In case you missed it: The most-read Kingston stories of the week

By Ellie Brown - Local Democracy Reporter

29th Nov 2021 | Local News

A tender moment between mother deer and fawn in Bushy Park (Image: Sue Lindenberg)
A tender moment between mother deer and fawn in Bushy Park (Image: Sue Lindenberg)

Morning Kingston, it's Sunday 28 November and here's our recap of the last seven days in local news.

Kingston: our most-read stories of the week

  1. Kingston schoolboy arrested over recent muggings
  1. Kingston: Locals protest plans for giant 'cruise ship' building on site of hospital wing
  1. Kingston upon Thames named third happiest London borough
  1. Historic Kingston building that survived blitz to be turned into 341 homes
  1. Kingston: Calls for end to 'rat-running' in Richmond Park after car crash
  1. Kingston: More than 1,000 deer have died in Richmond Park over last 5 years, official figures reveal
  1. FIRST GLIMPSE: Luxury brownies baked in Yorkshire coming to Kingston
  1. IN PHOTOS: Kingston lights up
  1. Kingston: How to Fool Proof your investment returns
  1. Kingston: Cycle lane introduced to help with social distancing made permanent

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