Electric vehicle charging devices in Kingston increase by 35 per cent in six months time
The number of electric vehicle (EV) charging devices in Kingston upon Thames installed by the council has risen from 96 to 120 over the past
Data shows decrease in cervical screenings with just 7 out of 10 people tested
As of March 2021, cervical screenings for eligible individuals have fallen for the fourth consecutive year. Overall in 2020-21, 70.2 per cent of eligible individuals
Muslim Chelsea fans speak out on #NoToRicketts Campaign
Muslim fans from Chelsea’s international fanbase have voiced their outrage at the possibility that a family tarnished by Islamaphobic comments could buy their football club.
New Government guidelines on living with Covid
People with Covid are no longer required to self-isolate, but in line with new government advice, from today people with symptoms should try to stay
Long Covid: What is it and how is it treated?
Over a million people have reported having Long Covid with some calling the symptoms debilitating.
Women in sports: Is it possible for equal pay in football?
The U.S Women’s National Soccer Team (USWNT) reached a landmark settlement with their governing body in February to resolve a six year legal battle over equal pay, which promises them $24 million plus bonuses that match those of men.
Teen who racially abused Marcus Rashford online sent to jail
A teenager has been jailed for six weeks after admitting he racially abused Manchester United and England forward Marcus Rashford.
VIDEO: Lecturers take strike action at Kingston University over pay rates and workload
Members of the University and College Union (UCU) took strike action between March 23 to April 1 to protest low pay rates.
Women call to redefine Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and the pill
PCOS is a hormonal disorder affecting one in ten women in the UK and is one of the most common endocrine disorders in women. But women with PCOS say that there is still not enough research into it.
Antidepressant stigma in decline as prescriptions continue to rise
New research published by the British Journal of General Practice has found that the significant increase in the use of anti-anxiety drugs is particularly high amongst women and young adults.
