Kingston has one of the highest rates of drivers using their mobile phones behind the wheel in the country, research has revealed.
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Kingston Library to reopen after ceiling collapse
Kingston Library is expected to reopen next week following the collapse of a part of the building’s ceiling.
Olivier Award-winning writer pens Rose Theatre’s festive production
Chris Bush leads the production team in this year’s Rose Theatre Christmas play. Kingston’s Rose Theatre has released first look photographs of their rehearsals for
Local anger over decision to keep controversial Surbiton traffic filter
Residents argue the barrier on King Charles Road pushed traffic into surrounding streets Residents have expressed anger with Kingston Council after a decision to retain
Hampton Court Palace: experience Christmas fit for a King
Learn how the Tudors celebrated the season Ever wondered how mistletoe became a festive staple? Where your Christmas turkey tradition dates from? This year, Hampton
Chelsea go five points clear after Manchester United victory
Chelsea hosted Manchester United at Kingsmeadow in the Women’s Super League (WSL) on Sunday with the Blues picking up all three points. Under the windy
Kingston’s first ever ‘Santa Dash’ hosted by local run club
The Pub Run Club is anticipating 150+ dashers to take part in the event. The Pub Run Club is hosting Kingston’s first ever Santa-themed fun
Kingston charity praises Carer’s Allowance earnings limit rise
A local carer’s charity has welcomed the government’s announcement to raise the earnings limit for Carer’s Allowance but said more needs to be done to
RBKares: Knitting the community together with crocheted letterbox toppers
RBKares, a volunteer charity, embarked on a mission to raise funds for Kingston Hospital’s Night to Remember Walk by crocheting letterbox toppers around Kingston. Founded
The best non-alcoholic drink options in Kingston pubs
With sobriety on the rise, we asked Kingston pubs for their zero-alcohol offerings Drinkaware’s latest statistics showed that in 2024, there was a one percent
