Policeman sentenced for dangerous driving
A former Kingston police officer who lied about being involved in a police chase has been sentenced for dangerous driving. Paul Baker, 30, originally claimed
More items allowed in recycling dustbins
Kingston residents can now add more items to their green recycling box. From the start of the month residents can now recycle more metal and
Homemade Christmas: gifts on a budget
Christmas Day is just three weeks away and still your ‘to-do’ list is huge; “Buy the turkey, decorate the tree, buy Granny’s present, hang the
Alex Approves: Christmas Shopping
“All I want for Christmas is you” sang Mariah Carey. When it comes to presents, it turns out that we actually want more than that.
All I want for Christmas… Marian’s Top 5
Christmas is upon us. Once again it’s time to deck your halls with boughs of holly and get liberal with the festive cheer. It’s time
New Year new jobs in Kingston
Kingstonians are set to benefit from new job opportunities and better roads in the New Year. From April 1 2013, the Royal Borough of
Crime reducing cardboard policeman stolen
A cardboard policeman used as part of a crime reduction scheme has been stolen from a Kingston shop window.
World AIDS Day: Durex free condom via social media
Durex will donate one condom each time a fact about HIV & AIDS is shared on social media sites Twitter or Facebook. A tweet with
All I want for Christmas…
Christmas is upon us. Once again it’s time to deck your halls with boughs of holly (whatever that means) and get liberal with the festive
Kingston boycotts Starbucks over tax avoidance
Over two thirds of Kingston coffee lovers are boycotting Starbucks in anger at the company’s large scale tax avoidance, according to a Kingston Courier survey.
