Kingston Crown Court has sentenced seven members of a drug smuggling ring responsible for the import of heroin and cocaine …
Ferguson eye witness speaks to KU students
The editor of the Socialist Worker, who witnessed the Ferguson protest, spoke to the Kingston Social Worker Student Society (KWSS) …
KU students first in line for campus blood check
By: Hanne Olsen & Elin Martinsen Kingston is the first university to be visited by NHS Blood and Transplant (NHS BT), …
Cross dressers dazzle SU for fundraiser
A KU student has organised a cross dressing fundraiser to raise money to enter one of the biggest design shows …
Three men jailed for dealing A class drugs
Kingston Crown Court sentenced three men responsible for major heroin and crack cocaine distribution in Hounslow to a total of …
Three men charged for Wimbledon burglary
Three men have been remanded in custody to appear in Kingston Crown Court in wake of a Wimbledon burglary. The …
Metropolitan Police launches London wide gun amnesty
The Metropolitan Police Service has granted a ‘get out of jail free card’ to all Londoners in possession of illegal …
‘Blood cleaned from walls’ after violent assault on Eden Street
Police and ambulance services were seen ‘cleaning blood off of shopfronts’ after being called to Eden Street on Tuesday evening in …
EMMY-winning Channel4 reporter is coming to Kingston University
Channel4’s Unreported World reporter Ramita Navai is coming to Kingston University for a one-off workshop, teaching aspiring journalists the …
Creative Writing KU graduate hears her characters on BBC Radio 4
Kingston alum Sumia Sukkar’s debut novel, The Boy From Aleppo Who Painted the War, has been adapted to a BBC …