Kingston joined the rest of the country in the ‘Clap For Our Carers’ campaign, which saw people applauding the work of NHS staff from their
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Rough sleeping in Kingston increases due to lack of affordable housing
The number of new people sleeping rough in Kingston Upon Thames increases every year with most individuals listing the reason as housing-related. Statistics revealed by
‘Tech thieves’ on trial at Kingston Crown Court
Romanian thieves who stole hundreds of laptops, phones and iPads from warehouses across the UK were caught when one of them mistakenly left a balaclava
Stormzy to play three ‘super intimate’ shows at Kingston’s Rose Theatre which sold out in seconds
UK grime artist Stormzy will play three small-scale shows in Kingston in January performing songs from his latest album Heavy is the Head. The Vossi
Deprived Kingston estate’s regeneration ballot scheduled for early 2020
Residents of Cambridge Road Estate will soon vote in a ballot deciding whether or not the estate is regenerated. Kingston Council agreed to re-schedule the
Hawks Road Artists hold winter open studios in Kingston
Kingston Art Collective, Hawks Road Artists, held its free winter open studios in collaboration with Artists Studio Company. Kingston has a diverse and dynamic range
#KingstonSaysNoMore and campaign against violence towards women
Kingston Council took to Twitter to take part in the #16days campaign to highlight support services in Kingston. Created by UNESCO, the 16 days between
Sunray Recycle wants Kingston’s plastic waste
A new initiative in Kingston aims to support the planet and the people living in the area. Sunray Recycle (@sunrayrecycle) turn plastic waste into profit,
Kingston’s Brexit Party candidate claims ‘the times are changing rapidly’
Scott Holman, the Brexit Party candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, has claimed people are beginning to turn away from the mainstream parties in the run
‘Register to Vote’ poster received complaints in Kingston town centre
Banquet Records employee and Liberal Democrat Councillor Jon Tolley displayed a poster across the top of his shop which read: “Register to vote before midnight tonight.
