetWalking event of 2024 on Friday. The networking
