A demonstration organised by the Richmond and Kingston branch of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (RKPSC) took place at midday on November 9 outside Kingston University.
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Kingston exhibition launches following King’s visit to New Malden Korean community
Following King Charles III’s visit to New Malden yesterday (November 8) to meet representatives of the largest Korean community in Europe, Kingston Courier spoke to
Consultation closing on upcoming changes of polling places in Kingston
This is the last day for residents to have their say on polling districts and places as part of a statutory review within the Royal
Twickenham residents fear impact of Thames Water proposals effect on their properties
Thames Water has sent out an ambiguous letter to around 2500 residents in and around Twickenham, implying that Thames Water may dig under homes in
New Malden Fountain roundabout plans: last chance to comment
The Fountain roundabout in New Malden is set to be refurbished in plans put forward by Kingston Council. The project aims to provide an interactive
Female Met officer denies sexual assault charge
A female Metropolitan Police officer has denied sexually assaulting a woman. Sergeant Rachel Bright, 45, is accused of touching a woman without consent while off-duty
Miscommunication at Kingston Council forces popular Manor Park café to cease trading
A petition to save Hooky Street Café in Manor Park, Old Malden has gained over 500 signatures in just 22 hours, following Kingston Council’s order
Threat of bin strikes remain as union rejects Veolia offer
The threat of a bin-strike remains after members of the GMB union rejected a new offer from waste management company Veolia in a ballot earlier
Kingston Council wins seven-figure government funding for smart street lamps
Kingston Council is to receive close to £250,000 to invest in smart street lamps as part of the government’s plan to trial next-generation digital technologies.
Trains disrupted after incident at Wimbledon Station
Train services provided by South Western Railway (SWR), Thameslink, and Transport for London are severely disrupted following an incident on the tracks earlier. SWR posted
