Sex education: a much-needed change is coming to the curriculum
The new RSE curriculum will get rid of the shame, fear, and confusion that has led many students and adults to suffer in silence, is finally being tackled.
Review: Only Murders in the Building – a dark tale of secrets, intrigue and murder
Selena Gomez has fully immersed herself into the role of ‘reclusive resident with dark traumatic past’ in her new murder mystery series, Only Murders in
West Ham’s last minute goal gives Chelsea the blues
West Ham beat Chelsea 3-2 in a thriller on Saturday. Chelsea is now in an even tighter spot in the title race.
Fly tipping increases by almost 15 per cent in Kingston
Fly tipping in Kingston upon Thames increased by 15 per cent in the year leading up to March 2021, according to figures released by Kingston Council.
London charity Youth PWR tackles youth crime and gang violence
Barry Lee lost his younger brother to knife crime a few years ago.
He now fundraises for Youth PWR, a charity based in Croydon which campaigns against youth violence and crime, and intends to empower young people.
Video: Kingston University lecturers strike for better pay and working conditions
UCU Kingston University students and lecturers organised a three day strike last week against poor working conditions.
REVIEW: Ghostbusters: Afterlife promises a touching tribute and the rise of a new generation
Ghostbusters: Afterlife introduces a hopeful new generation whilst giving a heartfelt tribute to late original cast member Harold Ramis. Ramis, who died in 2014, played
Kingston’s Christmas market and lights are on!
‘Tis the season for festivities once again! Every year around November, Kingston traditionally switches on the lights and opens the market stalls, marking the official
British Paralympian calls for better coverage of disabled sports
British Paralympic medalist and former Kingston University student Oliver Lam-Watson has criticised the continued lack of exposure of disabled athletes in the UK.
Covid: What new treatments mean for the pandemic
New treatments against Covid-19 could be gamechangers in fighting the disease, but vaccination is still essential.
