Council remembers Holocaust survivor with memorial tree
Kingston councillors held a tree planting ceremonial to remember Erna Winter, a refugee turned Kingston Cafe owner who escaped antisemitic persecution in 1938. The project
Student satisfaction rates bounce back post-Covid
Student satisfaction rates across Britain have bounced back after a steep decline throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has found.
New maternity screening tool to reduce the number of baby deaths for mothers from Black, Asian, and minority ethnic backgrounds
Researchers at Tommy’s National Centre for Maternity Improvement have developed a new screening tool to reduce the number of baby deaths for women from Black,
New Malden swimming pool reopens before crucial Kingfisher demolition meeting
Kingston’s only functioning public swimming pool at the Malden Centre reopened on Thursday, having been closed in February for essential repairs.
WSL match between Chelsea and Tottenham postponed due to covid outbreak
Chelsea’s Women’s Super League (WSL) fixture against Tottenham Hotspur has been postponed due to a covid outbreak in the Tottenham squad.
Scores of protestors come together to march on UN Anti-Racism day
The national march against racism on March 19th at Portland Place saw scores of protestors come together to stand up for the cause. The march
REVIEW: Halestorm’s electrifying return to London
Halestorm is regarded as one of the greatest modern hard rock bands working today, with an incredibly devoted fan-base that were ecstatic to see them finally return to London to a packed Shepherds Bush Theatre.
Bank of England increases interest rates to battle inflation
The Bank of England has increased interest rates to 0.75 per cent as inflation continues to surge.
F1 2022 preview: season predictions for each team
The pre-season testing is over, and we are just a few days away from the new season. This new season brings about new regulations that
Months of misery ahead for London commuters as TFL strikes set to continue
The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has confirmed that planned overnight strikes on the Central and Victoria tube lines will last for three months. The
