Federica Calabrò is a journalist at Parliament News, She is covering Business and General World News. She is a native of Naples, commenced her career as a teller at Poste Italiane before following her passion for dance. Graduating in classical dance, she showcased her talents with two entertainment companies, enchanting audiences throughout Italy. Presently, Federica serves as the general secretary at the Allianz Bank Financial Advisors financial promotion center in Naples. In this capacity, she manages office forms, provides document assistance for Financial Advisors, oversees paperwork for the back office, and ensures smooth customer reception and assistance at the front office. Outside her professional obligations, Federica indulges in her passion for writing in her leisure time.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Earl of Shrewsbury faces scrutiny over incorrect travel claims, including first-class tickets for non-parliamentary work, and offers reimbursement to taxpayers. As reported by The Guardian, a Conservative hereditary peer, once sanctioned for breaching House of Lords rules,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council has launched a borough-wide crackdown on Blue Badge fraud to tackle misuse and ensure accessibility for legitimate disabled badge holders. As reported by Your Croydon News, it is illegal and will not be accepted in
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ashen Grove in Croydon is heading to auction once more, with developers eyeing the site for a 27-home housing scheme amid ongoing demand for new builds. As reported by Inside Croydon, concerned Selsdon residents are becoming alarmed
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Conservative Party seeks to mandate the recording of biological sex in official data, citing concerns over confusion between sex and gender. As reported by The Telegraph, Tory plans to be debated in Parliament this week would
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK sees an early surge in fruit and veg harvests, with warm weather closing the “hungry gap” and showing climate change’s effect on growing seasons. As reported by The Guardian, early strawberries, aubergines, and tomatoes flood
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – LGBTQ+ groups say UK court’s “biological sex” ruling sparks legal crisis, undermining trans rights and access to gendered services. As reported by The Guardian, in response to the Supreme Court’s landmark judgment on transgender rights, 14 leading
Hammersmith & Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Octopus Energy founder Greg Jackson has joined the Hammersmith & Fulham Growth Advisory Board to help shape local economic development and innovation strategy. This organization brings together local government, business, and the academia to develop
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A UK survey revealed a 63% drop in insect splats on cars since 2021, marking a decline in flying insect numbers, with the sharpest fall seen in Scotland at 65%. As reported by The Guardian, older drivers
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A borough-wide Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) will take effect in Haringey from Thursday, 1 May 2025, aiming to curb anti-social behaviour for 3 years. The PSPO will emphasize involvement, guidance, and encouragement as part of the
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Andrew Boff claims Oxford Street residents in Westminster are increasingly concerned about pedestrianisation plans, citing fears over disruption and access. People who live close to Oxford Street are “unanimously against” the mayor’s proposals to pedestrianize
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Met police raise concerns over the China super-embassy, citing potential disruptions from large protests and the need for additional resources. As reported by The Guardian, the Metropolitan Police warned that China’s planned “super embassy” in London would
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – TUC chief Paul Nowak criticized Reform UK leader Nigel Farage as a “political fraud,” accusing him of fake working-class support. As reported by The Guardian, Paul Nowak, the UK’s leading union figure, labelled Nigel Farage a “political
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bayo Dosunmu, Lambeth Council’s chief executive, resigned after being charged with drink-driving and other offenses following a crash in Westminster. A Lambeth council executive who was found guilty of driving under the influence and failing to halt
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After musician Ebow Graham’s death in 2020, an NHS trust and ambulance service admitted failing to provide timely mental health support in London. As reported by The Guardian, an NHS trust and ambulance service have confessed to
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering’s average house price rose 6.8% to £444,000 in February 2025, surpassing London’s 1.7% growth, driven by affordability and strong demand. Both real estate prices and rental rates have increased significantly in Havering, surpassing the capital’s
Kensington & Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kensington & Chelsea Council pledges £12 million to revamp a busy, overcrowded Tube station, aiming to improve accessibility at a major tourist destination. In an uncommon move, a council has offered to contribute to the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch criticises Labour’s blasphemy law support, warning it could harm free speech, especially with recent Islamophobia proposals. Tory leader has raised concerns that Labour’s backing of blasphemy laws threatens free speech in Britain, calling
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing is one of the worst-hit London boroughs for abandoned vehicles, with FOI data revealing growing strain on outer boroughs amid enforcement challenges. Ealing received 2,009 reports of abandoned automobiles in 2024, which was the second-highest number
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Shadow Secretary of State for Justice Robert Jenrick pledges to unite Conservatives and Reform UK, aiming to rebuild a united right-wing coalition. As reported by Sky News, in a leaked recording, Robert Jenrick expressed his intention to
Following confirmation that Croydon Council employees have been prevented from reading Inside Croydon, the executives who occupy the upper floors of Fisher’s Folly are becoming increasingly paranoid and have a siege mentality. Even elected council members have discovered that they are prohibited
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The IMF slashed the UK’s 2025 growth forecast, blaming President Trump’s tariffs, rising inflation, and energy costs, which will impact growth more than Europe. The International Monetary Fund has downgraded Britain’s economic forecast, warning that the UK
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson says trans women should use male toilets, urging businesses to provide unisex options after the Supreme Court ruling. As reported by The Independent, the Equalities Minister has stated that trans women must use
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southwark Council will decide next week if a two-day R&B, Soul, Rap, and Reggae festival will go ahead in Southwark Park during summer 2025. As the council looks for ways to fill gaps in its leisure budget
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Crowds gathered at Westminster Cathedral to mourn Pope Francis, remembered as a ‘voice for peace’, following the Vatican announcement of his passing on Monday. On Easter Monday, Father Patrick van der Vorst conducted a morning
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – JK Rowling, Harry Potter’s author, backed Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch as the only UK leader defending women amid rising gender identity protests. As reported by Sky News, women’s rights activist JK Rowling praises Kemi Badenoch for standing
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK’s growing support in Scotland may benefit the SNP by further dividing the pro-Union vote, according to top pollster John Curtice. As reported by the Daily Record, a leading pollster believes the rise in support for
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Woolwich’s Director General pub, once cherished for its stained-glass windows and community spirit, has been replaced by a Tesco store in Greenwich. Before being demolished in 2008 as part of a significant town center renovation, the Director
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich Theatre aims to overcome recent financial struggles as it unveils a bold new artistic vision to restore its role as a vital cultural hub in the borough. According to the theater’s longtime artistic director, the Covid-caused
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rachel Reeves seeks to ease US-UK trade strains during her Washington visit, while the ECB cuts rates in response to Trump’s aggressive tariff hikes. Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to visit Washington next week for UK-US trade discussions,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rupert Lowe, an ex-Reform UK MP, has filed defamation claims against Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson, and Zia Yusuf, alleging their bullying accusations were false. As reported by The Guardian, Rupert Lowe, the former Reform UK MP suspended
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London Mayor Sadiq Khan urges the UK to adopt the EU youth mobility scheme, warning it could shield Britain’s economy from Trump’s sweeping tariffs. As reported by The Independent, Sadiq Khan pressed officials to sign an EU
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nearly 10,000 back Liberty’s petition urging stricter oversight on Live Facial Recognition as Croydon Council faces criticism over lack of public debate. Although there is currently no legal precedent for the deployment of LFR cameras, the Met
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK inflation fell to 2.6% in March, adding pressure on the Bank of England to cut rates amid weak demand and global trade uncertainty. As reported by The Guardian, a drop in UK inflation to 2.6% has
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Logistics specialist Chancerygate and CBRE IM secure £18m loan from Investec Bank to develop ‘The Works’, a 93,000sq ft Grade A industrial scheme in Croydon. Last month, work on The Works began. Three structures divided into fifteen
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK payrolls fell by 78,000 in March, showing a slowdown, but wages continue to rise and unemployment remains steady at 4.4% despite global economic pressures. As reported by The Guardian, Britain’s company payrolls saw their fastest decline
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Mayor Jason Perry faces backlash after refusing to accept two petitions signed by over 5,000 locals at a full council meeting at the Town Hall. As the Conservative-controlled council refuses to discuss the situation at the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A £1.5m fund is launched to support Windrush victims in claiming compensation, aiming to rebuild trust and assist victims wary of the Home Office. As reported by The Guardian, a new £1.5m fund has been introduced to
Hillingdon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Hillingdon woman and her autistic daughter were told by the council to accept a home 275 miles away or face homelessness, raising public outcry. Soheila Serkani, 45, was evicted from her privately leased property last month
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Alex Burghart slams rushed steel bill, saying government made “pig’s breakfast” and granted itself powers not seen in decades. MPs approved a programme motion before the debate, allowing all stages of the government’s Steel Industry (Special Measures)
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain’s economy expanded by 0.5% in February, beating projections and showing broad gains across sectors despite concerns over the global trade war. As reported by Reuters, Office for National Statistics data showed the UK economy rose 0.5%
Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mystery deepens as LibDems withhold a key ‘Suez-Gate’ video ahead of a Sutton ward by-election, raising concerns of political censorship. In an attempt to hide their party’s backing for a proposal to construct a potentially explosive food
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reassures that the government’s grooming gang inquiries will go ahead, amid growing concern and political backlash. As reported by Sky News, a Home Office insider has revealed that additional investigations into child grooming
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council faces mounting criticism as nearly a third of its public CCTV cameras remain non-functional, creating surveillance blackspots across the borough. Experts caution that these surveillance loopholes are jeopardizing attempts to prevent crime and endanger public
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nature groups warn UK planning bill weakens protections, citing risks to species, urging amendments to balance development and nature. As reported by The Guardian, heads of 32 UK nature groups have urged the government to reconsider the
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The landowner behind the long-delayed Westfield redevelopment in Croydon is requesting public funding to revive the stalled project amid mounting pressure. The Whitgift Foundation is negotiating with the federal government and the Mayor of London for a
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Fears of overcrowding and cancellations spark fresh calls to overhaul two Croydon rail stations as part of a Brighton Mainline review, reports Harrison Galliven. According to MPs, “urgent” modifications are required to boost capacity at East Croydon
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK’s first womb transplant baby marks a significant milestone, with Health Secretary Wes Streeting suggesting such procedures could be available on the NHS. As reported by The Independent, the birth of the UK’s first womb transplant
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Camberwell Green has seen the most rapid gentrification in Southwark over the past decade, placing in London’s top ten, new Trust for London data shows. Camberwell Green, along with six other Southwark neighborhoods, is ranked sixth out
Hammersmith & Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Green Meet returns to Hammersmith and Fulham on Sunday 11 May, celebrating nature, biodiversity and community through interactive, family-friendly events. This spring, historic Fulham Palace will host a green-focused fiesta with a focus on
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer faces calls to tone down anti-migrant rhetoric following controversial comments at the International Immigration Crime Summit, from rights groups. As reported by the Guardian, over 130 refugee and human rights organizations have called on Keir
