UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK officials spend £75k on luxury travel during Chagos talks, raising concerns as Britain prepares to hand over the islands at a cost of up to £18bn. As reported by The Telegraph, civil servants spent nearly £75,000
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s selection of Rowenna Davis as Croydon mayoral candidate faces internal backlash, highlighting party tensions and concerns over leadership decisions. The remaining members of the Labour party in Croydon, including those referred to as belonging to the

Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Newham Council initiates the £1bn Carpenters Estate redevelopment, starting with James Riley Point refurbishment, aiming for 50% affordable housing. The first stage of the Carpenters Estate redevelopment in Stratford will begin with preparatory work at James Riley

Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey rail line to close over May weekend for essential engineering works. Passengers advised to plan ahead and check for replacement services. A Haringey train route will be forced to close for an entire weekend next month

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Policy in Practice reveals Wales and northern England will bear the brunt of £5bn disability benefit cuts, with millions in financial losses for these regions. As reported by The Guardian, new research shows a £5bn disability benefits

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour NEC’s Jess Barnard says Starmer must be held accountable if trans women are harmed using male toilets, calling the policy unsafe and socially harmful. As reported by The Independent, a Labour NEC member warns Keir Starmer

Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing traffic wardens to protest at Westminster on April 23 in a growing dispute over union rights and treatment by Ealing Council-owned Greener Ealing Ltd. The Unite-organized demonstration is scheduled to take place at College Green in

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badneoch faces backlash from 55% of Tory members for slow policy development, while 39% are satisfied with the party’s pace. As reported by The Telegraph, a recent poll shows that half of Conservative members

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Children’s Commissioner Dame Rachel urges parents to stop being lenient on phone use and set boundaries as kids’ screen time reaches alarming levels. As reported by The Standard, the Children’s Commissioner has urged parents to avoid playing

Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Islington residents criticize a housing association’s plan to add 11 storeys to Holloway Park blocks, fearing social housing needs are being sidelined for profit. According to the proposals, which Peabody revealed last week, two blocks might have
