Future of Rose Theatre in jeopardy
The Rose Theatre is facing a grim fight for survival after failing to secure vital arts funding needed to make up the recent £100k loss in council grants.
March for the Alternative: Public sector ‘show of strength’ in cuts battle
Unions flex their muscles in the largest display of public anger since Iraq war protests.
Exam Season Survival Guide
Nothing brings out the sun like an exam – and nothing makes the prospect of studying more soul destroying than peering out through library windows at what seems like hordes of carefree and tanned people, lounging in various staes of undress on some sun-dappled lawn.
Olympic road race to pass through Kingston
Kingston is to be put on the Olympic map as both the male and female cycling road races pass through it.
Does Kingston University have a problem with drugs?
Conviction of Kingston student for possession of cannabis raises questions for both students and staff at the university
London crowd helps UK free-runner win on home turf
Home-grown talent dominated the first ever UK visit of Red Bull’s popular free-running championships, Art of Motion.
Over 100, 000 people will “March for the Alternative”
Over 100, 000 protestors are expected to take to the streets of Central London tomorrow as they “March for the Alternative”
Olympic ticket Confusion
Last week saw tickets for London 2012 Olympic tickets go on sale for the first time.
Strikes: Kingston lecturers plan Penrhyn Road picket
Kingston University faces a day of disruption as lecturers join nationwide strikes over pay, pensions and job security
Chancellor aims to improve training for the young
Chancellor George Osborne today announced plans to help young people get the necessary skills to return to work.