REVIEW: A very different Persuasion at the Rose Theatre
The modern-day production of Persuasion at the Rose Theatre is far from conventional. Keep your ears open for Cardi B.
The Cheeky Pea hands over 1,000 pittas breads to local charities
Israeli local restaurant The Cheeky Pea has given excess pitta breads to charities after it found itself with 1,000 extra pitta breads from its supplier.
REVIEW: The Batman is a dark cinematic masterpiece unlike any we have experienced before
The Batman is the start of a brand-new trilogy directed by Matt Reeves and starring Robert Pattinson as Batman, and the new film starts the
Kingston College students showcase David Bowie-inspired work in pop-up exhibition in Tolworth
Art and Design students from Kingston College showcased David Bowie-inspired work in a pop-up exhibition at The Broadway Bar in Tolworth last weekend. The student’s
Future of High Streets uncertain after pandemic retail closures
More than 17,000 chain stores closed down across the UK last year, according to research by the Local Data Company (LDC), prompting conversations about the future of the High Street.
Lidl opens £70m headquarters in Tolworth, five years after Kingston Council grants permission
German-owned discount supermarket chain Lidl has officially opened a new £70m head office at the former site of the Hook Venturer Sports Club in Tolworth.
Protesters brave Storm Eunice for anti-Boris Johnson rally in London
People gathered in London’s Parliament Square on February 19, for a protest against Boris Johnson and the Conservative government’s policies. The demonstration, which was publicly
Tasty recipes to make this Pancake Day
BACK DATE TO PANCAKE DAY MARCH 1 Pancake Day is here! This tradition is also known as Shrove Tuesday. In times gone by, people used
Storms Eunice and Franklin rage across the East and South East leaving thousands of home without power
A week of unusual weather left around 78,000 properties across the South East without power according to UK Power Network.
Chair of School Out Uk is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown
The co-chair of School Out UK Sue Sanders has said she is “thrilled” to see how celebrating LGBT+ History Month has grown across the country.
