Kingston Police appeal for witnesses after suspected murder on Fairfield Road
Kingston Police have appealed for witnesses and any information surrounding the death of a 24-year-old man on Fairfield Road last Thursday evening.
Croydon elects its first mayor
Croydon elected its first ever mayor in May, as Conservative Jason Perry beat Labour councillor Val Shawcross to the seat at the head of the
‘Transparency’ key to good local relations, say Kingston councillors
Kingston Liberal Democrat’s said they will look to make sure residents are involved in decision making processes to try and maintain their trust. The Liberal
The stats show how Eriksen has sparked Brentford into life
Since the unexpected arrival of Christian Eriksen in January, Brentford have gone from relegation candidates to a team comfortably in 14th position, seven points clear
Kingston Independent Residents Group: the controversial party with election hopes
At first, James Giles had no intention of starting a political party. Giles, who co-founded the Kingston Independent Residents Group (KIRG) in 2017 with former
Party Animal artwork wins the Kingston Sculpture Trail
Party Animal won the Kingston Sculpture Trail in 2021. Alex Davies who created the bronze goat sculpture won a £10,000 prize as well his sculpture
“I was scared I was going to die”: Sickle cell patient files complaint against Kingston Hospital for negligence
ela Williams, 22, had planned a short visit to a family friend in Kingston from her home in Scotland. She didn’t expect to find herself at Kingston Hospital battling a sickle cell crisis. What’s worse is she did not expect the cold reception she received when she arrived.
VIDEO: The ‘most dog-friendly restaurant’ Megan’s opens a branch at the Griffin in Kingston
The self-proclaimed ‘most dog-friendly restaurant’ Megan’s opened its first new branch of 2022 at the Griffin in Kingston upon Thames.
VIDEO: Hertfordshire monument lights up in solidarity with Ukraine
A Victorian clock tower in Hoddesdon town centre, Hertfordshire, has been lit up in blue and yellow to represent the county’s solidarity with Ukraine.
Cyberflashing to be criminalized in new online safety bill
The government’s online safety bill would see cyber flashing become a criminal offence in England and Wales. Cyber flashing offences could then lead up to
