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Health inequalities still exist for people with learning disabilities, Kingston University professor has found

By The Editor

4th Dec 2023 | Local News

People with learning disabilities still die several decades earlier than the general population, and many of these deaths are avoidable. (Photo: Emily Dalton)

Health inequalities still exist for people with learning disabilities, a Kingston University professor has found as part of an annual NHS England report. .

Six lovely jobs to apply for in Kingston NOW

By Emily Dalton

2nd Dec 2023 | Local News

Find local jobs near you. (Photo: The Mill)

Looking for a job? Here's your weekly round up of vacancies in the Kingston area: care assistant, creche supervisor; officer roles, dental nurse receptionist.

Local singer/songwriter Tom Speight to perform at Kingston Christmas Market

By Emily Dalton

1st Dec 2023 | Local News

Tom Speight to perform at Kingston Christmas Market. (Photo: InKingston/Instagram)

Local singer/songwriter Tom Speight is performing at Kingston Christmas Market tonight (1 December) at 6pm with free entry.

Rose Theatre announces 2024 Christmas production

By Emily Dalton

1st Dec 2023 | Local News

Robin Hood announced as the next Christmas production. (Photo: Supplied)

As its production of Peter Pan opened last night, Rose Theatre has announced next year’s Christmas production as Robin Hood. .

Ex-Lib Dem councillor calls Kingfisher leisure centre update 'expectations management'

By Emily Dalton

30th Nov 2023 | Local News

Current site of Kingfisher. (Photo: Nub News)

Ex-Lib Dem councillor calls Kingfisher leisure centre update ‘expectations management’ as Kingston council avoids clear timeline. .

What's on this weekend in Kingston: Christmas carols, theatre, independent shopping trail and Santa's grotto

By Emily Dalton

30th Nov 2023 | Local News

One of the winners from Ed Davey's Christmas Card competition. (Photo: Supplied)

Keep it local this weekend with festive activities in Kingston. From carolling with the Mayor, to Christmas shopping from independent businesses and students.

Local children’s charity prepares to be there for more families this Christmas

By Emily Dalton

30th Nov 2023 | Local News

Family Support Workers at Momentum will be there for families in hospital and at home this Christmas, ensuring that no one has to cope alone. (Photo: Supplied)

Momentum will be available in the festive period to support families in London and Surrey who have a child with cancer or another life-challenging condition.

SWR announce severely limited rail services during December strikes

By Emily Dalton

30th Nov 2023 | Local News

Industrial strike action to impact December services. (Photo: SWR)

South Western Railway (SWR) has confirmed there will be an extremely limited service on Wednesday 6 December due to industrial action.

Kingston University students to host art market in the Bentall Centre

By The Editor

29th Nov 2023 | Local News

Kingston University students hold art fair. (Photo: Supplied)

The market will feature a range of original, handmade goods, from jewellery and fine art prints to ceramics and stationery. .

Man sentenced for 15 years after raping a 13-year-old child

By The Editor

29th Nov 2023 | Local News

David Riddle, 53, sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. (Photo: Kingston Met Police)

Kingston police were called to reports of a serious sexual assault against a child in their home address by an adult stranger they had met on social media.

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