From February 9, 2005 Kingston Council won the hearts, if not the livers, of drinkers across the borough when it announced it would not try to end happy hours and cut-price drinks promotions after Richmond’s drive to end a binge-drinking
As I write this, my husband is stomping around playing the part of the Grinch having been out last night. Yes, we went out on a school night knowing full well the implications, especially when two children without a care in the world are still
Tributes were paid to a former Richard Challoner headteacher this week. Family and students celebrated the life of John Gwynn with a ceremony at the school in Manor Drive North this week. Mr Gwynn died, aged 77, on October 9 last year.
Kingston’s future stage stars will be demonstrating their talents with an intense and darkly comic production at the Arthur Cotterell Theatre from February 20. Immortal is an original real-time play that explores the moments after five English
A striking shot of sunrise was taken at Cobham Services on the M25. The golden sky was snapped in the early hours of Wednesday, February 11, by Lyndsey Lilly. Taking a break from the morning commute, Ms Lilly saw the dramatic backdrop lighting
Comedian Ed Byrne, who is appearing the Great Comic Relief Bake Off this month, has just been announced as a live act at the Epsom Playhouse. The Playhouse excitedly welcomed the booking as another sign that Epsom is fast becoming the "comedy hub
