Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon ranked as the most popular UK location for homebuyers over the past five years, according to new data from the Mortgage Advice Bureau. With an average property price of £409,800, Croydon has become the most sought-after
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council partners with Anya Healthcare to offer round-the-clock parenting support for local families, improving early years care and wellbeing. The Croydon Anya App offers round-the-clock assistance to families during the crucial first 1001 days of a
With illegal immigration and its impact on communities remaining constant in the news, we have decided to take a look at the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill. What is the Government hoping to achieve with its legislative approach to addressing border
Individuals and organisations have to be made aware because the legal system keeps changing depending on the events that happen globally, the political thrust of the day, and the economic needs. The immigration rules of the country determine who can enter the
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Plans to transform the former Greenwich Town Hall into build-to-rent flats move forward, as the redevelopment edges closer to planning approval. Plans to renovate the Grade II listed property on Greenwich High Road were presented in 2022
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A three-car collision occurred on Hutton Lane, Harrow Weald, on Saturday, 16 August. Authorities responded swiftly and no major injuries were reported. Following reports that one of the drivers had left the site, the incident was reported.
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s Policing and Crime spokesperson in City Hall Southwark opposes plans to scrap nearly half of London’s police station front counters, breaking party ranks. Marina Ahmad, the Labour Party’s spokesman for Policing and Crime in City Hall,
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Deonte Mowatt-Slater, 16-years-old, was fatally stabbed before fleeing the scene and crashing his moped into a lamppost in Islington, a court has heard. He passed away at the scene of the collision and was discovered dead in
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith and Fulham schools marked a successful Results Day on 14 August, with Year 13 students achieving strong grades and securing top university placements. Nearly 25% of all A-Level grades at Fulham Boys School were
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it will not use Live Facial Recognition cameras on Surrey Street, Croydon, despite calls to curb crime and anti-social behaviour. According to some merchants, they were informed last week that Fairfield, the
The UK has a structured legislative method that ensures the way for proper consideration, debate, and the passing of laws before they can come into effect. Legislative procedure outlines the distinct phases that take place in both Houses of Parliament, which involve
Microplastics have quietly become one of the most worrying environmental and health hazards of our era. While plastic bottles, packaging, and cutlery might get most of our attention when thinking about waste, it’s the invisible residue—microplastics—that’s infiltrating our bodies and ecosystems at
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Popular bar The Craft Beer Rooms in Bromley has closed its doors for good, marking the end of a local favourite spot for craft beer lovers. The Craft Beer Rooms announced on Thursday, August 14, that they
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Suspended Labour councillor Ricky Jones has been cleared of charges of encouraging violent disorder over comments made at an anti-racism rally. Jones was charged with the crime and put on trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court after
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police in Norwich arrested 13 protesters for showing support for the banned group Palestine Action, five detained for questioning, others released.’ As reported by The Guardian, Norwich police arrested 13 people for allegedly supporting the banned group
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK youth faith surged among 18–24s from 16% to 36% over four years, while atheism in the age group fell to 32%. As reported by The Telegraph, belief in a supernatural power has risen among young Britons,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Local Labour members in Croydon express outrage over what they call a ‘travesty’ of the candidate selection process, demanding greater transparency and fairness. Following months of obstinate quiet on their choice of candidates for the local elections
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police have launched a murder investigation after a woman was fatally assaulted in Havering. An urgent appeal for witnesses and information is underway. Officers were summoned to Chadwell Heath, Havering, just after 5:30 a.m. on Saturday, according
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A mural and bench honoring Elianne Andam, installed outside Croydon’s Whitgift Centre on the anniversary of her death, have been taken down. According to sources, this is done to protect them from potential harm while road construction
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour Cllr Ricky Jones, 58-years-old is on trial at Snaresbrook Crown Court over calling demonstrators “disgusting Nazi fascists” during a protest confrontation. Following the demonstration, which was organized in reaction to plans for a far-right march
In the UK, devolution has been a diversity-laden, contradictory political process that involves the cession of some of the powers and roles of the national government of Westminster to the regional governments of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and some areas of England.
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich’s most and least expensive streets to buy a home are out—one lined with seven-figure Georgian houses, the other offering more affordable options. There are several listed historic buildings in Greenwich, including residences and structures from as
Kingston Upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Coombe Convenience Store in Kingston has retained its licence following accusations of handling stolen goods, after a review by the local licensing authority. After claiming that officers had discovered stolen items at the Coombe Convenience
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper defends expanding live facial recognition to target serious offenders, promising safeguards amid privacy fears. As reported by The Independent, Yvette Cooper backed the government’s use of live facial recognition to tackle serious offenders,
To understand how the UK voting system works, one has to examine the numerous voting possibilities, the theoretical eligibility, the history of the system, and the topical cases of elections. Whether at the local council or national Parliament, members are elected by
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westminster Council has been ordered to pay a pensioner £650 in compensation after repeatedly offering unsuitable housing while processing a homelessness application. Westminster Council was ordered by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman to
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Workers employed by an outsourced contractor at Barnet Hospital have secured trade union representation following a new agreement made last month. To provide workers with representation, Medirest, a support services company, and the GMB inked a voluntary
Lewisham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Heritage buses will run for free next month on route 54 through Blackheath and Lewisham, giving passengers a nostalgic ride back in time. The event will take place in conjunction with Catford Bus Garage’s open day, which
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Drivers in Barnet are advised to plan ahead as eight road closures are scheduled this week on the National Highways network near the area. Additionally, one of them is anticipated to result in delays of ten to
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Local names appear on bus stops as North Paddington launches a new arts festival in Westminster, featuring dozens of events and an international food court. To highlight those who have made contributions to their communities,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK and Europe joined a satellite mission to improve extreme weather forecasts, helping provide early warnings to protect lives and property worldwide. As reported by The Independent, experts said a series of satellites will launch over
The British government is complex and is rooted in the concepts of parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy, and is centuries old. There is a strict balance of power, which enables the Crown (the monarch), Parliament, the prime minister, the Cabinet, and other
Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An inquest will be held after a DJ was discovered dead in his Manor Park home in Newham, East London, authorities confirmed following the tragic incident. After failing to determine a cause of death, forensic pathologists concluded
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Councillors in Waltham Forest criticize plans to permanently shut Chingford Police Station’s front desk, warning it could harm elderly residents the most. The Metropolitan Police announced last week that it would close 18 of London’s 37
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – West Harrow’s ‘Cuppa with a Copper’ event sparks vital discussion on women’s health and public safety, promoting community-police engagement. On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, St. Peter’s Church in West Harrow hosted the most recent Cuppa with a
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Southwark mother receives £300 after authorities mishandled her complaint about her daughter’s police-advised housing moves, including beyond London. Despite the fact that social care was involved, the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman discovered that Southwark
It has proved to be a complex mixture of power, visibility, cultural icon status, constitutional position, and a history of stability that has allowed the British monarchy to survive to this date. Nonetheless, the monarchy has a place in British politics and
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng will headline a conference by Nomad Capitalist, a firm helping wealthy clients with legal tax avoidance and global mobility. As reported by The Guardian, Kwasi Kwarteng, who was fired after 38 days over
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves called for patience amid a £50bn shortfall and rising inflation, pledging steady progress to fix Britain’s economy. As reported by The Guardian, Rachel Reeves asked the public for patience, saying the change voters sought
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK Cabinet Office plans to cut over 100 civil service jobs in security vetting and Cobra teams, raising concerns over national security and emergency risks. As reported by The Standard, the British government plans to cut
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police arrested 365 people linked to banned group Palestine Action, and five more for assaulting officers, during protests in Westminster, London. Defend Our Juries held a demonstration in Parliament Square, City of Westminster, on Saturday,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The latest food hygiene ratings for restaurants, takeaways, and kitchens across Croydon have been revealed. See how your local eateries scored. Inspectors evaluated the facility’s cleanliness, risk management, and food handling safety in accordance with Food Standards
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer vows full UK support for Ukraine as Volodymyr Zelensky rejects giving up land to Russia during tense peace talks. As reported by The Independent, Keir Starmer reaffirmed Britain’s “unwavering support” for Ukraine
A hung parliament is a situation where no party controls an absolute majority of seats in a parliamentary legislature. It usually happens to systems that are founded on the Westminster system. This does not allow automatic construction of a stable government by
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich Council reassures residents it won’t sell or develop its allotments, following a political dispute in Westminster over green space protections. Hundreds of homeowners are on waiting lists in the three boroughs of Lewisham and Bexley, which
The Liberal Democrats are one of the essential political parties in the UK, and they rest firmly on the Liberal side of their worldview. Their working policies are based on core beliefs of liberty, equality, democracy, community, human rights, internationalism, and ecology,
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sherwood Grange care home in Wandsworth failed to properly manage a resident’s pressure sores before his death, a watchdog has found in a recent ruling. In order to compensate his sister for the grief caused by the
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The opening of Wetherspoons’ new Southwark pub has been delayed to September, missing its original August bank holiday launch date. The Sun Wharf, the new location, will replace the old London Dungeon in the unique brick arches
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth launched its new Biodiversity Action Plan, ‘Wild Wandsworth’, on August 7, 2025, to boost wildlife, restore habitats, and connect locals to nature. They have already taken steps, such as establishing deadwood habitats in parks and planting
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A long-awaited review of council funding across England could finally bring financial relief to Croydon, one of the country’s most debt-stricken local authorities. According to a report by the nation’s top independent economics research institute, Croydon may
