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13/11/2020

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 …

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Covid-19 testing
12/11/2020

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. …

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Students attending to school during the Coronavirus pandemic
12/11/2020

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 …

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12/11/2020

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 …

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Picture of Joseph
12/11/2020

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 …

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11/11/2020

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 …

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KU confirms 35 new coronavirus cases.
11/11/2020

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. …

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A photo of the socially distanced congregation at Cornerstone Church.
10/11/2020

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 …

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KU professor busts myths about French Revolution
08/11/2020

KU professor busts French Revolution myths on BBC show

Kingston University’s Professor Emerita of History, Marisa Linton, makes an appearance on the BBC Two documentary series Royal History’s Biggest …

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Beers are in high demand in Aldi
03/11/2020

Panic buying round two: Which items will it be this time?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of a new lockdown has sent some people into a panic-buying frenzy. Although places of …

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