Young people’s charity Anstee Bridge will showcase a new art installation at the end of March, with staff hoping that it will inspire people to
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Too Good To Go? The fight to reduce food waste
Over £19 billion of food waste is produced each year in the UK – a volume that could fill up the Royal Albert Hall 190
Bonus rate in Kingston Hospital Trust over 33 per cent lower for female staff
The bonus rate for female staff in the Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust was over 33 per cent lower than the rate for men as
Kingston sports clubs suffer Covid-19 curse two years on
The Kingfisher Triathletes club has suffered a serious blow to its member numbers since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and has struggled to make financial ends meet.
Kingston residents divided over Sadiq Khan’s Ultra Low Emission Zone
Kingston residents worried about emission charges are among thousands to sign a petition against the Mayor of London’s expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to all outer London boroughs.
Council remembers Holocaust survivor with memorial tree
Kingston councillors held a tree planting ceremonial to remember Erna Winter, a refugee turned Kingston Cafe owner who escaped antisemitic persecution in 1938. The project
Student satisfaction rates bounce back post-Covid
Student satisfaction rates across Britain have bounced back after a steep decline throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has found.
New maternity screening tool to reduce the number of baby deaths for mothers from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic backgrounds
Researchers at Tommy’s National Centre for Maternity Improvement have developed a new screening tool to reduce the number of baby deaths for women from Black,
New Malden swimming pool reopens before crucial Kingfisher demolition meeting
Kingston’s only functioning public swimming pool at the Malden Centre reopened on Thursday, having been closed in February for essential repairs.
Scores of protestors come together to march on UN Anti-Racism day
The national march against racism on March 19th at Portland Place saw scores of protestors come together to stand up for the cause. The march
