Traditionally run from October 12 to 18, Chocolate Week is a week of themed events in honour of the ingredient that brings Britons together.
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National Curry Week: How are Kingston’s Indian restaurants getting through the pandemic?
It’s been a challenging time for the hospitality industry. From the start of lockdown back in March, restaurants around the country have had to adapt and innovate to stay in business.
Despite all the difficulties they’ve faced, Kingston’s numerous Indian restaurants have survived.
Coronavirus anxiety: how to cope with isolation
The global coronavirus pandemic has resulted in social lockdowns across the world, with UK citizens told to stay indoors, avoid non-essential travel, and maintain a
Kingston ranked UK bike theft hotspot
Kingston is one of the biggest bicycle theft hotpots in the UK, with cyclists in the KT1 postcode area more than nineteen times more likely
Kingston’s teenage election candidate says he’s “in it to win it”
James Giles, the teenage independent candidate for Kingston and Surbiton in the upcoming General Election, says he is “absolutely in it to win it”. At
Kingston marks National Hate Crime Awareness Week
Kingston has marked National Hate Crime Awareness week against the backdrop of shocking statistics that show hate crimes on the rise across the UK this
Sober October brings out the cold turkey before Christmas
A leading cancer charity is calling on drinkers in Kingston to go cold turkey before Dry January by going without alcohol for October. Macmillan’s senior
New “upskirting” law passed
The women’s rights movement has taken another step forward with upskirting now illegal and punishable with a prison sentence of up to two years, following the Voyeurism
Brexit could have ‘huge impact’ on theatre economy
Fresh concerns over the future of British theatre have been raised following the government’s delay on a Brexit deal.
EXCLUSIVE – Tony Adams: ‘Addiction still has a lot of stigma around it’
Tony Adams is a legend – a term oft-bandied about in a nation of pub-goers and lager downers, but one befitting the ex-Arsenal and England captain in