Kingston University course shortlisted for Guardian inclusivity award
The pharmaceutical science course at Kingston University (KU) has been shortlisted for a Guardian Award recognising its efforts in improving
Olney forced to defend tuition fees to Kingston students in fight for Richmond Park
Sarah Olney defended tuition fees to angry students at Kingston University hustings for the Richmond Park candidates yesterday evening. Liberal
Lights, camera, action! Budding bilingual students to debut project at BFI Film Festival
A group of budding student filmmakers are taking part in a project that will see them debut their work at
No internet, no television and no films: Welcome to Morden’s tech-free Acorn School
A unique independent school in Morden has banned pupils from using technology in school AND at home in a bid
Lambeth fraudster who admitted making £1.2m from conning students ordered to pay back £630,000
A Lambeth fraudster who conned UK students out of more than £1.5m through a bogus student loan website has been
Synths, drops and rock’n’roll: Croydon College musicians promote record label launch
While most teenagers might expect their first job to be a stint in McDonalds, the cream of Croydon’s creative young
South west London Liberal Democrats savaged in NUS ‘Liar Liar’ tuition fees campaign
Vince Cable, Ed Davey and Paul Burstow are being branded ‘liars’ in a National Union of Students (NUS) billboard campaign
On the Pulse: Will Labour’s pledge to slash tuition fees influence your decision on polling day?
The controversial increase in university tuition fees led to thousands of students protesting in the streets, now Labour have promised
Nick Clegg hits Carshalton campaign trail to back Lib Dem candidate Tom Brake… and take selfies
Nick Clegg took to the streets of Carshalton today to drum up support for former Lib Dem MP and candidate
How do you solve a problem like nadir? Game of Thrones actor joins youth vote apathy debate
In the run up to one of the closest elections ever, and with several marginal seats in south west London,
‘Angry’ Lambeth College lecturers strike over staffing contract row
Lecturers at Lambeth College have walked out today, threatening indefinite strikes, in a row over new staffing contracts. The strike