New NHS autism training initiative to upskill hundreds of psychiatrists
More than 1,000 psychiatrists across Britain are set to receive updated training to improve their understanding and support of people with autism. This new training
New dementia-friendly café comes to Kingston Library
A new dementia friendly café comes to Kingston Library with an interactive music session performed by professional musicians
New data reveals the appalling state of Kingston’s Hogsmill River
New data from The Rivers Trust has shown that Thames Water continued to dump raw sewage into Kingston’s rivers, totalling 75 hours of waste released.
Kingston housing costs fuel area’s affordability crisis
The expense of living in England remains a hot topic of conversation across the country. Understandably, mortgage and rent costs are two of the greatest
‘Pride and who? Jane where?’: Why are there so few female authors in GCSE set texts?
Teachers blame underfunding and the national curriculum for shocking data that was released last month, showing that only 2% of GCSE students study a book
The viral auction house less than 10 miles from Kingston
Auction houses are not often considered a must-visit for Gen-Z-ers, who seem to be stuck in a cycle of instant, unsustainable purchases and trend-chasing. However,
Corinthian-Casuals appoint ex-England and Crystal Palace star as new manager
Corinthian-Casuals have selected former England, Crystal Palace and Tottenham Hotspur player Andy Gray as their new manager for next season. Gray spent the peak of
Kingston Council plans to raise parking charges show ‘money grabbing at its worst’, opposition says
Kingston Council’s plans to raise parking charges across the borough by 15% have received a mixed reaction from residents, councillors, and local business. According to
Kingfisher Leisure Centre: Swimsuit-clad residents protest Kingfisher pool controversy
More than 40 Kingston residents packed a council meeting last week, dressed in swimming gear, in protest over the failure to provide a clear timeline
Ofsted: Hundreds of ‘outstanding’ schools have been downgraded – but why?
Almost 200 schools across England have been downgraded from Ofsted’s highest rating since September after receiving their first inspections in more than 12 years. The
