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Student sports memberships free for this semester

Student sports memberships free for this semester

Daniel Nuttman
January 22 2021January 22 2021
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The student union has made sports memberships free of charge for the rest of the semester. The announcement was made last week and has now...
Isthmian League season in doubt after lockdown

Isthmian League season in doubt after lockdown

Daniel Nuttman
January 21 2021January 22 2021
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The current situation in England regarding the coronavirus pandemic means that many organised sports events have been put in doubt.One of these is the Isthmian...
KU spends more than £2.5m on Covid-19 measures

KU spends more than £2.5m on Covid-19 measures

Laurynas Puikys
January 20 2021January 20 2021
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Last week Research Professional News revealed that Kingston University had spent over £2.5m on Covid-19 measures since the start of the pandemic. The money was...
KU Covid-19 testing centre open for key workers, but students have priority

KU Covid-19 testing centre open for key workers, but students have priority

Laurynas Puikys
January 19 2021January 19 2021
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Opened at the start of December, Kingston University’s coronavirus testing centre is still running despite the university’s closure and now welcomes asymptomatic key workers in...
Isolating students received support over Christmas from Student Union

Isolating students received support over Christmas from Student Union

Tia Hall
January 17 2021January 17 2021
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Three hundred isolating students received support via care packages and the union's telephone support service over the Christmas break. As part of the Kingston Union...
Covid-19 patients are getting younger

Covid-19 patients are getting younger

Rodayna Raydan
January 14 2021January 14 2021
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UK hospitals warned this week that their units are filling up with younger patients, compared with the first wave of Coronavirus.  Data from Public Health...
Zoom sessions allow Jiu Jitsu training to continue

Zoom sessions allow Jiu Jitsu training to continue

Daniel Nuttman
January 10 2021January 10 2021
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Sports clubs at Kingston University continue to be affected coronavirus restrictions as the third lockdown means normal activities still cannot take place. Luckily for students...
KU international students undecided on return to UK

KU international students undecided on return to UK

Aqsa Khan
January 9 2021January 9 2021
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Kingston University’s international students are considering their options for returning to the UK for the rest of the academic year, following the latest lockdown. Some...
Kingston rugby team unlikely to finish season following lockdown announcement

Kingston rugby team unlikely to finish season following lockdown announcement

Daniel Nuttman
January 7 2021January 7 2021
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Kingston Rugby Club has said that it is unlikely that their rugby teams will be able to complete their seasons after the government announcement of...
England plunged into third lockdown ahead of ‘hardest weeks’

England plunged into third lockdown ahead of ‘hardest weeks’

Aqsa Khan
January 6 2021January 7 2021
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a third national lockdown for England beginning Wednesday, January 6, with schools and colleges closed to all but a...

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