Dinner for Hope: Kingston charity to raise money for Ukraine
Voices of Hope are holding a charity dinner to raise money for Ukraine.
Kingston local elections 2022 – everything you need to know
The Liberal Democrats have had a strong hold on Kingston since the 2018 elections, but with the 2022 council elections taking place on Thursday May
State of the Borough Debate: Community leaders set out plans to help Kingston recover after the pandemic
Kingston community leaders pledged to invest time and resources into supporting the borough’s young people after the pandemic. Peter Mayhew-Smith, leader of the South Thames
Bruce Willis retires from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia
Bruce Willis announced on Wednesday that he would be stepping away from his acting career after being diagnosed with a brain condition.
Are Kingston residents happy with a Liberal Democrat led Council?
With upcoming Kingston Council borough elections set to take place in May 2022 Kingston residents said they are likely vote for the Liberal Democrats again
Research reveals rising hospital admissions for lung conditions
Hospital admissions connected to lung conditions in England and Wales more than doubled between 1999 and 2019, according to figures published in BMC Pulmonary Medicine.
Kingston Council to refurbish Queen Mary Hall
Kingston Council has confirmed plans to refurbish the Queen Mary Hall in Norbiton.
VIDEO: CAAT vigil for Yemen outside Downing Street
The Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) held a vigil outside Downing Street in protest at the United Kingdom’s sale of arms to Saudi Arabia. The
Kingston has low rate of assaults against women compared to other London boroughs
Kingston Upon Thames had low rates of male to female assault last year compared to other London boroughs, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
“I feel others had a clear idea”: First-in-family graduates discuss imposter syndrome and navigating university
First generation students are those who are the first in their families to attend higher education. According to the Oxford Review of Education, students like Burbridge make up two thirds of university populations in the UK.
