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
Mayor’s award for vastly improved Kingston primary school
A Kingston primary school has received an award from the Mayor, the result of its outstanding improvement over the last 12 months. A certificate and etched
Theatre Review: Cinderella
Cinderella is seen by many as the epitome of pantomime, but how will this year’s production at Richmond Theatre fare? Eric Potts provides the script
The Perfect Christmas Entertainment
It’s that time of year again. Oh no it isn’t it! Well, it is actually. The pantomime season is well and truly upon us, and showing
Residents fighting for a controlled parking scheme
Residents of Dunbar Road and Beresford Road in New Malden are fighting for a controlled parking scheme. Householders have face problems since January this year and say parking has become increasingly difficult
Conservatives win Coombe Vale by-election
Conservative candidates have won both vacant council seats in the Coombe Vale double by-election. Lynne Finnerty and Julie Pickering replace former Conservative councillors James White and
Kingston Council received £5.3 million for local schools
Kingston Council will receive £5.3m of the extra schools funding to expand primary schools The money comes from an extra £500m that the government has provided
Book Review: The Help
“Makes you feel warm inside.” Written by Kathryn Stockett, controversial book The Help is set in Jackson, Mississippi in 1962, ‘where black maids raise white children
