Oscars 2024: The highlights and surprises from Oppenheimer to Poor Things
The Oscars this year did not disappoint, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel for the fourth time the awards were full of surprises and eventful happenings. Christopher
Locals express frustration at lack of engagement from Thames Water
Locals from north Kingston and Ham joined members of Save Our Lands and River (SOLAR), a campaign group, in a show of solidarity against Thames
A worrying increase in eating disorders amongst young women
One of the targets for International Women’s Day (IWD) referenced on their website,was to “help women and girls make informed decisions about their health”. An
Assessing the state of Britain after the Spring Budget
A 2p cut to National Insurance, revised GDP forecasts and a continued freeze on alcohol duty dominated headlines from this year’s Spring budget. To help
The importance of International Women’s Day in Kingston
Each year, the world comes together to celebrate its past and present achievements in the advancement of women’s rights and fight for gender equality. The
Women’s History Month: Kingston’s hidden figures
March 1 marked the beginning of Women’s History Month where we recognise the amazing achievements of woman throughout history. Women have contributed to many ground
International Women’s Day 2024: Inspire Inclusion
International Women’s Day is celebrated as a yearly acknowledgement to the people who are fighting, and have fought, for gender equality across the world and
Kingston Council 2024-25 budget approved with just three votes against
Kingston council members approved a budget proposal which outlined key spending of £178m for 2024-2025. Mayor Diane White presided over the Budget Council proceedings on
Why raising awareness about brain tumours is so important
I was diagnosed with a brain tumour when I was 17. I was studying for my A-Levels at the time and at an age where
Explainer: What are brain tumours, and what symptoms should you look out for?
Brain tumours are the biggest cancer killer of children and adults under 40 and Over 5,300 people lose their lives to a brain tumour each
