Local Game Developer Awarded BAFTA Children’s Award for Educational Game ‘Privates’
A local video game developer has beaten tough competition to win a BAFTA Children’s Award for controversial sex education game ‘Privates’. Dan Marshall and his
Kingston Royals swimmer wins bronze at National Disability Championships
A young Kingston Royals swimmer has won bronze at the National Disability Championships.
Kingston Hospital’s ‘obstetric trauma’ is more than twice the national average
Kingston Hospital NHS Trust has over twice the national average number of obstetric trauma.
Cheap alcohol to be banned from shops and bars in the New Year
In an effort to cut crime rates and curb alcohol abuse the government has announced that from April next year drinks will no longer be
Book Review: Damned
For 15 years and 13 incomparable novels, Chuck Palahniuk has managed to simultaneously delight and disgust his readers. Being set in Hell, Damned is certainly no exception. Since
Film Review: 50/50
Six years ago, at the age of 25, screenwriter Will Reiser was diagnosed with a rare form of spinal cancer. 50/50 is loosely based on
Success signals second round of strikes
Wednesday’s strike action, which saw hundreds of local public sector workers take to Kingston’s streets, could be intensified in January. Organisers estimate the march, which
Rail re-zoning campaign full steam ahead
Liberal Democrat MP Edward Davey has announced plans to reignite his push to have Kingston and Surbiton rail stations re-zoned into zone 5. Edward Davey
Kingston Strikes!
Over 500 public workers and their supporters went on strike on Wednesday, marching through the Kingston streets in protest of public sector pension reforms. Led
Hospitals in crisis
Hundreds of people are dying because London hospitals are failing to meet recommended standards. An NHS London review revealed that there are around 25,000 deaths
