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NEARLY 4000 people enjoyed a night at the outdoor cinema at Sir William Fry Reserve last month.
The outdoor cinema ran on eight nights, showing classics like The Fast and the Furious, Breakfast Club, and Dirty Dancing.
The event raised almost $2,000 for the Kingston Charitable Fund, which supports local charities and community groups.
The events featured live performers and food vendors. A statement from Kingston Council, which ran the event, read “it was the first time Kingston had run an outdoor cinema event and proved hugely popular with locals with many ticketholders expressing their support and appreciation.”
Kingston and Epsom welcome new mayors
Kingston Councillor Sushila Abraham and Epsom and Ewell Councillor Peter O’Donovan were both inaugurated by their respective borough councils. Images via RBK and EEBC. Kingston and Epsom and Ewell both inaugurated new mayors in recent days as figureheads for their respective boroughs for the coming year. Councillor Sushila Abraham was sworn in as Kingston s new mayor, while in Epsom and Ewell Councillor Peter O’Donovan was named as the new mayor. In Kingston, outgoing mayor Cllr Margaret Thompson opened the inauguration ceremony and praised her successor whose appointment was also celebrated by race equality advocates Kingston Race Equalities Council (KREC).
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