Over the last two weeks, Kingston Council has taken part in the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.vIt strives to end Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) and calls for more action to prevent it.
It’s well and truly December: Christmas lights are up, carolers are caroling and festive cheer is all around. Families across the country have picked out
Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat, coordinator for the assembly of the Cuban Resistance, discusses the Cuban protest movement.
A six-year-old boy from Kingston Upon Thames has launched his own charity project, Theo’s Teddy Rescue Project, to send unwanted teddies to new homes. Theo
Debut author Okechukwu Nzelu said that his nomination for the Kingston University Big Read was “one of those moments in life [when] you go speechless”.
Surbiton Library hosted an event to mark the month of ‘Movember’ on November 19, inviting local men to talk about male health, both physical and
Kingston Council pledged to White Ribbon UK to encourage men to stand up against male violence against women, during a public consultation on November 25
Ham House has embraced the festive season with the return of their much-loved natural Christmas decorations.
The police have published images of three men they want to question after a video went viral showing the men at a bus stop in Oxford Street racially abusing Jewish passengers.
Christmas films have become a popular tradition and viewers are spoilt for choice with what to watch with many streaming platforms available.
