Kingston snowsports’ ski trip still scheduled to go ahead
Daniel Nuttman
The Kingston University Snowsports Society says that the scheduled trip to Andorra is still taking place as it stands, which will be some good news to those who booked tickets.…
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Kingstonian manager not expecting season restart
Kingstonian manager Hayden Bird has said he’s not expecting the season to restart, due to the large number of fixtures that still need to be fulfilled between now and the…
Kingstonian Supporters’ Club keeping fans connected
During the coronavirus pandemic, fans of sports teams in England have, for the most part, not been able to watch live sport in person. Football fans have been unable to…
Combined Counties League interested in continuing season
The Combined Counties Football League is interested in continuing the season after the lockdown, although this may not be possible if the FA decide to cancel the current season. The…
Zoom sessions allow Jiu Jitsu training to continue
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 who have an interest in…
From living on the streets to Christmas number one?
Olly Cox
The story of Musician Laurie Wright’s journey from living on the streets of London to being in the race for the Christmas number one is an uplifting story we all…
Personal trainers and students disappointed by gym closures
Rodayna Raydan
Gyms have been forced to shut their doors once again leaving gym owners, trainers and their clients frustrated and disappointed. Many personal trainers are left with no income as they…
River survey reveals students’ worries for the UK after Brexit
Matt Perry
Kingston students believe that things will worsen in the UK as a result of Brexit, a River survey has revealed.
The 7 best TV shows to look out for in 2020
The 2010s gave us some of the most iconic TV shows of all time. With the likes of Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad cementing themselves as some of the…
Ghost towns: empty London universities respond to coronavirus
September would usually be the busiest time of the year for universities, as students are returning, but this year things look a bit different. COVID-19 has ruined plans for students’…