Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As summer ends, schools across Haringey are preparing to welcome students back, marking the start of another exciting and promising academic year. The Haringey borough is a hive of activity as the youngest students enter primary school
Barking and Dagenham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New plans have been submitted to build 405 homes on the former Ford car plant site in Dagenham, marking the latest phase of redevelopment in the area. The blueprints show the next stage of the
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two 17-year-olds were hospitalized and another teen arrested after a triple stabbing on Old Kent Road, Southwark, on 27 August, police confirmed. After hearing allegations of a stabbing on Old Kent Road in Southwark, close to the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Immigration Minister Seema Malhotra dismisses Reform UK’s deportation plans as “gimmicks,” promising faster asylum processing and halving asylum hotel use. As reported by The Standard, Seema Malhotra slammed Nigel Farage’s party’s immigration proposals as “gimmicks,” saying they
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council and developer London Square have unveiled plans for two residential towers, 20 and 17 storeys high, along Brixton Station Road. Pop Brixton, a well-known restaurant and bar with workplace units, may be demolished and rebuilt
Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Waste firm Viridor has been exposed for nearly 1,000 environmental licence breaches in Sutton, raising concerns over pollution and regulatory oversight. Sutton‘s FibDems have finally acknowledged, twelve years too late, that the poisonous pollution emanating from the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform leader Nigel Farage retreats from plans targeting women and children, aiming at adult illegal migrants instead, amid criticism from charities and MPs. As reported by The Standard, Nigel Farage has scaled back his party’s deportation plans,
Casting a vote during an election is not the only form of political participation in a democracy. One of the best and surest ways of entering the political arena is through the entry into an existing political party. Although the global trend
Driving in the United Kingdom with a foreign driving licence involves specific rules and procedures that vary depending on the country where your licence was issued. Exchanging a foreign driving licence for a UK one is an important step for many residents
The exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union brought considerable changes across various sectors, including driving licences. EU driving licence holders living in or visiting the UK face new rules and procedures that affect how they can drive, exchange their
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Students across Haringey celebrated their exam results, marking achievements and preparing for university, apprenticeships, and future careers. Their perseverance and accomplishments are evidence of the skill and tenacity that flourish in our community. As a council, they
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Motorists in Barnet should prepare for five National Highways road closures this week, with potential travel disruptions and detours expected nearby. It is anticipated that one of them would result in delays of ten to thirty minutes.
Enfield (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Construction of the new Edmonton incinerator in Enfield faces ongoing delays due to local opposition and global challenges impacting progress. According to overseers, the Edmonton Eco Park rehabilitation project, which was supposed to replace the aging waste-burning
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Acton residents say years of neglect and poor maintenance by Peabody have left their flats unsafe, raising serious safety concerns in Ealing. Although the organization maintains that the apartments are safe, they accuse Peabody of neglecting to
The term “whip” in UK politics refers to both a crucial function and a crucial procedure inside political parties that support party discipline and the efficient operation of Parliament. The purpose of the whipping system is to make sure that MPs back
What is the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill 2025 and what is the Government hoping to achieve with it? The Bill represents a significant reform package addressing both children’s social care and educational standards, with implications for public authorities, schools, and families
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Dagnam Park in Harold Hill, Havering, was once home to a historic mansion, offering a glimpse into the area’s rich heritage and architectural past. Originally, the Dagnams estate stood there, including a grand house that was purchased
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – 143 patients in Barnet faced delays beyond 18 weeks for NHS wheelchairs, new figures reveal, raising concerns about service wait times and patient care. According to new data, more disabled people in Barnet had to wait more
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
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon students marked years of hard work and determination as they celebrated their GCSE results, showcasing academic success and resilience. This group of Croydon students overcame numerous obstacles to meet their goals because they were the year
The House of Commons is one of the two houses of the United Kingdom parliament and is arguably one of the most important decision making authorities when it comes to law making and political orientation of the nation. It is also the
Laws are the rules that guide how a country works and protect people’s rights and freedoms. In the UK, making a law involves careful review, debate, and agreement between different parts of government. From introducing a bill in Parliament to receiving Royal
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chiswick House in Hounslow will host the next Cabinet Question Time, offering residents a chance to engage with government ministers on local and national issues. Residents can ask the questions that are important to them during the
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westminster Council unveils plans to pedestrianise Regent Street St James’s, aiming to improve air quality, safety, and accessibility in the historic area. In reaction to the Regent Street, Haymarket, and Piccadilly Circus design, Karen Proctor,
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Young mum Kennedi was strangled by her cannabis-addict boyfriend in a brutal car killing in Hackney, sparking outrage and calls for justice. In a horrific eight-minute assault, Gogoa Tape, 28, killed charity worker Kennedi Westcarr-Sabaroche by throttling
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council and Vistry have agreed on a £250 million housing partnership to deliver new homes and regenerate communities across the borough. Six council-owned properties will house more than 500 houses, the majority of which will be
The question on what happens when one spouse or civil partner dies is one of the most frequently asked questions, particularly where there is a will. Although UK law of inheritance has some protections of the married couple and civil partners in
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Students in Hounslow celebrate strong GCSE results, surpassing the national average in both English and Maths for another consecutive year. Compared to the national average of 72%, more than 76% of Hounslow students received a 4+ in
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has dropped plans to remove five 70-year-old birch trees near East Finchley Station, following local concern and environmental interest. Developer Places for Barnet, a collaboration between the council and London Placemaking, has put forward ideas
Barking and Dagenham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Students in Barking and Dagenham celebrate the best GCSE results in borough history on Results Day 2025, marking a milestone in academic achievement. The borough was filled with scenes of celebration as students picked up
Kingston Upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Naz Zarei, a single mother and former foster child from Kingston, must remain in unsafe New Malden housing despite repeated complaints to her landlord. Five years ago, Kingston Council placed Naz Zarei in her present
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A fifth man has been charged in connection with the fatal stabbing in Southwark, as police continue their investigation into the tragic incident. On the evening of Monday, May 19, in the vicinity of Barcelona, Spain, a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces warnings over plans to cut the tax-free pension lump sum, raising concerns it could hit savers. As reported by The Independent, officials warned Rachel Reeves that cutting tax-free pension withdrawals could “disproportionately hit
Lewisham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haberdashers’ Knights Academy in Lewisham was placed on lockdown around 1pm on May 16 after intruders were reported on the school grounds. Three girls were interviewed by police after they were summoned to the school. No further
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council leads a west London initiative to expand electric vehicle charging points, supporting a cleaner, greener future for residents and drivers. The borough is among the most EV-ready boroughs in the capital, having already installed 1,081
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A suspected shoplifter faces 113 charges in Waltham Forest over 10 days amid a Met Police summer crackdown on crime and anti-social behaviour. According to reports, the 33-year-old stole around £13,000 worth of goods from Sainsbury’s
Richmond upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Richmond Council seeks public input on a proposed trial to curb engine idling and improve air quality through stronger enforcement measures. This week marks the start of the consultation, which is a part of the
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Minister for Early Years has applauded Haringey’s Holiday Activities and Food Programme for supporting children during school holidays. At Duke’s Aldridge Academy, the Minister for Early Years paid a visit to Tottenham Hotspur’s HAF Club, where
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Experts warn Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ proposed mansion tax could stall luxury home sales and push wealthy homeowners out, freezing the top market. As reported by The Independent, property experts warn Rachel Reeves’ plan to tax high-end homes
In British politics, nationalistic, conservative, free-market, and often much stricter immigration laws, political groups, parties, and ideologies are called right-wing politics. This may differ according to the specific party or coalition, but the right wing typically holds a high priority on stable,
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bromley’s West Wickham project delivers 26 new affordable homes, boosting local housing options and supporting the borough’s affordable housing goals. The program is part of the Bromley People Initiative, which is run by the Bromley Council. Executive
