Film Review: Martha Marcy May Marlene
At a time when Oscar bait is dominating cinema screens everywhere, from the beautifully-shot-if-a-little-obvious War Horse to the perfectly-competent-if-a-little-bland The Descendants, Martha Marcy May Marlene
GAME Store Struggles with Financial Woes
The future of Kingston’s Game video stores has been called in to doubt after their head office was forced to meet with lenders to discuss financial
Naughty knicker demand saves La Senza
La Senza is in adminstration, but its new owners have kept the Kingston branch open. Do Kingston ladies have particularly high demand for naughty knickers?
Woman sentenced after drunken glass attack
A Hampton woman was given an eight month suspended sentence for committing ABH after a drunken row in Richmond
Theatre Preview: LOL (Lots Of Love)
Facebook, human relationships and dance are the fascinating components of LOL (Lots of Love), the latest Protein Dance Company show, on stage at The Rose
Housing scheme allows cross-borough moves for social housing tenants
Kingston tenants living in social housing now have the opportunity to move around the capital to be closer to work, family and friends, or to
Head of Olympics police force to hold public meeting in Twickenham
A public meeting to highlight London’s policing strategy during this summer’s Olympic games will be held on the 8 February at the Twickenham Stoop.
Legal sex attack team set up in Guildford
A new team of lawyers dedicated to prosecuting rape and serious sexual assault been set up in Guildford. The group, which was set up by
Edward Davey MP enters cabinet office
MP for Kingston and Surbiton, Edward Davey, has become secretary of state for energy and climate change. Mr Davey, who has represented Surbiton since 1997,
The Rose Theatre makes a loss as ticket sales plunge
The troubled Rose Theatre made a loss of £32,000 last year after a collapse in ticket sales The sharp loss comes just one year after
