Kingston’s Extinction Rebellion marched alongside hundreds of protestors in central London as part of the Festival of Resistance.
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Kingston University steps up for Black History Month
Kingston University is marking Black History Month throughout October with a series of events curated by staff and students.
Kingston University students get a look at latest James Webb telescope photos
Kingston University students had the chance to view brand new images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
Two men convicted in fatal stabbing of Kai Davis in Kingston
Two men have been convicted for their part in the death of 22-year old Kai Davis, who was stabbed in central Kingston in August 2021.
Breaking News: Police identify man who died on Fairfield Road in Kingston
Kingston Metropolitan Police released a statement last night identifying the man who died on Fairfield Road
Review: Rose Theatre pays homage to Brecht’s epic play
Brimming with contemporary resonance from Russia’s war, refugee camps, and even the cost-of-living crisis, the Rose Theatre’s Caucasian Chalk Circle, adapted by Steve Waters, is a captivating morality play.
Kingston Police appeal for witnesses after suspected murder on Fairfield Road
Kingston Police have appealed for witnesses and any information surrounding the death of a 24-year-old man on Fairfield Road last Thursday evening.
‘Transparency’ key to good local relations, say Kingston councillors
Kingston Liberal Democrat’s said they will look to make sure residents are involved in decision making processes to try and maintain their trust. The Liberal
The stats show how Eriksen has sparked Brentford into life
Since the unexpected arrival of Christian Eriksen in January, Brentford have gone from relegation candidates to a team comfortably in 14th position, seven points clear
Party Animal artwork wins the Kingston Sculpture Trail
Party Animal won the Kingston Sculpture Trail in 2021. Alex Davies who created the bronze goat sculpture won a £10,000 prize as well his sculpture
