Ealing Lib Dem leads crackdown on abandoned vehicles

Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An Ealing Lib Dem councillor spearheaded an enforcement drive in Hanger Hill, removing abandoned cars after years of complaints from locals. The ward’s councillor, Jonathan Oxley, collaborated with police and council personnel to address a persistent issue

890 arrested for terror offences including Croydon activists

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police confirmed 890 terrorism-related arrests nationwide, with Croydon activists among those detained in the UK’s latest security crackdown. Following directives from the Labour administration to stifle free speech while actual crimes were being committed throughout the capital,

Six-week consultation on Brixton planning forum begins

Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council has launched a six-week consultation on creating a Brixton Neighbourhood Forum, giving residents more influence over planning and development. This entails establishing priorities, forming policies, and assisting in directing future development in a manner that

Orchard Wharf redevelopment approved in Tower Hamlets

Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tower Hamlets Council has approved the Orchard Wharf redevelopment, paving the way for new homes, jobs, and revitalized riverfront space. On September 3, a Tower Hamlets council meeting authorized the huge Orchard Wharf regeneration project. Hundreds

Wandsworth launches 5-year sexual health strategy

Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth Council has launched a new five-year strategy to improve sexual and reproductive health for residents of all age groups across the borough. In addition to celebrating recent achievements, such as a 41.9% decrease in new HIV

Rockin’ The Country Festival returns in 2025

Rockin’ The Country Festival is one of the UK‘s premier country music events, bringing together music lovers, horse enthusiasts, and fans of Western culture for a vibrant celebration. Established over recent years, the festival has seen increasing popularity, becoming a staple in

Ealing Council fines shisha venues over law violations

Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two Park Royal shisha restaurants have been fined thousands after repeatedly flouting smoking laws, despite multiple warnings from Ealing Council. Despite earlier warnings that shisha smoking was prohibited, council officers found the activity occurring in enclosed areas

Harrow residents invited to Cuppa with a Copper

Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Harrow residents can meet local officers at new Cuppa with a Copper events, offering advice, support, and a chance to raise community concerns. 12 community and professional organizations came together for the most recent “Cuppa with a

Islington charity ends Philip Walker’s 22-year tenure

Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An Islington charity protecting an “architectural treasure” has appointed a new chair, ending Philip Walker’s remarkable 22-year leadership. Union Chapel’s board of trustees will be led by Ken Beech, who will make sure the civic charity and

Police incident blocks Long Elmes in Harrow Weald

Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Long Elmes in Harrow Weald was blocked following a police incident, causing delays for drivers and residents in the area. Due to a police incident, Long Elmes in Harrow Weald is closed in both directions this evening,

Counterfeit labubu dolls seized in Sutton

Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hundreds of counterfeit Labubu dolls have been seized in Sutton, with trading standards warning they pose a serious safety risk to children. A London authority has warned that the rise in fake Labubu dolls presents a “serious

One Bromley to lead neighbourhood health services

Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – South East London ICB has named One Bromley Partnership as the new health service integrator for Bromley, hosted by King’s College Hospital NHS Trust. The foundation trust will host the partnership, which will be established as a

Croydon hosts two-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon marked Ganesh Chaturthi with a vibrant two-day festival, bringing the community together for prayers, cultural programs, music, and traditional rituals. Over the weekend, Krishna Avanti Primary School hosted Croydon Mitra Mandal’s Ganesh Utsav, a two-day celebration

Kemi Badenoch says she targets Keir Starmer, not Britain

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rejects PM Keir Starmer’s claim, saying she criticises him, not the country, while pledging to boost UK energy independence. As reported by the Standard, Kemi Badenoch dismissed Sir Keir Starmer’s accusation, insisting she

Greenwich Council receives Woolwich development plans

Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Developers have submitted plans to Greenwich Council for a mixed-use scheme at the east ventilation shaft of Woolwich Elizabeth Line station on Arsenal Way. Berkeley Homes’ plan consists of four structures encircling a central pedestal with landscaping.