The self-proclaimed ‘most dog-friendly restaurant’ Megan’s opened its first new branch of 2022 at the Griffin in Kingston upon Thames.
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VIDEO: Local charity Save the World Club in need of a new home
Save the World Club are looking for a new location to continue their work in the borough of Kingston as their lease at The Circulatory
VIDEO: Lecturers take strike action at Kingston University over pay rates and workload
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) took strike action between March 23 to April 1 to protest low pay rates.
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
VIDEO: Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at the Rose Theatre raises money and awareness for brain cancer research
The British Hat Guild organised a nationwide ‘Wear a Hat Day’ on Friday 25th March to raise money and awareness for Brain Cancer research. Bee Smith,
VIDEO: Kingston’s award-shortlisted food-hunger project delivers hundreds of recipe kits
The BRITE Box project, founded by Voices of Hope, delivers weekly recipe meal kits to families across Kingston, Richmond and Southwark and delivered 257 boxes in its first packaging session of 2022.
VIDEO: The best things to do in Kingston Upon Thames this summer
With only a month or two before the hot weather really hits the UK, it is the perfect time to refresh yourself on some of Kingston Upon Thames’ must-see sites.
VIDEO: Kingston’s Spring Raceday is back!
On Mother’s Day, after two years of being away, Kingston’s Spring Raceday was back with a new 20 mile route. The event was hosted by
Kingston International Film Festival coming Summer 2022
Kingston International Film Festival (KIFF) will light up the borough from 24-26 June this year with culture and tourism.
VIDEO: Kingston UCU members engage in strike action
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) at Kingston University went on strike on Monday and Tuesday to achieve better working conditions. Lecturers have