Stoptober is over but you can still quit
Don’t let the end of October be the end of Stoptober – smokers are urged to keep on quitting. Stoptober set those who smoke the challenge
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National Stress Awareness Day: seven effective stress busters.
Labour leader, Ed Miliband, recently branded Mental Health as the “biggest un-addressed health challenge of our age.” We are told a little stress is a
New scheme to help carers talk about ‘good death’
A new scheme which provides advice to carers about the options available to their loved ones at their end of their life is being piloted
ASH fuming over council tobacco investments
KINGSTON Borough Council holds investments in addictive drugs that threatens to produce a conflict of interest. The council’s pension fund contains £1,397,190 in shares in
Kingston community celebrates Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History Month
Kingston celebrated this years LGBT History Month with the event One Kingston, One LGBT featuring inspirational speakers promoting community awareness. People from all backgrounds filled
Elderly pedestrian hit by bus discharged from hospital
Stubborn, determined and sociable father, aged 70, is making a remarkable recovery after being hit by a double decker bus in Kingston.
Kingston Royals swimmer wins bronze at National Disability Championships
A young Kingston Royals swimmer has won bronze at the National Disability Championships.
Kingston Hospital’s ‘obstetric trauma’ is more than twice the national average
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust has over twice the national average number of obstetric trauma.
Hospitals in crisis
Hundreds of people are dying because London hospitals are failing to meet recommended standards. An NHS London review revealed that there are around 25,000 deaths
Kingston charity wins national award
Fit as a Fiddle project wins a national award, beating stiff competition from around the UK. Age Concern Kingston won the award in the Guardian Public Services
