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Heathrow ‘night flight regime’ sees local MP pushback while Government awaits ‘further evidence’

By Oliver Monk

2nd Jun 2024 | Local News

Twickenham and Richmond Park MPs say residents are suffering 'noise misery' under the government's current night flight policies. (Photo: Ollie G. Monk)

London Assembly members Gareth Roberts and Hina Bokhari along with Lib Dem MPs Munira Wilson and Sarah Olney have cosigned a letter to the Transport Secretary.

Five jobs available near Kingston right now

By Oliver Monk

1st Jun 2024 | Local News

Here is a list of job opportunities that are currently available in and around Kingston upon Thames.

Disabled riders from Park Lane Stables qualify for national championships

By Oliver Monk

31st May 2024 | Local News

Following its recent successes, Park Lance Stables will be taking nine riders and six horses to the Riding for the Disabled Association National Championships in July. (Photo: Rebekah Morgan)

Following its successes, the stables will be taking nine riders and six horses to the Riding for the Disabled Association National Championships in July.

Work begins on 452 new homes in Ham Close estate

By Oliver Monk

31st May 2024 | Local News

Key stakeholders attending the Ham Close site, including RHP’s Chief Executive Sarah Thomas, RHP tenant Mandy Jenkins, Leader of the Council Cllr Gareth Roberts, and Cain Peters, Regional Director of developers The Hill Group. (Photo: RHP)

Richmond Housing Partnership, which owns Ham Close estate, say the regeneration scheme will meet the area’s ‘current and future local housing needs’.

London is the ‘smiliest’ region, where residents grin for more than an hour a day

By SWNS

31st May 2024 | Local News

Wellbeing expert Dr Andy Cope says 'smiling is a universal sign of friendliness' (credit: Ivana Cajina/Unsplash).

Gen Z and Millennials smile for 65 minutes each day – but Gen X only manage 48 minutes, according to a study .

Kingston massage parlour accused of being a front for brothel and trafficked women

By Cesar Medina

30th May 2024 | Local News

Oriental Style Thai Massage, which has been in Kingston for over nine years, is currently having its license reviewed due to condition breaches and allegations of operating as a brothel (credit: Google Maps).

Richmond Council's Licensing Sub-Committee will decide whether to renew a massage shop's license after claims that it could be offering 'sexual services'.

Staggering £218 million owed in unpaid ULEZ fines

By SWNS

30th May 2024 | Local News

Over 70 per cent of ULEZ fines remain unpaid (image via SWNS)

A Freedom of Information request reveals the extent of ULEZ fines issued and the numbers left unpaid.

What’s on in Kingston: 60s nights, artist-mothers, National Bee Day, and more

By Oliver Monk

30th May 2024 | Local News

There's plenty to keep you busy in Kingston and around this weekend. (Photo: Oliver Monk)

Looking for something to do this weekend? Here’s the Editor’s top picks of events and activities in the local area.

Kingfisher engagement pushed back after general election called

By Oliver Monk

29th May 2024 | Local News

Public engagement sessions for Kingston's new leisure centre have been postponed as a result of the general election. (Photos: Kingston Council/Oliver Monk)

Councils across the country now face a pre-election period of sensitivity – purdah – where care must be taken to not influence voters using public funds.

Canbury Gardens hosts outdoor film screening ahead of ‘best yet’ Kingston film festival

By Oliver Monk

29th May 2024 | Local News

Kingston International Film Festival 2024 itself will run from 21 to 23 June.

Organisers say Kingston International Film Festival will host 86 films, ‘with 12 UK or world premieres’ over the course of three days from 21 to 23 June.

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