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London 2012 Olympics prompts £5 million spend in Kingston

Posted Friday 26 July 2013

A report from Kingston University's Centre for Economic Research and Intelligence has revealed that last year's Olympic cycling events provided a significant economic boost for the borough.

Research examines difficulties faced by first-time mothers and premature babies

Posted Thursday 11 July 2013

Experts from Kingston University, King's College London and Guy's and St Thomas' Foundation Trust have joined forces to examine how mothers of premature babies experience community life once their babies have been discharged from neonatal intensive care units.

Research shows divorce spells big boost to women's happiness

Posted Monday 8 July 2013

A Kingston Business School study has found women become much happier with their lives after their divorces come through.

Self-publishing paves way for Fifty Shades of Grey

Posted Friday 5 July 2013

It's often seen as the preserve of the vain and talentless but self-publishing is undergoing something of an image makeover, according to new research from Kingston University.

Student battles to become Britain's greenest driver

Posted Monday 1 July 2013

A mechanical engineering student from Kingston University is hoping to scoop the title of most economical motorist in the United Kingdom.

Seesaw takes London Underground's famous logo on a playful adventure

Posted Thursday 27 June 2013

A Kingston University graphic design student has turned one of London's most iconic logos into a seesaw as part of her final year course work.

New approach to managing chronic knee pain hailed as best practice

Posted Thursday 27 June 2013

An expert from Kingston University and St George's, University of London has been praised for his work devising a group therapy programme for patients with chronic knee problems.