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.
Kate hates christmas: The party dress
The festive season is upon us, and it seems only British to balance out the seasonal cheer with some good, old-fashioned whingeing.
Kingston loan sharks face closure
Kingston loan sharks loading borrowers with unmanageable debt levels and using intimidation to recoup them face new regulations from the Consumer Finance Association. From November
Rent market in crisis due to high tuition-fees
Local landlords are facing a rent crisis after a sudden drop in the number of students attending Kingston University this year.The University has revealed that “there
Bowel disease survivor becomes only Conservative hospital governor
A Tory councillor who made a miraculous recovery from a life-threatening illness in Kingston Hospital has been elected to the hospital’s Council of Governors. Councillor
Low turnout for Surrey’s police elections
Kevin Hurley, the independent candidate and ex-policeman beat Conservative Julie Isles to become Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner. However, the real controversy was the lack
Alex Approves: Italian Restaurants
Food, glorious food. If you’ve ever wondered where the best places to eat Italian-inspired food in Kingston is, then why not check out this list.
Bentall Centre launches social media shopping tool
If you’re in need of inspiration when shopping, the Bentall Centre could be the place to help thanks to social media. The centre has designed
Local parents group bid for free school funding
Parents at a public meeting on Tuesday heard that an application for a new faith-based secondary free school for Kingston is well under way. The
