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Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council has approved the final phases of the Woodberry Down regeneration masterplan despite objections raised by local residents. Berkeley Homes was given conditional outline planning permission, subject to conditions, for the project’s final phases by Hackney
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London (TfL) has launched a consultation on a proposed Stratford to Chingford bus route, aiming to improve connections across Waltham Forest. Londoners are being asked to provide feedback on the next proposed Superloop SL14
Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Newham Council has admitted that overgrown allotments in Manor Park are receiving only “minimal maintenance,” sparking concerns among local residents. Bridle Path Allotments have been permitted to turn into a “wilderness,” according to plot holder Simon Shaw,
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Plans have been submitted to replace a former Westminster City Council nightclub and restaurant in the London Trocadero with a two-storey casino. According to a proposal submitted to Westminster City Council, the casino will serve
Lord Privy Seal is one of the oldest state offices in the UK. While there is a rich history behind the role, it has a more symbolic and administrative role within modern government. This article will discuss who the Lord Privy Seal
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing residents and community groups took part in World Clean Up Day 2025, joining a global movement to tackle litter across the borough. Locally led by Who Is Hussain in charge? Witham Road, Bedford Road, Kirchen Road,
One of the most significant treaties signed in the previous two centuries of British and Irish history is the Good Friday Agreement (Belfast Agreement). Signed on April 10, 1998, this agreement marks a major turning point in attempts to stop decades of
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to scrap the two-child benefit cap, as his child poverty taskforce urges the move before November’s Budget. As reported by The Independent, Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to lift
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, failed to declare nearly £740k in gifts to Labour Together, breaching electoral rules. As reported by The Guardian, the elections watchdog allegedly warned Morgan McSweeney to declare hundreds
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wetherspoons is set to open The Sun Wharf pub on Tooley Street, Southwark, after a ghost cleansing performed by the London Dungeon’s former medium, ensuring the venue starts free of spirits. As Southwark News reported, a new
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lloyds Banking Group will shut 49 UK branches between January and October 2026, affecting Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland. Link will open 11 hubs, with campaigners warning of access concerns. As My London News reported, Lloyds
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London warns 60+ Oyster cardholders to complete annual address checks. Around 382,737 cardholders must act to avoid paying £35 instead of £18, TfL urges checking emails and texts. As My London News reported, Transport for
