Film Review: The Grey
John Carnahan’s The Grey is a return to form for a director once lauded as the next-big-thing, and a reminder that Liam Neeson’s acting prowess
Tolworth pubs welcome tax relief proposal
Pubs serving as a community hub should be entitled to a tax relief, according to a leading think tank – an idea supported by Tolworth landlords.
Library campaigners have won injunction against Council
The Surrey Libraries Action Movement has won their High Court battle stopping Surrey County Council from pushing forward with plans to introduce volunteer-led libraries. Earlier
Kingston wins £2m of investment funding
Kingston has won more than £2m of investment funding from The Mayor of London’s Outer London Fund. The Outer London Fund is a part of a major
Domestic violence sentence delayed by defendant’s mental health
A wife who was charged with domestic violence against her husband was denied bail and had her sentence postponed, a court heard on Monday. Mrs Renako
800 children to attend Holocaust workshops
Around 800 school children will take part in Holocaust memorial workshops in Kingston this week in the run up to Holocaust Memorial Day on Friday.
Video game retailers remain optimistic despite ‘awful market’
The video games market was dealt a heavy blow during the Christmas season, prompting Ian Shepherd, Game Group’s chief executive, to describe it as “just
Makeup for pale skin
Pale skin, as red carpet luminaries Cate Blanchett and Nicole Kidman regularly demonstrate, can be beautiful, striking and sophisticated. It can also be a complete
National fostering crisis hits Kingston
There is an urgent local requirement for 10 families to look after teenagers who cannot live at home, the Kingston fostering service has announced. The news was
Jealous girlfriend jailed over hitman conspiracy
Three people were jailed at Kingston Crown Court after a woman and her cousin hired a hitman to shoot her ex-boyfriend. Samantha Cadge, Shane Worrall and
