Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police in Edgware launch a speeding crackdown following growing concerns from local Barnet residents over road safety and reckless driving incidents. Following local residents’ concerns regarding driving offenses in the area, police officers from the Centenary, Edgware,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Matt Wrack’s nomination as the next NASUWT general secretary has raised concerns among ministers, citing his lack of teaching experience and controversial past. As reported by The Guardian, ministers have raised voices over the teaching union’s decision
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer’s hopes for tariff relief fade as Trump’s economic adviser suggests only an “extraordinary deal” could reduce the 10% US tariff on the UK. As reported by The Guardian, a senior economic adviser to Donald Trump
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A year after celebrating its centenary, Croydon’s Ashburton Park has secured a £1.6 million National Lottery grant to fund major restoration and community projects. The council’s plans to “celebrate” Ashburton Park’s important anniversary are already a touch
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Gordon Brown urges world leaders to form an economic alliance to address Trump-era tariffs and deepen EU ties amid rising global trade tensions. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, a member of the Labour Party, advocates for an
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new off-licence in Hornchurch, Gidea Park, has been granted permission to sell alcohol late at night, despite strong objections from local residents over noise. Hornchurch Food and Wine’s proprietor, Ali Uzun, was successful in obtaining a
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council is increasing access to drug treatment services while addressing anti-social behaviour in Brixton as part of a wider community safety strategy. Experts in Brixton have been fostering trust with homeless people and substance users by
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Muslim peer, Shaista Gohir, questions Tell Mama’s use of public funds and calls for an inquiry over the lack of data and response to anti-Muslim rhetoric. As reported by The Guardian, a prominent Muslim peer has
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thames Reach has welcomed Lambeth Council’s new homelessness and rough sleeping strategy, praising its commitment to prioritising support for rough sleepers The council and Thames Reach collaborate to offer outreach services to the borough’s homeless population on
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
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS trusts in England may cut 100k jobs as cost-slashing orders hit admin roles, prompting leaders to seek urgent Treasury support. As reported by The Guardian, over 100,000 NHS jobs in England may be slashed amid sweeping
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sadiq Khan may approve plans for 178 homes and a 23-storey student block in Archway, despite Islington Council’s refusal to grant planning permission. Even though Islington Council and local MP Jeremy Corbyn opposed the idea, City Hall
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Social Market Foundation study finds Reform UK underperformed in funded areas, hinting that local gains may discourage populist preferences. As reported by The Guardian, a new study revealed that constituencies benefiting from the previous government’s contentious levelling-up
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Long delays at A&E are forcing paramedics to care for patients in ambulances, with fatal consequences, as surveys show up to 20 ambulances waiting outside. As reported by The Guardian, a survey by Unison highlights that paramedics
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police moved on Youth Demand protesters during a pro-Palestinian rally in Camden, as part of continued demonstrations highlighting the Gaza conflict. On Saturday morning, the campaigners assembled in Lincoln’s Inn Fields in Holborn and marched to King’s
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS shake-up may cost £1bn in redundancy payouts, with 20,000-30,000 jobs at risk after NHS England’s abolition, raising concerns for healthcare delivery. As reported by The Guardian, the NHS’s most significant reorganization in a decade may cost
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Taxpayers may have to bail out MPs’ £862m pension fund after a 25% shortfall, with critics blaming ESG investments for its underperformance. As reported by The Telegraph, taxpayers could be required to cover a £862 million shortfall
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Westminster councillor has defected from Labour to the Tories, citing Sadiq Khan’s ‘vanity projects,’ including Oxford Street pedestrianisation, as the cause. Councillor Paul Fisher claimed that the Mayor of London was more concerned with
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council vows to tackle sewage pollution after an investigation found housing blocks misconnected to local streams, threatening water quality. When freeholders of properties are found to be dumping raw sewage into nearby streams, the Barnet Council
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nominations are now open for the 2025 Young Ealing Foundation Awards, celebrating youth achievements in Ealing. The event takes place on 25 September 2025. The yearly awards, which are organized by the Young Ealing Foundation, unite the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour explores using the Civil Contingencies Act to control British Steel amid the potential closure of Scunthorpe furnaces, threatening UK steel production. As reported by The Telegraph, with the Chinese owner’s threat to shut down, Britain considers
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour councillor Carol Clark is under scrutiny for allegedly warning her paedophile son before his arrest while opposing a national inquiry into grooming gangs. As reported by GB News, a Teesside councillor faces backlash for opposing a
Kensington and Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Sheraton Park Tower in Kensington and Chelsea has applied for a multi-million-pound revamp, adding eight luxury flats and two-storey podium at ground level. For the second time in five years, the hotel chain has
Kingston upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kingston Council approves a nearly 5% council tax hike, keeping it the most expensive borough in London, according to new government data. Council members agreed to the rise on February 27. It will result in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledged not to accept free concert tickets after backlash over attending a show with a family member, citing public concerns. As reported by The Guardian, Ms. Reeves stated she will stop accepting free concert
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Shadow Minister Victoria Atkins slammed Labour’s economic policies, saying most of the £20bn will go to NI hikes and pay rises instead of frontline services. Victoria Atkins has accused the government of misleading the public on NHS
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) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends deep spending cuts, citing global uncertainty and fiscal responsibility, but critics warn of impacts on struggling families. As reported by The Guardian, Ms. Reeves justified deep welfare and public spending cuts, pointing to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wes Streeting condemned the NHS’s reliance on foreign recruits, calling it morally unacceptable, and pledged to focus on training British doctors. As reported by The Telegraph, Wes Streeting has urged the NHS to stop taking advantage of
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council is set to take control of the leisure centres, saving hundreds of thousands annually. The move marks a significant shift in management strategy. The Town Hall has modified its agreement with Greenwich Leisure Ltd, also
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A KPMG survey reveals rising economic pessimism in the UK, leading consumers to spend less and save for financial hardships. As reported by The Guardian, ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s spring statement, a survey reveals consumers are
Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Court hears of £18m rogue lettings scam in Tower Hamlets, leaving victims homeless, and jobless. This fraud was exposed, with rogue estate agents facing jail. According to reports, hundreds of people were duped into signing contracts
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – MPs raise concerns over misleading emails targeting Ahsan Mansur, Bangladesh’s central bank governor, amid his inquiry into alleged money laundering. As reported by The Guardian, MPs in Britain fear they have been subjected to a misinformation effort.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine): The Joseph Rowntree Foundation analysis suggests that the average UK family could lose £1,400 annually by 2030 due to frozen tax thresholds and rising living costs. A new financial study indicates that UK households may lose £1,400 annually
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bermondsey Chamber Orchestra makes its debut at St. Mary Magdalen Church this Sunday, marked in the classical music scene by Southwark Philharmonic musicians. The St. Mary Magdalen Building fund will benefit from the £5 admission to their
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK borrowing rose to £10.7bn in February, surpassing forecasts and posing a challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her spring statement. Britain’s borrowing reached £10.7bn in February, exceeding expectations and adding pressure on the Chancellor before
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Health Secretary Wes Streeting says it’s immoral for the NHS to take medical staff from countries in crisis, blaming government failures in workforce planning. Wes Streeting warns that Brexit has forced the NHS to depend on medics
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Top pollster Sir John Curtice says SNP faces election challenges amid police fraud investigation, warning that financial trouble could harm their campaign. A top political analyst warns that a police inquiry could damage voter confidence and hinder
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council strikes a deal with Pocket Living to deliver 14 new social rent homes in Streatham, boosting affordable housing options in the area. The council will be the only owner and manager of these residences. The
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth hosts Mayor Sadiq Khan as he announces £6m investment to support domestic abuse victims, providing aid for safe accommodation and long-term recovery. Sadiq chose Lambeth to host the announcement in honor of the borough’s leadership in
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour announces plans to cut £5bn from welfare by 2029/30 to control spending, but critics warn it could harm disabled and low-income individuals. British government has outlined a £5bn welfare reduction plan, citing fiscal concerns, but the
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council launches public consultation on future transport plans, seeking resident input on travel initiatives after success in reducing carbon footprint. In order to make travel around the borough safer, greener, and healthier, the council has implemented
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announced 29 councillors joining his party as he attempted to shift focus from party rifts after Rupert Lowe’s suspension. After Mr Farage introduced 29 new Reform UK councillors, it was revealed that
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
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of protesters united under sunny skies in central London to ask the British Government for Palestinian support. The Palestine Coalition assembly at 1 pm near Green Park station drew members of the PSC and Stop The
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK’s Andrea Jenkyns called the dispute between Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe temporary, emphasizing that it would “blow over.” Nigel Farage’s party’s senior-most woman told Sky News that the conflict involving Rupert Lowe “doesn’t look great”
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council kicks off £833k public realm improvement project, enhancing five district centres with funding from UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Following the Council’s successful application for £833k from the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) in 2024–2025,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Health Secretary Wes Streeting has announced the abolition of NHS England, eliminating 10,000 jobs to cut costs and improve efficiency. As reported by The Guardian, Mr Streeting announces the abolition of NHS England, cutting 10,000 jobs to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer’s plan to freeze disability benefits sparks major opposition within Labour, with MPs voicing anger over the potential harm to vulnerable people. Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting rebellion within Labour, with numerous MPs expressing concern over
Hammersmith And Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westfield London opens a pioneering sensory room, fostering inclusivity for all shoppers, particularly those with disabilities, in Hammersfield and Fulham. The room was created to offer a peaceful environment for those with cognitive problems and
