On Tuesday evening a vigil was held at the Clapham Common bandstand to mark five years since Sarah Everard was murdered by a serving Metropolitan Police officer. Sarah was
Category: Beyond Kingston
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 turning
‘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
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
Meet the woman aiming to transform the lives of widows
Nicky Wake is determined to offer widows a second chance at love Just under five per cent of adults in Kingston are widowed, a figure
Accent is important but not a key part of Gen-Z Londoners’ identity, survey finds
We asked local young people for their views on how they speak, following a nationwide survey on accents A major survey of young adults in
Richmond exhibition celebrates women in sports
The Museum of Richmond commemorates local trailblazers A new exhibition dedicated to local sportswomen has opened, celebrating the trailblazers who pushed the boundaries of what
Environmental group calls for “strengthened” review process of third Heathrow runway
Expansion at Heathrow is one step closer after the government announced a review of the Airports National Policy Statement (ANPS) last week Friends of the Earth has
Protesters fight to free penguins kept in basement aquarium at London’s Sea Life
Animal rights group Freedom for Animals protested at the London Sea Life this week in a bid to free 15 Gentoo penguins kept in the
Watch: Campaign group protests university’s animal testing
The animal rights group, Vivisection Exposed, protested Imperial College London in early March, for the university’s use of animal testing.
