The Kingston Business Excellence Awards celebrated a year of the borough’s business achievements with their sixth annual award ceremony on October 11. The main award
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Conservative opposition leader wrongly blames Liberal Democrat MP for spending £45k on curtains
Councillor Kevin Davis has criticised Lib Dem MP Ed Davey for spending £45,000 on curtains, despite his own administration having overseen the purchase. He said
Kingston Police to launch Hate Crime Awareness Week campaign
Kingston Police have launched a campaign to tackle hate crime as part of National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2018. Spanning 13-20 October, the week-long campaign
Kingston MP to speak at Brexit march this weekend
MP Ed Davey and the Kingston and Surbiton Liberal Democrats are attending the “People’s Vote” on Brexit march on October 20 at 12pm. Thousands of protestors
Kingston Sporting Achievements Celebrated at Awards Night
Kingston residents celebrated their sporting achievements last night at the Kingston Sports Awards, hosted at the Guild Hall. A number of awards were up for
Local running group takes up gardening for mental health charity
More than twenty runners from the fitness charity GoodGym assembled on 24 July to help clear a Tolworth allotment belonging to local mental health charity
Local Kingston charity will no longer use the term ‘Asperger syndrome’
Local company Balance has renamed its ‘Asperger Syndrome team’, changing the name to ‘Autistic Spectrum team’ to better reflect its focus and to show it
Surbiton restaurant's authentic Persian dishes win it 'Best Middle Eastern food in UK'
As you step into Kookoo, a Persian diner nestled in the midst of pizza joints and Indian restaurants in Surbiton, you feel as if you
Moped driver out of hospital after Kingston crash
A moped driver who was thrown from his moped just outside Kingston town centre last week is safely out of hospital, according to Kingston Police.
Alchemy festival returns to celebrate South-Asian talent in London’s Southbank Centre
A festival celebrating the cultural connections between South Asia and the UK returned to London’s Southbank Centre for its ninth year running. Hundreds of people
