Kingston’s general election candidates went head-to-head this Tuesday in a passionate debate, hosted by the Union of Kingston Students. The event, which was book-ended by
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We will remember them: Kingston locals mark Remembrance Sunday
Hundreds of people attended memorial services across Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden and Chessington on Sunday 10 November. People of all ages came together to commemorate the
General Election December 2019: Your Kingston and Surbiton candidates
Ed Davey, Liberal Democrat Candidate Sir Ed Davey is the current MP for Kingston and Surbiton. He has lived locally for 23 years with his
Grime superstar JME to perform in Kingston
Grime pioneer JME is to perform at Kingston’s Banquet Records on November 29 to celebrate the release of his new album, Grime MC. The event will
Death Cafe comes to Kingston
The idea of a “Death Cafe” might conjure up images of black leggings with lime green skulls on them, or somewhere an alternative traveller would visit
Kingston Petition Demands 5G Safety Checks
Residents in Kingston have petitioned the council to halt a 5G rollout for the borough until it can be proven safe. Fifth Generation technology, more
Kingston Council urging residents to get HIV tested
Kingston Council is offering free and confidential HIV testing as statistics reveal that nearly half of cases diagnosed in the town are diagnosed late. This
Kingston Christmas lights switched on
Kingston’s Christmas lights were switched on as hundreds gathered along Clarence Street to join in with the countdown and witness the star-shaped lights sparkle overhead.
Surrey County Council to leave Kingston in 2020 after 50 years
Surrey County Council is due to leave Kingston after 50 years of being in the County Hall building. Council leader Tim Oliver announced last week
Hampton Court denies union claim it doesn’t pay staff London’s living wage
Claims that Hampton Court Palace staff are not paid the London living wage of £10.75 per hour are “categorically untrue,” according to a press release
