Kenya’s Eliud Kipchoge won his fourth consecutive London Marathon as Britain’s Mo Farah finished fifth. Kipchoge, 34, ran the second fastest marathon in history in
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Video: Sussex residents anticipate the arrival of the royal baby
Brighton town centre buzzed with excitement as residents anticipated the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s first child. The couple had visited Brighton
Comment: When will the government stop forcing foreigners out of the country?
A Home Office Twitter video explaining the EU Settlement Scheme prompted fury online last December. EU citizens and their families will need to apply to
Kingston Council to cut budget by £12 million
Council leader Liz Green announced a “tough but fair” £12 million budget cut this year as the government stopped funding the council, in a recent
REVIEW: Bohemian Rhapsody: mixed feelings over the Queen biopic
Last month, Bryan Singer’s biopic called Bohemian Rhapsody celebrating Queen’s music and rise to fame, and the life of their legendary lead singer Freddie Mercury
Kingston police response times slowest in London
Figures from the Met Police revealed that Kingston had the worst police “immediate response” times of all London boroughs. Kingston’s average target response time for
New permanent Chief Executive selected for Kingston Council
Ian Thomas has been selected as Kingston Council’s new chief executive officer (CEO), taking over from interim CEO Roy Thompson who had been holding the
CCTV released of Kingston charity shop burglary suspects
Kingston Police issued CCTV footage of potential suspects involved in burglary attempts targeting several local charity shops last month. The Queen Elizabeth Foundation for Disabled
Kingston councillor appointed new Disability Champion
A local councillor has been appointed disability champion as part of Kingston’s ‘All age learning disabilities’ strategy. Lib Dem Chessington South councillor Christine Stuart is to
Kingston to be pilot town for Government’s strategy to tackle loneliness
In a bid to tackle loneliness, Kingston Council will try out a new community service led and funded by the Home Office. Loneliness is estimated