Girl Guides team up with leading breast cancer charity
Girlguiding has partnered with charity CoppaFeel! to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, creating a new activity to educate its members about the illness. In a
Kingston Hospital receives UNICEF Baby Friendly Award
Celebrations are in order as Kingston Hospital has been named the latest recipient of a prestigious UNICEF accolade – the Baby Friendly Award. UNICEF UK’s
Women’s charities advocate for female safety
Charities led by women, for women, have called for societal and governmental changes to improve women’s safety following the murder of Sarah Everard by police
SURVEY: Most Kingston residents think misogyny should be a hate crime
Most Kingston residents think misogyny should be classified as a hate crime, according to a survey conducted by the Kingston Courier. In response to recent
Nearly 12,000 people across UK could have undiagnosed breast cancer
The number of women who have not had NHS breast cancer screenings has increased by 50 per cent, potentially leaving up to 12,000 people across
Hungary fans arrested for racist abuse and police clashes at Wembley
Violence broke out between Hungary football fans and the police at last Tuesday night’s World Cup qualifier at Wembley after the police entered the ground
Southend-on-Sea becomes city in honour of Sir David Amess
Boris Johnson announced on Monday that the Queen had granted city status to Southend-on-Sea in Essex. The decision was made in honour of the late
REVIEW: Netflix’s record breaker Squid Game dramatises society’s darkest secrets
Sasha Bains reviews Squid Games – the dark drama that’s taken the world by storm.
REVIEW: Venom: Let there be carnage – A monster of a movie
Despite preconceptions, the third feature film directed by Andy Sirkis about two alien monsters battling it out has a surprisingly heartfelt sub-plot. Written by Kelly
Kingston residents “frustrated” by actions of Insulate Britain pressure group
Naveen Gharyal – Kingston residents respond to Insulate Britain climate protests.
