Beth Malcolm is Scottish based Journalist at Heriot-Watt University studying French and British Sign Language. She is originally from the north west of England but is living in Edinburgh to complete her studies.
Kingston Upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kingston University’s cut Humanities department axe on job uncertainty. Closure planned for September 2025, amid concerns for the borough’s educational future. The university has attributed its decision to a broader trend in the higher education
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Vestry House Museum in Waltham Forest receives £150k National Lottery grant to support major refurbishment, boosting local heritage and community engagement. The museum’s goals of making its exhibits and artifacts “more accessible and inclusive” will be
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Defense Secretary John Healey reassured on US-UK intelligence sharing, stressing strong defense ties and collaboration to counter the growing Russian threat. John Healey has emphasized the UK’s commitment to enhancing its “exceptional defense partnership with the US”
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Data analysis reveals nearly a third of toddlers in Barnet are underdeveloped, raising concerns over early childhood education and development in the borough. According to new data, almost one-third of Barnet toddlers missed important developmental milestones last
Kensington And Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London launches mobile charging trial in Kensington, with FM Conway, Volvo CE, SMT, and Charge Fairy for electric construction equipment operations. Access to charging electricity is a problem for a lot of urban
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A shocking football injury leaves 30-year-old Crayford dad,Tom Carlse, unable to speak, after an elbow to the throat during a match in Bexley. Joe Foster, a friend, has been gathering money to support his wife and 18-month-old
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Teachers at three Waltham Forest secondary schools – Lammas, Leytonstone, and Willowfield – have gone on strike amid concerns over the schools’ future. On February 27, March 4, and March 5, teachers from Lammas, Leytonstone, and
Redbridge (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Redbridge Council’s CCTV Team cracks down on violent crime, using cutting-edge surveillance to identify and apprehend offenders, keeping local communities safe. Five people involved in a violent incident at JD Sports on Ilford High Road were recently
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Mayor Jason Perry’s council forced to withdraw Heathfield House from auction, marking the latest U-turn for cash-strapped authority. At a reference price of £1 million, Perry was proposing a 125-year lease on the Grade II-listed Italianate
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative peer Archie Hamilton criticized for antisemitic remarks in House of Lords, suggesting the Jewish community fund the Holocaust memorial in London. During a discussion in the House of Lords, a Tory peer has been accused of
