UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour ends further LTN probes, leaving councils to manage schemes amid evidence gaps and growing concerns over local disruption. As reported by The Telegraph, Labour has abandoned further investigations into the impact of low traffic neighbourhoods on
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police in Dartford arrested four men after spotting a motorbike theft in progress near Bexley, following swift intervention by local officers. Officers observed a Land Rover Discovery driving by them on University Way with its charge open
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Duxbury was honoured as ‘Customer Champion’ at the Croydon Energy Awards, recognising the company’s outstanding commitment to customer service. This week, Connie Duxbury, the original CEO of Croydon Community Energy and sometimes a guest on our Croydon
Jerusalem (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israel holds Gaza residents in Rakefet underground jail, depriving them of daylight, food, and reporting abuse and torture since January 2025. As reported by The Guardian, Israel confines dozens of Palestinians from Gaza in an underground prison,
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Complaints to Barnet Council’s mental health and financial support services have nearly doubled over the past year, sparking concern over service quality. Every year, Barnet Council is needed to report any complaints it receives about its adult
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Shard will commemorate Remembrance Sunday for the first time this weekend in Southwark, joining national tributes to honour fallen service members. The display, which is intended to provide Londoners with a moment of contemplation on Remembrance
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council has secured the future of Artsdepot with a new long-term lease, ensuring the popular cultural venue remains open for years to come. In late October, Artsdepot announced that it has entered into a 50-year lease
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New student accommodation towers have been approved with an £11 million payment-in-lieu to Southwark Council, marking a major urban development deal. Plans to construct a new pupil casing complex at Coburg House, 63- 67 Newington Causeway, ranging
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey continues to support residents experiencing homelessness, hosting a successful health outreach event to provide essential care and advice. While numerous megalopolises are reducing walk-in backing for homeless individuals, Haringey took the lead by furnishing vital vaccinations
Richmond (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A South West London resident Caroline Shah is weighing legal action against a proposed development she claims threatens the natural environment of Richmond Park. Caroline Shah is desperately trying to raise plutocrats for legal counsel on possible
