Hackney Wick Bath House served as not-for-profit space

Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 1930s bath house in Hackney Wick will stay open as a not-for-profit, after a sauna company stepped in to manage the historic community landmark. Before opening more locations throughout London, the social company Community Sauna Baths

Bidcorp warns Rachel Reeves over rising taxes

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British food giant Bidcorp urges Chancellor Rachel Reeves to ease tax pressure, warning that higher duties on food firms may burden consumers. As reported by The Telegraph, food industry leaders warn Rachel Reeves against tax hikes on

Southwark playgrounds to receive £300,000 upgrade

Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southwark Liberal Democrats commit £300,000 to upgrade 30 playgrounds after three were listed among the ‘saddest’ in London, aiming to improve facilities. The playgrounds on the Kirby Estate, the Rouel Road Estate, and the Abbeyfield Estate were

New MUGA opens on Patmore Estate in Wandsworth

Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Multi-Use Games Area and play space has opened on Wandsworth’s Patmore Estate, offering residents and young people fresh opportunities for sport. Face painting, arts and crafts, basketball sessions provided by a local coach from London

Does the UK Have Veto Power in International Politics?

International politics comprises a web of alliances, treaties, and institutions embedded in their frameworks, which specify how states influence global affairs. Among these tools, veto power appears extremely powerful, at least for some countries; this is the ability to deny decisions or

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