Desperation. That is the one word to describe the second season of the popular Netflix reality dating show, Love is Blind. This season gave insight into the desperate dating scene that Covid-19 left in its wake.
The majority of adults who have not yet received a Covid-19 vaccination were worried about the speed at which the vaccine was developed, according to a new Office for National Statistics (ONS) survey.
With only a month or two before the hot weather really hits the UK, it is the perfect time to refresh yourself on some of Kingston Upon Thames’ must-see sites.
Netflix is keen to get back on track with a fresh selection of shows after Covid slowed production down on several series. To keep up
On Mother’s Day, after two years of being away, Kingston’s Spring Raceday was back with a new 20 mile route. The event was hosted by
The number of women attending vital breast cancer screenings at Kingston hospital bounced back last year following a fall during 2020. The number of mammograms
Kai Havertz has struggled at times since his blockbuster £72 million move from Bayer Leverkusen to Chelsea in 2020, but he has certainly found his
Kai’s Cafe and European Food has raised over £1,000 for victims of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, giving proceeds made by weekend sales.
“I’m quite frustrated really,” Brian Mulley said with a sigh. “I wish I’d gone down the environmentalist route when I was starting out my career
Kingston council has confirmed that almost 90 per cent of children across the borough applying for secondary school positions in September, have been offered one of their top three choices.
