How spring and moving clocks forward impacts human life
From the spring equinox on 21 March the sun starts to brighten up our days. For many in the UK, it’s their favourite season. In
A guide to the London Mayoral election 2024
With Prime Minister Rishi Sunak squashing any hopes of a spring general election, all eyes have turned to the upcoming London mayoral elections on 2
How local primary schools celebrate spring
With the weather getting warmer and schools closing for Easter holidays, schools around the Kingston borough celebrate spring in different ways. This is a time
Kingston horticulture: From allotment sites to container gardening
Experienced gardeners from Kingston upon Thames encourage residents to grow their own food despite the lack of land in the borough. Over the past five
How to encourage hedgehogs in Kingston
Hedgehogs are disappearing from our communities and are one of the fastest declining mammals in the UK. Now that spring has sprung we will be
Kingston Council gets half a million to rewild Tolworth
Kingston Council has received over £500,000 in grants from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Mayor’s Rewild London Fund to increase Tolworth Court Farm’s
All Saints Church: Celebrating Easter with reflection and tradition
As Easter approaches, All Saints Kingston church is running a series of events and services to commemorate this solemn yet joyous occasion. For Christians, Easter
Spring Forward
Hello! After months of long nights and frigid temperatures, spring is finally here. We’re commemorating this season of renewal with all the latest spring-related news
How to get your spring wardrobe ready
Spring is finally upon us and now is the time to refresh your wardrobe, saying goodbye to your winter clothes and welcoming the trends of
Silence of the lambs: how lambing season can open our eyes to the cruelty of sheep farming
We are at the peak of lambing season and many farms all over the country are opening their doors to the public to show off
