Five most read Kingston stories of 2023

By Emily Dalton

31st Dec 2023 | Local Features

Kingston Market Place. (Photo: Emily Dalton)
Kingston Market Place. (Photo: Emily Dalton)
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The year is almost over, so it is time to look back and relive the news articles you most enjoyed over the past 12 months.

Most of the stories on the list are from the second half of the year, which shows a testament to the growth you have helped Nub News have in Kingston over the past year.

Thank you for your support, and see you in 2024.

Without further ado, here's the news stories you loved the most in 2023.

King Charles III to visit New Malden's Korean community tomorrow

King Charles. (Photo: SWNS)
Train lines blocked between Surbiton and Clapham Junction due to emergency incident

Train lines blocked. (Photo: SWR)

Marks and Spencer to open store on New Malden high street 

New Malden High Street. (Photo: Google Maps)

Kingston crowned best place to work and live in London, new study finds

Kingston bridge. (Photo: LSH)

Lidl officially opens its doors to new store in Kingston 

Lidl. (Photo: Simon Bangs)

     

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