EXCLUSIVE – Tony Adams: ‘Addiction still has a lot of stigma around it’
Tony Adams is a legend – a term oft-bandied about in a nation of pub-goers and lager downers, but one befitting the ex-Arsenal and England captain in
Kingston Museum and Google Arts and Culture produce interactive Eadweard Muybridge experience
Kingston Museum has collaborated with Google Arts and Culture to turn the work of famed Kingston resident Eadweard Muybridge into an interactive online experience. Muybridge was
Rhino dehorning in South Africa: a necessary step to save rhinos and stop poaching
The video above shows the process of rhino dehorning and includes explanations from Dr Mike Toft and David Gilroy. “All it takes for evil to
Controversial and divisive Kingston Union election ends in low turnout
Only six per cent of students turned out to vote in last week’s re-run of the Kingston Union election following the introduction of new campaign
Kingston police officers and volunteers awarded for heroism and bravery
Kingston police officers and volunteers received awards in a ceremony on February 21 for ‘acts of heroism, bravery, superb investigation’ and more. Sally Benatar, leader
Kingston awarded £25,000 to tackle mental health stigma
Kingston will receive funding to become a Time to Change hub, making it one of eight areas to tackle mental health stigma locally. Time to
Epsom paedophile handed 22 year sentence for ‘utterly horrific offences’
A man from Epsom has been jailed after being found guilty of sexually abusing two young children. Kyle Fox, 26, was arrested in September last
A.I. website generates realistic pictures of fake people
A powerful new development in AI technology is behind a website that is able to generate lifelike images of people who don’t actually exist.
Multi-million pound investment in road and transport throughout Kingston announced
Kingston Council will invest millions of pounds to improve the borough’s road and transport network over the next three years, it has announced. The plans
Kingston Council to cut budget by £12 million
Council leader Liz Green announced a “tough but fair” £12 million budget cut this year as the government stopped funding the council, in a recent
