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
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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
Death Cafe comes to Kingston
The idea of a “Death Cafe” might conjure up images of black leggings with lime green skulls on them, or somewhere an alternative traveller would visit
Council clean-up squad removes offensive graffiti from Kingston Bridge
Kingston Council staff and community groups worked together to remove offensive graffiti that was scrawled on Kingston Bridge and multiple locations around the town in
Greens say council “all talk and no trousers” on Heathrow expansion
Heathrow airport is due to expand, bringing tonnes of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) with it – leading campaigners to say that Kingston Council needs to do
Council plans to modernise children’s centres across Kingston
The services at four children’s centres in Kingston will be remodelled to create more family-focused hubs starting from this June, the council has announced. The
Made in Kingston: An Interview with Jon Tolley
Jon Tolley is a local celebrity in Kingston, famed for bringing the 1975, Mumford & Sons and Shawn Mendes to the town. Tolley grew up
Eleanor Oliphant debate brings catharsis for university staff and students
The discussion of a powerful novel took place on the 21st November last year on isolation which was the catalyst for Kingston University staff to
Sir Ed Davey: “I care more about staying in the EU than I do my political career.”
Liberal Democrat MP for Kingston and Surbiton Sir Ed Davey addressed Kingston University students on Friday to discuss the problems with Brexit and his hope for
Kingston activists turn out in force for one of the biggest UK protests this century
Organisers of the People’s Vote campaign estimated a crowd of 700,000 marched on London’s most famous streets to demand a second referendum on Brexit. Dozens of
