London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Number 10 says the new UK-EU deal will cut food prices, boost the economy by £9bn, extend fishing access, and start talks on youth visas and emissions trading. As reported by The Guardian, Number 10 claims a
Kensington and Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Authorities raided Café Diana in Kensington, uncovering 45 tubs of suspected illegal shisha tobacco in a crackdown on unlicensed and non-compliant products. She once accompanied Princes William and Harry to a bistro with a Princess
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves expresses willingness to reconsider ring-fencing regulations after bank leaders call for changes to boost economic growth. As reported by Sky News, Rachel Reeves signalled openness to changing ring-fencing rules after a strong campaign by
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – European relations minister Nick Thomas-Symonds says the UK may adopt select EU standards to reduce trade hurdles, vowing a pragmatic, case-by-case approach. As reported by Sky News, a government minister has said the UK government is open
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon CEO Katherine Kerswell has not responded to a formal complaint regarding the high costs tied to the council’s ‘Our Croydon’ public engagement scheme. The mayor and chief executive of the borough, who are becoming more and
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A newly built apartment development in Ealing has won a prestigious London award, praised for its architectural design and contribution to urban housing. As reported by Ealing News, for their Fairstone Apartments project in Ealing, real estate
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Misinformation around the UK Supreme Court ruling on trans rights has sparked confusion, but trans women’s legal access to spaces remains unchanged. As reported by The Independent, campaigners for trans rights have warned that widespread misinformation circulating
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK transport minister Mike Kane says flying taxis could be in operation by 2028, backed by £20m government funding to accelerate drone and aviation innovations. As reported by The Independent, a transport minister announced that the UK
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Yorkshire students gain first-hand insight into UK democracy with a visit to Westminster, including a guided tour of the country’s highest court. As reported by Fe News, during a two-day journey to the capital, 14
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour peer Lord McNicol broke Lords rules by promoting a crypto firm he advised, prompting an apology for offering paid parliamentary support. As reported by The Guardian, a Labour peer and trade representative has apologised for breaking
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NatWest faces 100 million cyberattacks monthly, with experts revealing the scale of online fraud, including AI-assisted scams, during a session with MSPs. As reported by The Independent, MSPs were informed that NatWest faces 100 million cyberattacks each
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
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Camden café has opened, repurposing surplus food from local businesses into affordable, nutritious meals to tackle food waste and food insecurity. As reported by Camden Newsroom, the café, which is operated by Lifeafterhummus, is located
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Enfield council leader under pressure for accepting Spurs tickets days before the felling of a 500-year-old oak by linked contractors. As reported by The Guardian, Enfield council chief faces calls to step back from Spurs development following
Richmond (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures show a decline in adult obesity rates across Richmond, though levels remain above pre-pandemic benchmarks, raising ongoing public health concerns. As reported by Twickenham Nub News, according to data from the Office for Health Improvement
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – MPs debated a petition to raise the income tax threshold from £12,570 to £20,000 at Westminster Hall, but the proposal was not adopted despite public support. As reported by Newham Recorder, pensioner Alan David Frost
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Minority ethnic groups in deprived English areas face up to three times higher emergency asthma admissions than white patients, Asthma and Lung UK find. As reported by The Guardian, a new analysis reveals that people from ethnic
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz criticizes the UK-US trade deal, calling it ineffective and claiming it benefits Trump’s strategy, not the UK’s economy. As reported by Sky News, Joseph Stiglitz called the UK-US trade deal “worthless,” arguing it
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Stansted Airport experienced severe delays and missed flights due to an IT fault, with operations now back on track, though some delays still persist. As reported by The Standard, flights at Stansted Airport were severely disrupted due
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 34-year-old man died after a serious road collision in Northolt, Ealing, on 9 May. Police have launched a witness appeal as investigations continue. As reported by Harrow Online, at 7:12 p.m., police were called to Church
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, along with G7 counterparts, has called for de-escalation between India and Pakistan amid rising tensions. As reported by The Standard, Mr Lammy has urged immediate de-escalation between India and Pakistan to prevent
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Jim Mackey warned that NHS funding can no longer see large increases due to tight public finances, urging a focus on value for money and productivity. England’s new health chief has warned that ministers have reached
Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Sutton entrepreneur has scooped two prestigious awards for her standout role in BBC’s ‘Heir Hunting’ series, celebrating her work in tracing lost legacies. As reported by Your local Guardian, the CEO of Finders International, Simonne Llewellyn,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon’s 1st Selsdon and Addington Scout Group, founded in 1927, has issued an urgent call for adult volunteers as it faces possible closure without support. As reported by Inside Croydon, the organization has made a public appeal,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Carers First has proposed axing managers’ roles at its Croydon centre in a controversial restructuring move, raising concerns among staff and local carers. As reported by Inside Croydon, despite Mayor Jason Perry’s assurances of a smooth transition
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Keir Starmer faces backlash from his MPs to reverse winter fuel cuts after poor local election results, with Red Wall MPs warning of voter dissatisfaction. As reported by The Independent, British PM Keir Starmer faces growing
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon residents slam plans by new owners of the historic Dog and Bull pub to extend licensing hours to 3am, citing noise and disruption concerns. As reported by Inside Croydon, the Dog and Bull market pub’s new
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Food hygiene scores for restaurants and takeaways in Beckenham and Bromley have been published, highlighting key standards in local food safety inspections. As reported by News Shopper, for the last two weeks, Bromley environmental health officers have
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – 29 Manston centre staff were sacked over drug use in 2024, a sharp increase from the previous year, raising concerns over detainee welfare and site oversight. As reported by The Guardian, the Manston migrant centre found that
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet’s housing market sees a sharper decline than the London average, raising concerns about regional property trends and economic resilience in the borough. According to recent data, Barnet’s house values fell more than the London average in
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New data reveals over half of Westminster’s short-term holiday lets are illegal, prompting urgent calls for government action as councils struggle to enforce rules. As reported by Southwark News, more than half of the 117,000
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New owners of Croydon’s historic Dog and Bull pub face public outcry and accusations of ‘cultural vandalism’ following controversial interior changes. As reported by Inside Croydon, an increasing number of people are protesting down Surrey Street, where
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Apprentice winner Tim Campbell returned to Ealing to honour outstanding young achievers at a student awards ceremony celebrating educational excellence. As reported by Ealing News, the 20th annual Dr. John Roberts QC CBE Achievement Awards, which honor
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich Council has reduced its reliance on hotels for temporary accommodation by 84%, citing improved housing solutions and better resource management. Greenwich Council’s financial strain has decreased by approximately £5.88 million as a result of the action,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Veteran weatherman John Kettley slammed Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s £50m sun-dimming plan, calling it “disgusting” and a threat to natural systems. As reported by GB News, John Kettley opposes Ed Miliband’s £50 million funding for solar dimming
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A £210 million property deal will bring 569 new flats to East Croydon, marking a major step in the area’s ongoing residential and urban development plans. Mayor Perry praised a 28-story tower in the town center that
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – One of Croydon’s top-performing schools will allow girls in all year groups for the first time, marking a historic shift in its admissions policy. An all-boys secondary school in Croydon that was once selected for the title
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – England’s NHS prescription prices frozen after three years, keeping charges under £10 as ministers move to ease rising living costs. As reported by Sky News, the UK government has announced that NHS prescription fees in England will
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British Steel receives essential raw material shipments to keep the Scunthorpe plant running, securing thousands of jobs after government intervention. As reported by The Independent, the UK government has confirmed the arrival of vital raw materials for
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Facing a burial space shortage, Croydon Council plans to reclaim graves unused for over 75 years at Mitcham Road Cemetery, allowing new interments. As space in Mitcham Road Cemetery grows more limited, Croydon Council intends to recover
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ tax changes, double cab pick-ups are now treated as company cars, leaving some drivers with increasing £8,000 yearly costs. As reported by GB News, Rachel Reeves‘ new tax rules on double cab pick-ups
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Airport commemorates 95 years since Amy Johnson’s solo flight to Australia with the “Amy 95” weekend, featuring talks, exhibitions, and performances. To commemorate the 95th anniversary of one of the most important flights in aviation history,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Cognita, owner of Croydon’s Cumnor House prep schools, is exploring a £5bn global sale, attracting interest from major private equity firms. GENE BRODIE, our education correspondent, discusses how private equity firms are circling a lucrative private school
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s Nick Thomas-Symonds pledges a pragmatic EU deal prioritizing growth and stability, focusing on youth mobility and trade issues ahead of key talks. As reported by The Guardian, Nick Thomas-Symonds, leading UK-EU negotiations, stated the new agreement
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Croydon gang armed with machetes raided an Albanian-run cannabis farm, encountering gunfire during the heist, a court has heard. The Croydon machete gang, who ‘brought knives to a gun fight’, got more than they bargained for
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Fixing Factory has opened in Hackney, offering community-led electronic repairs to combat e-waste and promote sustainability through reuse initiatives. The “Fixing Factory” has been established in Hackney to increase the repair capacity and address the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Green Party divided on trans rights after Supreme Court ruling, with Carla Denyer advocating legal changes and Adrian Ramsay warning against reforms. As reported by The Telegraph, Green Party leaders are divided over the Supreme Court’s landmark
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon residents accuse the council of disguising a sale as a long lease for historic Heathfield House, raising backlash over the future of the heritage site. Critics claim the council essentially signed the property over to a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch warns of tough local polls as Reform UK gains ground, threatening major parties amid rising criticism of her leadership. As reported by The Independent, Kemi Badenoch faces criticism for admitting likely defeat in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – British Prime Minister Keir Starmer pays tribute to Pope Francis as a servant of the poor, whose humble leadership brought hope in times of war and suffering. As reported by The Standard, Keir Starmer called Pope Francis