“A 42-minute-long journey based on the reported “overview effect” Kingston-born musician Steven Wilson releases his eighth studio album, The Overview, via Fiction Records on 14
Category: Opinion
Review: Rose Theatre’s Robin Hood and the Christmas Heist
Playwright Chris Bush strikes again with a politically driven Christmas play at the Rose Theatre As strange as it is to be reviewing a politically-charged
The Lion Inside: A Review
A heartwarming tale of bravery and friendship between two unlikely animals. Sarah Punshon’s adaptation of Rachel Bright and Jim Field’s best-selling children’s book, The Lion
Silence of the lambs: how lambing season can open our eyes to the cruelty of sheep farming
We are at the peak of lambing season and many farms all over the country are opening their doors to the public to show off
Macbeth – An Undoing: Review
Macbeth is a tale that has been told many a time and one that has been changed many a time, but I must admit I
Kingston celebrates International Women’s Day
The Inner Wheel, a club that has worked on projects and has encouraged members to meet up for social events, for International Women’s Day hosted
The importance of International Women’s Day in Kingston
Each year, the world comes together to celebrate its past and present achievements in the advancement of women’s rights and fight for gender equality. The
International Women’s Day 2024: Inspire Inclusion
International Women’s Day is celebrated as a yearly acknowledgement to the people who are fighting, and have fought, for gender equality across the world and
Life is about risk and reward – so I venture out for a ‘sound bath’
I lie back as the gong is struck, its resonance washes over me like the tender lapping of a Mediterranean wave against a silky shore.
Hope for British justice as Lords debate IPPs
In a pivotal moment for British justice, the House of Lords is due to decide the fate of prisoners serving Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)
