World Mental Health Day: Coronavirus affecting student mental well-being
As world mental health day approaches on October 10 and Coronavirus restrictions look set to continue, many students are questioning what mental challenges they will
David Nicholls’ ‘Us’ proves a success on screen
Although the initial synopsis of a couple’s divorce and travelling for three weeks with their teenage son seems obscure, Us captured the failure, remorse, redemption
Kingston’s Stanley Picker gallery reopens to visitors
The Stanley Picker gallery at Kingston University reopened to the public on October 2 after months of closure due to Covid-19. The gallery is now
Kingston Council highlights local projects ahead of UK Clean Air Day
Kingston Council has been highlighting local projects, signposting schemes and raising awareness on air pollution in preparation for Clean Air Day this Thursday, October 8.
Surbiton Farmers’ Market gets green light to reopen
Surbiton Farmers’ Market will reopen on Saturday October 17 after Covid-19 forced it to close
Bees breeze into quarter- finals
Two goals from Algerian winger Said Benrahma helped inspire Brentford to a 3-0 win over Fulham in the Carabao Cup 4th round. Finnish striker Marcus
Kingston’s Rose Theatre to reopen after six months
Audiences will be welcomed back to the Rose Theatre for a socially distanced season from October 28. The Kingston theatre has been closed since March
Coronavirus: Kingston Chamber Orchestra goes virtual
Kingston Chamber Orchestra has taken coronavirus restrictions in its stride as it prepares for its third virtual performance since April. The video, which will feature
South Londoners featured in Harry and Meghan’s Black History Month campaign
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have launched a new campaign for this year’s Black History Month. Many of the ‘Next Gen Trailblazers’ are from the capital, including South London.
Coronavirus testing centre opens in Kingston
A new testing site was set up at County Hall in Kingston on Wednesday, to manage rising coronavirus infections across South London. The number of
