Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour Party faces backlash after blocking members from questioning Croydon mayoral candidates Rowenna Davis and Manju Shahul-Hameed in a Zoom meeting. Before members could cast their votes, this would be the only time the council members appeared
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage earned £40,000 for a keynote speech at an event by Nomad Capitalist, a firm that helps the wealthy reduce taxes. As reported by The Independent, Mr Farage was paid £40,000 for speaking
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council’s proposal for new controlled parking zones in Greenford faces backlash, as just 8% of residents support the plan, consultation reveals. In its report, Ealing Council’s interim head of parking, Tom Gallagher, wrote: “While parking pressures
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council has approved converting Apollo and Lunar House—two 1960s office blocks on Wellesley Road—into 580 new residential flats. As part of a plan on behalf of Singaporean real estate developers Ho Bee Land, more than 580
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bank of England warns Trump’s tariffs risk global shocks and recession, warning of severe financial shocks and slower economic growth. As reported by The Telegraph, the Bank of England says Trump’s trade war increases global vulnerability to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – ECHR rules against Sir Philip Green, stating UK Parliament has the right to name him despite his privacy claims and court order over misconduct reports. As reported by The Guardian, retail magnate Philip Green’s lawsuit failed after
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Norbury Park Lawn Tennis Club in Croydon saved from sale after a community campaign raised £25,000, forcing the council to halt plans to sell the land. When the council announced plans to sell its lease as part
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander says that Labour’s electric vehicle policy changes will have a minimal impact on emissions, aiming to back the car industry. As reported by The Guardian, the transport secretary said Labour’s adjustments to electric
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a judicial review over her move to impose National Insurance hikes on care homes, risking further burden on the NHS. As reported by The Telegraph, care homes are taking legal action against the
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich Council has validated the latest planning applications, including home extensions, tree works, and submissions to discharge planning conditions. The applications include a number of suggestions for home renovations and tree care, as well as a noteworthy