Kingston locals have been left “shocked” at the lack of events taking place during this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week. Over 120 events are currently due
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Junior doctors at Kingston and Tolworth Hospitals picket on day two of all-out strike against Hunt’s contract
On Wednesday this week, junior doctors came out in force at Kingston Hospital and Tolworth Hospital to protest against Jeremy Hunt’s new contract. The strike
James Berry reluctantly backs Conservative Britain Stronger in Europe campaign
Kingston and Surbiton MP James Berry has joined the Conservative’s Britain Stronger in Europe campaign to stay in the European Union (EU). He said: “I
Kingston Hospital junior doctors join first ever all-out strike in history of NHS
Junior doctors walked out of Kingston Hospital this week for the fifth time since the row over contracts began. They joined 78 per cent of
The M25 killer: Why is someone killing cats all over London?
As a cat killer allegedly mutilates and kills cats across London, what could be the motivation behind the gruesome spree and should we be worried that he or she might move
Kingston food bank soldiers on despite staff shortages and rising numbers of users
Film depictions of food banks are often depressing. They are too frequently limited to lines of people serving and receiving food, exchanging the same expressionless,
Former student at KU succeeding in the fashion industry
KU graduate Syed Nisar, who has interned at Alexander McQueen and had his own show at London Fashion Week, is rapidly making his way into
UK university vice-chancellor pay rises by 14 per cent over five years
University vice-chancellor pay has shot up by an average of 14 per cent over the past five years, according to a Freedom of Information request
Kingston Council announce fitness classes in local green spaces
KINGSTON Council has launched a series of free local exercise classes following the success of similar schemes in neighbouring boroughs. The classes are sponsored by The National Lottery-run ‘Sportivate’ project and come
Kingston council consults on proposal to pedestrianise Memorial Square
Kingston council has launched a consultation on proposed plans to pedestrianise Memorial Square in a step toward creating a safe pedestrian route between Clarence Street
