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Next government urged to unlock the potential of small businesses
Posted Tuesday 4 May 2010
Getting to know Britain's small businesses should be a priority for the next government if it wants to accelerate economic recovery, according to a Kingston professor.
Kingston University goes public on 'electrifying' Murdoch letters
Posted Monday 26 April 2010
Kingston University has recently bought a set of letters sent by Iris Murdoch to the French poet and novelist Raymond Queneau.
Young people at threat online
Posted Wednesday 21 April 2010
One in five children have been threatened through the internet, according to a UK survey of young people's online behaviour conducted by a Kingston University professor.
A rare glimpse into cinema's weird and wonderful history
Posted Friday 16 April 2010
Kingston University has teamed up with Britain's largest film archive - the BFI - to show some of the finest experimental films ever made.
Kingston's design credentials 'blindingly' obvious in Milan
Posted Thursday 8 April 2010
Graduates from Kingston University have been invited to exhibit their products at one of the most prestigious international furniture design trade fairs in Italy.
Ex financier wins top marine science fellowship
Posted Tuesday 30 March 2010
Kingston University student Cristin Luttazi has won a prestigious three-month fellowship to one of the world's leading marine science research centres.
Humble opening for Hurricane hero
Posted Monday 29 March 2010
Television presenter Kate Humble paid tribute to a generation of aeronautical heroes as she opened a new library at Kingston University named in honour of the designer of the Hawker Hurricane, Sir Sydney Camm.
Historic day for guardian of Hampton Court Palace
Posted Wednesday 24 March 2010
Michael Day was honoured for his work as chief executive of the independent charity responsible for five of the country's most important historic sites, including Hampton Court Palace.
