History behind the Easter bunny and egg-hunting
Every year on Easter Sunday children participate in an egg hunt where they look for special treats left behind by the Easter bunny. And every
Local group raises awareness of struggles for adults with autism
Members of a local group spoke about the struggles of finding support after turning 18 and dealing with almost year long wait times to get
Meet the Kingston choir that lets anyone join
One of Kingston’s oldest choirs, the Orpheus Choir, rehearses every Wednesday at St John’s Church, Spring Grove. Unlike other choirs, however, the group does not
Multiple Sclerosis: Shedding light on unseen challenges
A recent conference organised by the charity MS Trust featuring experts in the sector, focused attention on aspects of the disease which are rarely in
How autoimmune diseases impact people’s daily lives and why raising awareness is crucial
My juvenile idiopathic arthritis was diagnosed when I was only four years old and in kindergarten. At the time I was not yet able to
Refugee Action Kingston says Britain needs asylum seekers and migrants
Director of Refugee Action Kingston, Bassam Mahfouz said that “Kingston is a borough of sanctuary”, and Refugee Action Kingston will continue their mission to welcome
Maggie Rogers kicks off European tour in Kingston
As far as tour kick offs go, this was a pretty modest one. Maggie Rogers – a Grammy nominated, indie singer-songwriter with nearly 10 million
Exhibition encourages discussion of men’s mental health
The Stanley Picker Gallery reached out to Mind Kingston and Samaritans to offer emotional support for people who had viewed Larry Achiampong’s exhibition, A Letter,
Macbeth – An Undoing: Review
Macbeth is a tale that has been told many a time and one that has been changed many a time, but I must admit I
Kingston celebrates International Women’s Day
The Inner Wheel, a club that has worked on projects and has encouraged members to meet up for social events, for International Women’s Day hosted
