Kingston Council calls on public opinion for five year homeless strategy
A new five year “Homeless and Rough Sleeping Strategy” has been announced by Kingston Council intended to launch later this year. The new strategy aims
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Kingston hit by Storm Eunice
Kingston was battered by Storm Eunice on Friday with winds of up to 70 miles an hour causing disruption to travel and uprooting a large tree that crashed into a residential street in Teddington.
Closed mental health charity Hearts and Minds to continue as volunteer collective
Peer-led London mental health charity Hearts and Minds has closed down due to financial and staffing problems, but said that former employees would continue to offer support as a voluntary collective.
“It is time for Boris to go”: Kingston councillors stand against the Prime Minister
Kingston councillors called on the council to take a stand against the prime minister at a council meeting on Thursday January 28. Green party councillor
Hampton Court Palace: Campaigners launch petition for free entry to palace gardens
Local campaigners have launched a petition appealing for Hampton Court Palace to open its gates for free to the general public during winter months.
Kingston’s commuters see a reduction in trains due to spread of Omicron
South Western Railway announced a change to train schedules in response to Omicron.
Kingston residents fight for community boxing gym
Kingston residents have been fighting for three years to open a new community boxing gym in a derelict building in Kingston Road Recreational Grounds, but the project is at risk of being scrapped.
REVIEW: Rose Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast is a festive delight
This year’s Rose Theatre Christmas show is a breath of fresh air, with no sign of the overdone pantomime tropes. It is a production that can be enjoyed by all age groups.
Kingston Council receives funding to improve New Malden high street
New Malden high street is due to gain a new lease of life after the Mayor of London awarded £120,000 in funding to support its high street recovery.
The Courier’s top culture picks of 2021
Despite Covid restrictions, 2021 brought us a splendid mix of films, television shows, exhibitions and music. Here are the Courier team’s top moments.
