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| − | '''The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames''' is an outer [[London Borough]] in south [[London]]. Several Kings of England were crowned in Kingston in the 10th century. Kingston was previously part of [[Surrey]], and the headquarters of Surrey County Council are still located there. | + | [[File:Kingston Market Square.jpg|thumb|Kingston Market Square]]'''The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames''' is an outer [[London Borough]] in south [[London]]. Several Kings of England were crowned in Kingston in the 10th century. Kingston was previously part of [[Surrey]], and the headquarters of Surrey County Council are still located there. |
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Revision as of 22:36, 4 February 2014
The Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames is an outer London Borough in south London. Several Kings of England were crowned in Kingston in the 10th century. Kingston was previously part of Surrey, and the headquarters of Surrey County Council are still located there.
LGBT history
There was a Kingston CHE Group in the 1970s, succeeded by the Kingston and Richmond Area Gay Society (KRAGS).
Kingston LGBT Forum is a place for LGB&T people who live, work, study and socialise in the borough.
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