Kingston University’s politics department has shifted its focus on mental health as the underlying theme for its annual ‘Themed Week’ …
Vote-turnout doubled for Student Council Election
577 students voted during the student council election this year, which is twice as many as the previous year according …
Low turn-out for Conservative talk at Kingston University
The Conservative candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, James Berry, received the lowest turn-out of students for his talk at Penrhyn …
Local Green Party candidate pledges to scrap tuition fees
In her talk at Kingston University, Green Party candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, Clare Keogh, promised of no tuition fees, …
Labour candidate for Kingston and Surbiton answers students questions
Labour candidate for Kingston and Surbiton, Lee Godfrey, was the first to speak in a series of events organised by …
Miliband’s mission on behalf of young people
Ed Miliband is on a ‘national mission’ to ensure that students who have “fallen off” the electoral registration roll can …
How to: get involved with politics for young people
A tweet saying: “My sister won’t vote because Harry Potter is on the TV” during the 2014 local elections went …
Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité: What does the Charie Hebdo attack mean for the future of French politics?
An one-million-people strong crowd headed by world leaders gathered in cities around France yesterday, united in grief at the attacks …
Labour candidate thinks he can be a contender with students’ help
Labour candidate Lee Godfrey believes he can overcome the odds with the help of the student vote at the 2015 General …
New Lib Dem society members campaign with local MP Ed Davey
Members of the recently-founded KU Liberal Democrats society are already campaigning alongside Kingston’s local MP, Ed Davey. Davey’s campaign manager, Jonah …