Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A community brunch offering free meals returns to Harrow this winter, supported by Nando’s on Station Road and local nonprofit Carib & Co Brunch. The program offers hot meals to low-income individualities, single parents, scholars, people with
UK High Court rejects Epping council’s bid to block asylum seekers from Bell Hotel, citing lack of evidence and limited planning harm.
PM Keir Starmer vows to fight racist rhetoric dividing Britain and signals scrapping the two-child benefit cap to tackle child poverty.
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – BBC Director General Tim Davie will address staff after resigning, as US President Donald Trump threatens $1bn lawsuit over Panorama speech edit. As reported by The Independent, BBC’s outgoing Director General Tim Davie will address all staff
Hillingdon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Hillingdon company director was fined after his Hayes shop sold illegal tobacco and vapes to children during repeated test purchase operations. On Tuesday, October 28, Fateh Singh Arora, 41, of Clement Court, Green Lane, Hounslow, the
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Councillors Riaz Gull and former Deputy Mayor Harleen Atwal Hear, both representing Heston Central, resigned from Hounslow Council last week. The two council members will now serve as independents, adding Hounslow‘s number of independent council members to
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mill Hill councillors thanked Barnet residents after Network Rail confirmed long-awaited step-free access at Mill Hill Broadway Station. Conservative councillors Val Duschinsky and Elliot Simberg received an email from the organization in charge of national rail infrastructure
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Glamorgan campaigners have issued a last-minute plea for public backing in Croydon as the crucial deadline day for their initiative approaches. In order to oppose developers’ appeal over the denial of their plans to destroy a long-closed
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council has rejected plans for two new houses in multiple occupation after residents raised concerns about crime, safety, and poor living conditions in the area. On Wednesday, November 5, the Hackney Council’s Planning Committee was scheduled
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council is projected to spend nearly £40m on temporary workers this year as it struggles to recruit and retain specialist employees. According to financial reports released by Hackney Council last month, the local government anticipates spending
