Thousands march through London to protest Brexit days before Article 50 triggers EU withdrawal
Thousands protested the UK’s withdrawal from the EU on Saturday as Theresa May prepared to trigger Article 50 and begin the formal process of leaving.
Brexit and the ‘buttleggers’ – the end of black market tobacco?
For £40 and a sleepless night, you can inject yourself into the pulsing artery of a major drug-running operation worth unknown millions. You stand in
Disabled Kingston commuters to benefit from new TfL ‘please offer me a seat’ badges
A new TfL scheme could help Kingston residents with less obvious disabilities find a seat on public transport without having to explain why they struggle
Exclusive: Kingston Council’s ex-chief Derek Osbourne’s downfall
Derek Osbourne is a man upon whom time – in more than one sense of the word – has left its mark. His beard, mainly
South west London hospitals need alternative plans if cuts go ahead
An NHS plan to reduce services at one of five South West London acute hospitals, including Kingston, is only viable if alternative plans are made
“Dirty tricks” claims come from sore losers, says new MP Olney
KINGSTON North’s new MP Sarah Olney has denounced claims that her election was assisted by party propaganda disguised as an independent local newspaper delivered to
New Malden letting agent ordered to pay £25,000 to landlords
Kingston Crown Court has ordered convicted letting agent Chandra Patel to pay his former clients a total of £25,000, after he used their money to cover
Kingston’s history to be celebrated in new museum
A new museum focusing on Kingston’s Saxon past could be built in the centre of Kingston, according to Kingston’s Conservative councillors. Kingston was the crowning place of the
Young people most at risk of consuming fake news
Young people are especially at risk of consuming fake news because of their dependence on social media. A report by the Reuters Institute for the
Supreme court says parliament must vote on invoking Article 50
The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the government cannot trigger Article 50 to begin the formal process of leaving the European Union without parliamentary approval.
