Ofsted flags key issues at Cedars Manor School in Harrow

Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Cedars Manor School in Harrow Weald was issued an Ofsted report citing multiple areas requiring improvement, based on its April 2025 inspection findings. The school in Harrow was previously rated ‘Good’ but now falls short in several

Hackney faces legal heat over trans-inclusive pride flag

Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council faces accusations of legal violation after flying a trans-inclusive Pride flag outside its town hall, drawing mixed reactions from the public. Since summer 2020, Hackney London Borough Council has raised the Pride flag in February

Trans activists urge EU to review UK rights record

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) –  Activists call on the Council of Europe to investigate the UK over trans rights, citing risks from a court ruling defining sex as strictly biological. As reported by The Guardian, several UK-based transgender rights groups have asked

Southern rail pauses East Croydon bike rack removal

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southern Rail has paused the planned removal of the East Croydon bike rack on Billinton Hill, following public concern and ongoing consultations with stakeholders. The announcement comes only one week after Inside Croydon revealed the train operators’

Lambeth Council faulted over school merger process

Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council faces criticism from the Schools Adjudicator for breaching legal procedures in its bid to merge two Church of England primary schools. The ruling is consistent with the authority’s recent court losses on Brockwell Live and

Costa del Croydon beach project wins two global awards

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Costa del Croydon, the community-driven beach activation at Centrale & Whitgift, has clinched two prestigious international marketing awards for innovation. It received recognition for its innovative approach to uniting people and transforming the shopping mall into a

London to regulate pedicabs over noise, costs

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – TfL plans to regulate London pedicabs after 95% of public support checks, insurance, and noise control amid safety and overpricing concerns. As reported by The Guardian, after strong public support, Transport for London will press ahead with

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