Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Three people were hospitalized after a serious collision in Queensbury, Harrow. Emergency services responded swiftly. Following on-scene treatment, the three patients were taken to hospitals for additional medical attention. Investigations into the crash are still underway, and
Kensington and Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Revellers, dancers, and musicians lit up Kensington and Chelsea for the Notting Hill Carnival, celebrating culture despite ongoing funding challenges. More than a million people were anticipated to attend the 57th edition of the carnival,
Political contributions over £500 are heavily regulated under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act of 2000 (PPERA). The law regulates who is allowed to donate to political parties, emphasising individuals and organisations based in the United Kingdom. Payments by non-UK persons
The term left-wing politics refers to the group of different political philosophies that are adopted in the UK that focus to so great extent on social equality and egalitarianism and on the attention that the government can offer about welfare and economic
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Grade II-listed statue in Hammersmith and Fulham is set for restoration after a successful fundraiser reached its target to support the revamp. The bronze sculpture of The Greek Runner, which has been in Hammersmith’s
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A woman has died following a serious road traffic collision on King Street in Hammersmith. Police investigations are ongoing. At approximately 5:30 p.m. on Friday, August 22, the London Ambulance Service reported that it had
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves drops pledge to protect homes from council tax, hinting at new property levies to cover £50bn gap. As reported by The Telegraph, Rachel Reeves declined to reaffirm her pre-election pledge not to burden middle-class
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chiswick councillors have been named among the most hardworking in Hounslow, highlighting their active roles in community service and local governance. The amount of casework completed by Hounslow council members has been documented, and four of Chiswick’s
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s VAT and tax increases closed Dudley’s King Alfred Christian School, with rising fees forcing families to withdraw children. As reported by The Telegraph, a low-cost Christian school has closed, with Labour’s VAT raid cited as the
United Kingdom referendums are implemented with a bare majority and again on a case-by-case basis, when permissive legislation is selected by Parliament, hence an occasional, not routine or automatic by-product of the political process. The UK Parliament is independent and has the
