Richmond Council has promised that all armed forces veterans will get a job interview if they apply for a job at the council under a
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Kingston Council invests in greener transport to crack down on air pollution
Kingston Council has agreed to spend £4.72 million on improving its transport network to discourage residents from driving and to reduce air pollution. The Environmental
Anger as Met Police roll out facial recognition technology in London
Civil rights groups have hit out at the Metropolitan Police’s decision to deploy live facial recognition technology in busy London streets for a second time,
Mobile Mop Up Project: Kingston council asks residents to recycle old mobile phones for charity
Kingston Council has asked residents to donate their second-hand mobile phones to raise money for local charities. Genuine Solutions (GSUK), which specialises in recycling, reusing
Charity finds LGBT+ people ‘forced off social media’
Around 80 percent of LGBT+ individuals have experienced online abuse in the past five years, a leading charity has revealed. UK LGBT anti-violence charity Galop noted
Kingston University Erasmus schemes under threat post-Brexit
Erasmus schemes at Kingston University and other UK institutions may be over soon following the government’s refusal to fully back the programme after Brexit. The government voted
AFC Wimbledon face Friday deadline to raise cash for Plough Lane return
The owners of AFC Wimbledon, The Dons Trust, have less than 36 hours left to raise the remaining £1.2m needed for a fairytale return to
Kingston named second happiest place to live in London
Kingston-Upon-Thames was revealed to be the second happiest place to live in London according to a Rightmove poll. The poll covered 194 areas in the
How to deal with Seasonal Affective Disorder
What do you think of when you think about winter? Snow, sleighs, chocolate, an open fire… despair, low self-esteem, anxiety? The winter months, for me,
BTS superfans gather at Kingston University for conference on K-pop legends
People from all over the world gathered at Kingston University for an academic conference based on K-pop boy band BTS. The conference attracted around 140
