10 students and staff test positive for coronavirus at Kingston University
Up to 10 staff members and students at Kingston University tested positive this week for the coronavirus and are self-isolating, the University said in a
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London Marathon proves to be a virtual success
An estimated 45,000 people triumphed over adverse weather conditions and a pandemic on October 4 to take part in the 40th London Marathon. The Marathon
Kingston Council leader ousted as COVID-19 crisis deepens
Councillor Caroline Kerr has unseated councillor Liz Green to become leader of Kingston Council. At a meeting of the Liberal Democrat Kingston Councillor Group on
Kingston ranked UK bike theft hotspot
Kingston is one of the biggest bicycle theft hotpots in the UK, with cyclists in the KT1 postcode area more than nineteen times more likely
Kingston council promises new charging points for electric cars
Kingston Council has promised to deliver at least 100 charging points for electrical vehicles by 2022 in a bid to tackle the climate emergency announced
Kingston named second happiest place to live in London
Kingston-Upon-Thames was revealed to be the second happiest place to live in London according to a Rightmove poll. The poll covered 194 areas in the
InternationElles: The female cyclists fighting for equality
A group of female cyclists who rode the entire route of the men’s 2019 Tour de France told a Kingston audience about their epic journey
Kingston election candidates go head-to-head at Kingston Uni
Kingston’s general election candidates went head-to-head this Tuesday in a passionate debate, hosted by the Union of Kingston Students. The event, which was book-ended by
General Election December 2019: Your Kingston and Surbiton candidates
Ed Davey, Liberal Democrat Candidate Sir Ed Davey is the current MP for Kingston and Surbiton. He has lived locally for 23 years with his
Hampton Court denies union claim it doesn’t pay staff London’s living wage
Claims that Hampton Court Palace staff are not paid the London living wage of £10.75 per hour are “categorically untrue,” according to a press release
