UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The NHS has warned that the upcoming five-day BMA doctor strike could harm patient care and disrupt essential medical services. A top NHS figure, according to The Independent, has sounded the alarm over the five-day junior doctors’
Bexley (Parliament Politics megazine) – In December 2022, Bilikesu Olagunju abused 88-year-old John Attard. CQC found Bexley agency Unique Personnel unsafe and is closely monitoring it. Son Chris Attard blames poor checks. As News Shopper News reported, CQC found Bexley agency Unique
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – TfL pledges action to prevent future tragedies after a bus driver was sentenced for the Bexleyheath crash that killed 9-year-old Ada Bicacki. Last August, Ada was killed in Bexleyheath when she was struck by a bus that
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth park staff receive bystander training to tackle harassment, part of a borough-wide initiative to improve safety for women and girls in public spaces. Paul White, Cabinet Member for Environment, said: “The idea is simple: we want
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Diamond Cakes in Harrow is giving away free pastries and coffee to support locals in need, launching a heartfelt initiative to help the struggling community. The bakery offers “coffee in anticipation,” which enables kind patrons to pay
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Red wall voters turn on Labour over welfare reforms, with 48% disapproving amid outrage over fuel payment cuts and tighter disability aid rules. As reported by The Guardian, a new poll reveals widespread dissatisfaction among red wall
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – School governors have formally opposed Lambeth Council’s decision to shut Fen Stanton and Holy Trinity Primary Schools, citing lack of consultation and impact on pupils. Brixton Buzz was approached by the Chair of Governors at Holy Trinity
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tory MP Patrick Spencer faces charges for allegedly assaulting two women at the Groucho Club in Soho, London, last year. As reported by Sky News, Patrick Spencer has been charged with two counts of sexual assault. The
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two people were taken to hospital following a double stabbing on Briar Road, Romford in Havering. Police have launched an investigation into the incident. Coltsfoot Path was the scene of the initial incident shortly before 12:50 p.m.
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police launch investigation after seven historic statues in Westminster were defaced with graffiti during a major trans rights protest attended by thousands. The Metropolitan claimed that although its officers were present in Parliament Square at
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council has planted over 2,000 trees across streets, schools, estates, and parks during the winter season to boost urban greening and biodiversity. To aid in the trees’ establishment, the municipality is currently watering them once a
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s Croydon mayoral candidate selection ends tomorrow using the online Anonyvoter system, without holding any in-person selection meetings. The London region office of the party is in charge of all aspects of the process, including tomorrow night’s
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – City Hall was warned that Sadiq Khan’s Oxford Street pedestrianisation plan could harm investment, increase crime, and “destroy” the area if mismanaged. Tim Lord, the chair of the Soho Society’s executive committee, informed the London Assembly that
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Abdul Khan, 27, of Durham Road, Harrow, was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order under Section 37 of the Mental Health Act at the Old Bailey on March 25. Khan was also subject to an extra Section
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch faces backlash for rejecting the UK’s 2050 net-zero goal, despite previous pledges to Tory MPs to uphold green targets. As reported by The Guardian, Kemi Badenoch faces criticism for reversing her stance
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bexley Council sale of the Broadway Leisure Complex raises concerns about the future of Cineworld and the entertainment scene, raising uncertainty among locals. The Broadway Leisure Complex’s long-term leaseholder, Aviva Life & Pensions UK Limited, will purchase
Greenwich (Local News Magazine) – Orlando Anthony Tordo, affectionately known as “Lindo,” passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at the age of 94. Greenwich residents esteemed Mr Tordo for his lifelong dedication to family life while pursuing his love of
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Town Hall hosts an immersive orchestral experience featuring young local musicians alongside Europe’s first majority black orchestra, this weekend. The Chineke will be the most recent in a string of architectural performances by the production firm
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two men who fatally stabbed a man in Croydon and then ordered pints of Guinness at a pub minutes later have been found guilty of murder at trial. The Old Bailey was informed that Rijkaard Siafa, 22,
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Harrow swimmers are urged to join Swimathon 2025, the world’s biggest fundraising swim, supporting Cancer Research UK, Marie Curie, and the Swimathon Foundation. This year’s event is scheduled for March 28–30, and participating venues include Hatch End
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ bid to prevent a £44bn compensation bill for lenders caught in the car finance scandal was rejected by the Supreme Court. On Monday, the Chancellor faced a setback when her attempt to intervene in
Hammersmith And Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith & Fulham Council faces 20,000 daily cyberattacks, prompting security measures like anti-phishing and improved firewall rules to protect data. The 20,000 per day rate is considered to be average for an organization of its
Kensington And Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kensington and Chelsea Council has been told to pay a mum £3,800 plus £200 monthly after leaving her in unsafe, mouldy housing for over two years. According to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Steve Sansom, a builder, has been handed a whole life sentence with partner for the brutal murder and dismemberment of Sarah Mayhew in Croydon last spring. He was out of prison on a life license for another
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A recent survey by YouGov reveals that Britons across the UK prioritize trade with the EU over the US, reflecting a continued preference for EU ties. On the fifth anniversary of Brexit, a recent poll shows that
The Chinese Embassy in Pakistan has confirmed that an attack on a convoy near Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport left at least two Chinese nationals dead and one injured. The assault, occurring around 11 pm on Sunday, targeted personnel from the Port Qasim
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – UK small businesses at threat of closure due to increasing costs and hidden bank costs, study reveals. A shocking seven out of 10 small and medium companies are living in fear that escalating expenses could force them
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Parts of the UK to be battered by 60mph winds after a week of weighty rain and floods. Winds of up to 60mph are placed to pummel the UK bringing potential travel trouble, days after heavy rain
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Terrorist who conspired to kill hundreds of Londoners in a Tube bombing is ‘released’ from prison. Failed terrorist Manfo Asiedu, a fundamental figure in the failed 2005 London bomb scheme, has been deported to Ghana after fitting
London (Parliament Politics Magzine) – Eight people perished overnight attempting to cross the Channel from France to England, French regional authorities have stated. The French maritime prefecture expressed about 59 people were onboard the boat, which got into hardship off the coast
The British Business Bank, the UK government’s economic development bank, is celebrating ten years of enhancing financial access for smaller businesses during Business Finance Week 2024. Running from September 26 to October 3, the week is dedicated to informing entrepreneurs about various
To prevent a broader conflict in the Middle East, the United States has been steadily positioning its Navy forces closer to the region. This deployment includes two aircraft carrier groups and a guided-missile submarine. American officials are openly communicating these moves to
The next government is being urged to pass critical legislation within the first 100 days following the general election, aiming to eliminate child poverty in the UK, according to five leading children’s charities. This coalition, which includes NSPCC, Action for Children, Barnardo’s,
Recent surveys have unveiled 81 distinct marine species flourishing along the Sussex coastline, including critically at-risk tope sharks and European eels. Other notable species observed include spotted rays, cat sharks, black seabream, Atlantic mackerel, and tub gurnard fish. This extensive biodiversity assessment
The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change has highlighted the necessity for the NHS to adopt flexible digital health records and support the formation of large practice groups in response to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. Their recommendations urge
In mid-September, the Labour government released a highly anticipated fiscal statement featuring several pro-business measures aimed at bolstering economic growth. Key policies include: The business community reacted positively, with the CBI praising the statement as a significant boost to business confidence. Bank
The EU Red Sea naval mission Aspides reported on Monday that the Sounion oil tanker, which has been on fire since August 23, shows no signs of an oil spill. Despite this, the ship remains ablaze, according to the mission. “All vessels
The Bank of England has announced a notable reduction in interest rates, lowering them from 5.25% to 4.75%. This decision, made during their August meeting, is significant as it reflects ongoing efforts to address inflationary pressures while supporting economic recovery. The cut,
Belgium, as a key diplomatic player, advises EU member states on promoting stability and shared responsibilities within the union, particularly due to its significant role in Brussels and its involvement with both national and international organizations. A crucial question arises: how much
The White House stated on Monday that the Gaza truce talks in Cairo have made progress and are expected to continue at a working level for several days, despite clashes between Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah. “There continues to be progress, and our
How Zelenskyy’s Independence Day Speech Resonates Amid Ukraine’s War Against Russia In a video recorded in the Sumy region, which connects Russia, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy briefed Ukrainians that war has ‘returned’ to Russia. “Those who seek to sow evil on our land
The Chinese government has strongly criticized the European Union for imposing tariffs on electric vehicle (EV) imports, following the European Commission’s decision to lower duties on several major EV manufacturers, including Tesla. China’s response to the EU’s electric vehicle tariff decision A
The General Medical Council’s (GMC) recent issuance of new guidance on climate activism within the healthcare sector marks a significant development in the intersection of medical practice and environmental advocacy. This comprehensive guidance is designed to address the growing involvement of healthcare
For generations, Guinness has been more than just a beer; it’s a cultural icon deeply connected to the Irish experience, playing a significant role during life’s most meaningful moments. Whether celebrating milestones like a new job, a wedding, or the birth of
Although Parliament will be in recess throughout August 2024, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) remains active in preparations for crucial legislative developments, including new audit reform, upcoming budget announcements, and the forthcoming party conference season. The ICAEW’s
Police anticipate an escalation in violence, with up to thirty additional riots expected across England. This unrest follows the tragic killing of three young girls in Southport just a week earlier, which has now sparked scenes of chaos and destruction in over
The groundbreaking health research initiative, “Our Future Health”, is set to launch new clinics across the UK, with appointments available at 14 new locations starting August 2024. This expansion will increase the total number of clinics to 200, aiming to make health
The 2024 General Election has delivered a decisive victory for the Labour Party, with Keir Starmer leading the way to a new era of governance. This win marks a significant moment for the UK, particularly for the life sciences sector, which has
Widespread demonstrations in Bangladesh have turned deadly this week, with escalating clashes between students, pro-government supporters, and armed police. The protests, which began over concerns about the civil service job quota system, have led to numerous casualties and injuries. Violence erupted as
In our recent survey examining the current state of the sector, an overwhelming 67% of participants expressed a desire for more training resources to enhance their work in creative health. Recognising this need, we aim to create a more collaborative environment for
