UK News, Comment and Analysis

Suggestions

  • Business
  • London
    • Lewisham
    • Merton
    • Newham
    • Redbridge
    • Richmond Upon Thames
    • Southall News
    • Southwark
    • Sutton
    • Tower Hamlets
    • Waltham Forest
    • Wandsworth
  • World
    • Middle East
    • Europe
    • USA
  • Business
  • Commons & Lords
  • UK News
  • Our Magazine
  • Number 10
  • World

Beth Malcolm

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.

Hammersmith Bridge reopens for cyclists and pedestrians
Hammersmith And Fulham

Hammersmith Bridge reopens for cyclists and pedestrians

Hammersmith & Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith Bridge’s main carriageway reopens following a £2.9m upgrade, improving access and safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and e-scooter users. After the engineers finished stabilizing the 138-year-old cast iron suspension bridge, new bike and pedestrian lanes

by Beth Malcolm
April 17, 2025
Distressed parents oppose merger of 2 primary schools in Westminster
City of Westminster

Distressed parents oppose merger of 2 primary schools in Westminster

City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two Westminster primary schools merged due to declining enrolment and financial strain, prompting warnings from parents over overcrowded classrooms and quality. Before the September term begins, the governors of Our Lady of Dolours and St.

by Beth Malcolm
April 16, 2025
Supreme Court Trans women not legally women in UK law
UK News

Supreme Court: Trans women not legally women in UK law

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK Supreme Court ruled that trans women are not legally female under the Equality Act, backing biological sex in defining access to single-sex rights. As reported by The Independent, the Supreme Court has issued a landmark

by Beth Malcolm
April 16, 2025
Waltham Forest Council apologises over housing failure
Waltham Forest

Waltham Forest Council apologises over housing failure

Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Waltham Forest Council apologises after failing to house a vulnerable homeless man. The Housing Ombudsman ordered over £1,000 in compensation. After an at-risk person was left homeless for months because his housing application was not processed

by Beth Malcolm
April 15, 2025
Sir Alan Sue government over post office payout delays
UK News

Sir Alan: Sue government over post office payout delays

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Alan Bates urged Post Office victims to sue the government over delays in compensation, warning the process may stretch into 2027. As reported by Sky News, campaigners urge justice through the courts as Post Office compensation

by Beth Malcolm
April 15, 2025
Steve Bray wins case over Westminster music ban violation
UK News

Steve Bray wins case over Westminster music ban violation

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Steve Bray, the anti-Brexit activist, was cleared of breaching a police ban for playing protest music outside Parliament, with the judge supporting his rights. As reported by The Independent News, “Stop Brexit Man” was found not guilty

by Beth Malcolm
April 14, 2025
Education report flags crowded schools in Havering
Havering

Education report flags crowded schools in Havering

Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New education data reveals several Havering primary schools are operating over capacity, raising concerns about classroom sizes and local infrastructure planning. Nine primary schools in the borough were overcrowded between 2023 and 2024, according to data from

by Beth Malcolm
April 12, 2025
Petition rises against gate-less East Croydon bridge
Croydon

Petition rises against gate-less East Croydon bridge

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – East Croydon commuters launch a petition urging Network Rail to install ticket gates on the new bridge amid fears of overcrowding and long queues at peak hours. With almost 1,000 signatures, individuals are angry that without this

by Beth Malcolm
April 10, 2025
Reform UK could surpass Labour in 2026 Welsh election poll
UK News

Reform UK could surpass Labour in 2026 Welsh election poll

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Internal Labour polling shows Reform UK could overtake Labour in the 2026 Welsh elections, with the new voting system giving Farage’s party a potential edge. As reported by The Guardian, insiders revealed Labour’s internal polling indicating Nigel

by Beth Malcolm
April 10, 2025
MoD allegations Female defence workers say no action taken
UK News

MoD allegations: Female defence workers say no action taken

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Female defense workers at the Ministry of Defence report persistent sexual harassment despite previous allegations, demanding an independent inquiry. As reported by The Guardian, a top union claims female staff at the Ministry of Defence say minimal

by Beth Malcolm
April 9, 2025
Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 132 Next

Authors

  • The Editor

    A last minute message to MPs
  • Beth Malcolm

    Darren Jones urges UK-US trade deal to save 150,000 jobs
  • Sarah Dinenage

    Late-night Ealing sushi bar approved amid objections
  • Federica Calabrò

    Ealing meeting targets racial bias in school exclusions
  • Massimiliano  Verde

    No major NHS funding boost, says Sir Jim Mackey
  • Daniele Naddei

    Shortcomings found in adult care in Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Eleni Kyriakou

    Revealed: UK’s Health & Safety Executive advised Qatari World Cup organisers
  • Alistair Thompson

    MPs turning against assisted dying bill finds “bombshell” poll
  • Parliament Politics Magazine

    Understanding Family Hubs and the Start for Life Initiative
  • Ashton Perry

    Ukraine war day 116: Everything that is known
  • Kourtney Spak

    Rail strike: Shapps calls government involvement demands a “stunt”
  • Joanne Green

    Double stabbing on Briar Road sends two to hospital in Havering
  • Jessica Bayley

    Turning Points in Climate Litigation
  • Sarah Bromley

    Number of Scottish Covid Patients Hits Highest in 13 Months
  • Faizah Haider

    The impact of the Russian oil ban in the United States
  • Mirza

    Met police warn of concerns over China’s super embassy

Recent Posts

  • No major NHS funding boost, says Sir Jim Mackey
  • Shortcomings found in adult care in Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Ealing meeting targets racial bias in school exclusions
  • Keir Starmer’s deal to bring in low-grade US beef
  • Late-night Ealing sushi bar approved amid objections

Recent Comments

    Banner

    Latest Interviews

      Support Our Work

      © 2025 - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

      • About
      • Privacy
      • Help
      • Publishing Principles
      • Terms
      • Contact

      More Info

      • About US
      • Contact Us
      • London
        • Lewisham
        • Merton
        • Newham
        • Redbridge
        • Richmond Upon Thames
        • Southall News
        • Southwark
        • Sutton
        • Tower Hamlets
        • Waltham Forest
        • Wandsworth
      • World
        • Middle East
        • Europe
        • USA
      • Business
      • Commons & Lords
      • UK News
      • Our Magazine
      • Number 10
      • World