Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat, coordinator for the assembly of the Cuban Resistance, discusses the Cuban protest movement.
Category: Politics
White Ribbon Day: Kingston Council pledges to end male violence against women
Kingston Council pledged to White Ribbon UK to encourage men to stand up against male violence against women, during a public consultation on November 25
COMMENT: Boris Johnson has got away with another sleaze scandal… for now
The last three weeks have been rough for the Conservatives, but it looks like Boris Johnson has weathered this storm and got away with yet another sleaze scandal.
Kingston MP Ed Davey calls COP26 a ‘huge diplomatic failure’
Local politicians have reacted to the climate agreement reached at COP26.
COP26: Kingston residents label Glasgow Climate Pact a failure
Kingston residents have labelled annual climate change summit COP26 a failure, due to leaders’ lack of unity and the unlikelihood of the pact changing British views.
Kingston Council announces “White Ribbon” accreditation from charity tackling violence against women
Kingston Council has become one of the 100 national organisations to have received White Ribbon accreditation in a bid to tackle male violence against women.
Tonnes of sewage dumped in Kingston rivers
Water companies have dumped tonnes of raw sewage into rivers across South London.
New Kingston Council leader expected to continue with “divisive” policies
Opposition councillors on Kingston Council have described ex-leader Caroline Kerr as a “divisive” leader with an unpopular agenda, and said they expect her policies will
Kingston to benefit from government homelessness funding
Kingston is to receive investment from a £16 million government fund to end the cycle of homelessness and hospital readmissions.
Kingston Council leases land for two new schools
Kingston Council approved the leasing of land for two new schools at a special meeting on Monday night.
