Kingston Council teams up with charity to combat period inequality
Kingston Council has announced it will be working with charity Bloody Good Period to tackle period inequality in the workplace. It has joined the charity’s
Kingston libraries and council celebrate Black History Month
Libraries in Kingston are celebrating Black History Month 2021 with new displays, and are encouraging local readers to explore work by Black writers. All seven
Kingston Council recognises World Mental Health Day
Kingston Council and local mental health charities, such as Mind, are working together to educate and actively involve the community for this year’s World Mental
Kingston Butchers not yet affected by pork shortages
Kingston butchers have not yet been affected by national shortages of pork, unlike many of the large supermarkets. CD Jennings and Sons and The Real
London-based footballer’s website helps players to find new teams
A former footballer has created a website which is aimed at helping young players gain trials with professional football clubs. Alex Koritsas, an English-American, says
No Time to Die: James Bond film has shaken and stirred Kingston Odeon
Olivia Jones reports on the huge popularity of the latest 007 film in Kingston.
Kingston Council to welcome Afghan refugee families
Kingston Council has announced it will be providing housing for 11 Afghan refugee families within the borough. Under the Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy (ARAP),
Kingston charity successfully supports homeless during pandemic
Naveen Gharyal – KCAH support for Kingston’s homeless during pandemic.
Going Green: Will the ‘Green surge’ last in London?
After an exceptional result for the Greens at the recent local elections, is the ‘Green surge’ here to stay in London?
Is social media becoming more toxic as users compare Instagram to real life?
People are beginning to feel more inadequate as millions of social media users tend to post only positive parts of their life. People post carefully
