Ex-Kingston Council leader admits child pornography charges
River Reporter
Derek Osbourne is facing prison after pleading guilty to possessing 5,000 indecent images of children.
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New flat designs could be given to students
Kingston Council plans for new flats on Penrhyn Road could be a welcome boost for future students seeking accommodation. Marc Williams Kingston Council hopes to make university students the main…
Kingston restaurants’ hygiene slammed by rating scheme
Some of Kingston students’ favourite restaurants and takeaways have been slated over their food hygiene by watchdogs. Teri Dyer Nearly 100 Kingston stores have needed to make “urgent” or “major…
Barcadia avoids losing licence after unsatisfactory inspection
Barcadia avoided losing its licence after a meeting with Kingston Police at Kingston Council on Thursday. Kaia Tufteland and Gemma Coleman After an unannounced visit from police officers in late…
Kingston student creates ‘bush seat’ to help the community
After a portable wooden seat was mysteriously placed at a Fairfield South bus station, The River speaks to the man responsible. Ben Stevens A Kingston design student dubbed a ‘Banksy…
Police in place to prevent Norbiton squatter return
A group of squatters were evicted from a property in Norbiton and are now in a stalemate with the Royal Borough of Kingston Council. Romina Rovira Security guards armed with…
Landlord ordered to pay after breach of housing regulations
A Kingston Hill landlord has been ordered to pay more than £5,000 after failing to ensure the safety of her tenants. Jada Guest Sysben Shadwary, 52, of Ealing West London,…
Mexican restaurant guilty of possessing fake vodka
Mexican restaurant El Peyote may have its licence revoked by Kingston Council after being found guilty of possessing fake vodka.
Good riddance Oceana
Oceana Kingston, the most dangerous club in London, is set to close its doors for good. Zoe Birdsall Plastered yobs fighting, passed out clubbers and drunken girls piling into the…