Gyms have been forced to shut their doors once again leaving gym owners, trainers and their clients frustrated and disappointed. …
Vaccine hopes but don’t drop your guard
Positive results from a vaccine trial have been welcome news in the fight against coronavirus but with the approach of …
KU swimmers not likely to swim this year due to Covid-19
The newly-formed Kingston University swimming society will not be able to enter a swimming pool until at least the beginning …
KU students will have seven-day window to go home for Christmas
Students will have a seven-day window where they can go home in time for Christmas, the government announced on Wednesday. …
Students react to the early end to face-to-face teaching
The government is planning to end face-to-face teaching before the end of term in order to allow students to go …
Homeless man found dead 15 mins from Penrhyn Road campus
A homeless man was found dead outside Tesco Express near Kingston station on Wednesday. The metropolitan police said in a …
KU PhD Creative Writing student wins prestigious Bridport Prize
PhD Creative Writing student, Joseph Pierson, has won the prestigious Bridport Prize ‘Peggy Chapman-Andrews first novel award’ for his novel …
What does a second lockdown mean for businesses?
November is usually a crucial time for the retail industry as shoppers get ready for Christmas. There were hopes that …
Kingston University confirms 14 new coronavirus cases
Kingston University confirmed 14 new coronavirus cases on Monday, taking the total number of cases to 64 this academic year. …
Churches adapt to second lockdown
Churches are once again locked down. There are no more in-person services on a Sunday, or in-person students’ group on …