Summer ball part of NHS physio's fund-raising campaign in memory of uncle
A summer ball has been organised by an NHS worker in aid of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) in memory of her uncle, who was claimed by the disease.
Magwitching Hour: High hopes for Great Expectations at Rose Theatre Kingston
A National Youth Theatre director has Great Expectations for the company’s latest production, which comes to Kingston later this month.
Young entrepreneur sells lemonade to buy 'scholarship' violin
A three-year-old violinist set up a lemonade stall to raise money for a “scholarship” violin for children who cannot afford an instrument.
IYAF sculptures brought to Kingston's memorial gardens
A pop-up sculpture park has attracted crowds of visitors after transforming Kingston’s Memorial Gardens.
New Kingston health watchdog chair is former children's services director
A former director in Kingston Council's children's services department has been announced as the new chairman of the borough's independent health and social care watchdog.
IYAF: Beatboxers and banjo players play as impromptu shows pop up in town
Impromptu shows have been springing up around the town as a host of international acts set up shop in Kingston.
IYAF: War-torn world and the one hope for peace
A dystopian musical set in a divided world will be brought to life by members of the Orpheus Centre for young disabled adults.
Headteacher 'not told' about drug addict's needle exchange next to his primary school
A Surbiton headteacher said he was not “kept in the loop” about a needle exchange for drug addicts which was put next door to his new primary school.
Puppets and medieval tales bring Kingston Connections to a close
Storytellers took to the stage to round up the final weekend of Kingston Connections.
