The new RSE curriculum will get rid of the shame, fear, and confusion that has led many students and adults to suffer in silence, is finally being tackled.
Category: Health
Covid: What new treatments mean for the pandemic
New treatments against Covid-19 could be gamechangers in fighting the disease, but vaccination is still essential.
Omicron: What we know so far about the new Covid-19 variant
Nu (B.1.1.529), now known as Omicron, is the latest variant of Covid-19 to be discovered. Here are a few of your questions answered.
Richmond Park warns visitors not to feed birds during UK avian flu outbreak
Richmond Park has asked the public not to feed or touch wildlife after numerous avian flu outbreaks across Britain. In late October, testing confirmed a
“I feel embarrassed and like I’m just not doing enough”: Social media is exacerbating mental health struggles
Concern over the impact of social media on mental health is nothing new, but the issue has been thrust back into the limelight since the Facebook whistle-blowing scandal.
NHS vaccine mandate: Kingston community shows support
Kingston residents have shown support for the government’s new NHS vaccination mandate, though some were concerned about delays in healthcare and violation of personal freedoms.
Kingston to benefit from government homelessness funding
Kingston is to receive investment from a £16 million government fund to end the cycle of homelessness and hospital readmissions.
Girl Guides team up with leading breast cancer charity
Girlguiding has partnered with charity CoppaFeel! to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, creating a new activity to educate its members about the illness. In a
Kingston Hospital receives UNICEF Baby Friendly Award
Celebrations are in order as Kingston Hospital has been named the latest recipient of a prestigious UNICEF accolade – the Baby Friendly Award. UNICEF UK’s
