The Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) held a vigil outside Downing Street in protest at the United Kingdom’s sale of arms to Saudi Arabia. The
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VIDEO: CAAT protest outside annual ADS dinner
Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) organised a protest outside the annual ADS dinner which took place at JW Marriott Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane London. ADS
Kingston council details plan for borough-wide regeneration
Kingston Council has released details about its transformation plan to build new homes, create new public spaces and boost the local economy. As part of
Protesters brave Storm Eunice for anti-Boris Johnson rally in London
People gathered in London’s Parliament Square on February 19, for a protest against Boris Johnson and the Conservative government’s policies. The demonstration, which was publicly
Chair of School Out Uk is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown
The co-chair of School Out UK Sue Sanders has said she is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown across the country.
Living with Covid: Kingston residents disagree with government’s decision to scrap restrictions
Most Kingston residents disagree with the government’s decision to scrap all remaining Covid-19 restrictions in England according to a recent poll.
Animal sentience bill passes second reading in Parliament
An Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill passed its second reading in Parliament last month. The bill would allow animals to be recognised as sentient beings, who experience feelings, pain, and suffering.
“It is time for Boris to go”: Kingston councillors stand against the Prime Minister
Kingston councillors called on the council to take a stand against the prime minister at a council meeting on Thursday January 28. Green party councillor
Kingston Council receives funding to improve New Malden high street
New Malden high street is due to gain a new lease of life after the Mayor of London awarded £120,000 in funding to support its high street recovery.
Kingston welcomes fifteenth Syrian refugee family
Kingston Upon Thames has resettled a fifteenth Syrian refugee family, and exceeded the council’s 2016 target to welcome 50 Syrian individuals to the borough.
