GUILDFORD, 7 MARCH – Following a win away in Glasgow on Friday, the Guildford Flames returned to the Spectrum where they were beaten 3-1 by
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Lionesses freeze out Iceland 2-0 in Women’s World Cup qualifier match
NOTTINGHAM, 07 MARCH — The back-to-back European Champions proved their quality this Saturday against Iceland at the City Ground with an early goal from veteran
Do women feel safer five years on from Sarah Everard’s murder?
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
Local club marks International Women’s Day with guest speakers
Happity Co-founder Emily Tredget to share her journey at the New Malden event Kingston’s two Inner Wheel Clubs, Kingston and New Malden, will host a special International Women’s Day celebration on Friday,
Campaign warns Kingston could see ‘undemocratic’ results in next local election
Kingston upon Thames has been ranked the second “least democratic” borough in London in a recent report, with campaigners warning that the borough is at
No change for Seething Wells Filter Beds despite activists plea for nature
Council claims that nothing can be done about the Victorian heritage site Continuous drainage of Seething Wells Filter Beds, has the potential to harm rare
Watch: Community Spirit Shines at Surbiton’s Seething Festival 2026
Every year hundreds of locals gather together in Surbiton to celebrate a cherished piece of ancient folklore: the legend of Lefi Ganderson, the Goat Boy
Locals criticise Lever House development consultation
Latest plan for two towers rather than one raises concerns among residents Locals said they felt “fobbed off” following Cube Real Estate’s consultation on the proposed
Lionesses kick-off World Cup journey with 6-1 win against Ukraine
TURKEY, 03 MARCH — England open their Women’s World Cup 2027 qualifiers against Ukraine with a 6-1 win with goals from Georgia Stanway at Mardan
Review: New Gorillaz’s album ‘The Mountain’ doesn’t quite hit the cartoon band’s peak
The new LP from Damon Albarn’s cartoon band will please fans. But to break the mould, Gorillaz need an animated ego death. Last Monday on
