You will have seen the headlines. Shocked or not, what happened on Saturday night is a reminder of the double standards that exist for women. They are more likely to die or experience violence at the hands of those meant to protect them.
Category: News
The war for a PlayStation 5: How scalpers may have met their match
‘Out of stock’ is a message those who are still seeking Sony’s PlayStation 5 (PS5) have become all too familiar with. For the casual online shopper, it may seem near-impossible to get your hands on Sony’s console. For those willing to put in the time, however, it has proven possible to buy one, but there is a significant obstacle in the way.
People return to Clapham Common after vigil for Sarah Everard turned violent
People revisited Clapham Common on Sunday to mourn the death of Sarah Everard after the vigil, held the night before, turned violent.
UK music industry negatively impacted by Coronavirus
The music industry has suffered as the pandemic saw cancellations of live performances and the closure of venues.
Kingston to use AI to make transport decisions
Kingston Council is working with an artificial intelligence (AI) company to monitor what people and vehicles do when they enter the town centre.
Kingston residents group calls on councillor to explain involvement in racist incident
The Kingston Independent Resident’s Group has called on a Lib Dem councillor, who is also a swimming teacher, to explain her involvement in a racist incident at the Malden Centre leisure complex in 2019.
Covid cases rise in Kingston after weeks of decline
Kingston-upon-Thames was one of four London boroughs to experience an increase in the number of new cases of Covid-19 in the past week.
The lockdown in numbers: 63 per cent of young people found this lockdown to be the hardest
There is light at the end of the Covid tunnel. The vaccine rollout is underway, both the number of cases and the number of deaths
Excitement as schools open for all pupils
From excitement to anxiety, having spent the last few months homeschooling due to the pandemic, what are children looking forward to the most?
Council tax in Kingston to rise by 4.99 per cent
Council tax in Kingston will rise by 4.99 per cent in April, translating to an average weekly increase of £1.55 per household, after a budget was approved at the full council meeting on February 25.
