Richmond (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police are appealing for witnesses after an alleged sexual assault onboard a train travelling between Feltham and Richmond earlier this week. On October 2, at approximately 7.50 a.m., the event was reported in Richmond. At Feltham railway
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – After two decades of campaigning, plans are underway to install lifts at two Harrow Tube stations, marking a major step for accessibility improvements. 17 Underground stations, including Canons Park and South Harrow, will be evaluated for step-free
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Placey’s play Lifers at Southwark Playhouse stands out for its realism and research, offering a gripping and authentic portrayal of life behind bars. The story of Lenny, an elderly man serving a life sentence at HMP Drummond,
Lewisham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A damning investigation into Lewisham Council reveals severe failings in housing repairs and complaints handling, with issues found in 92% of reviewed cases. In one case, despite numerous warnings, a mother and her two young children, one
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS Cheshire & Merseyside will end gluten-free prescriptions for children, suggesting food banks instead, raising health and fairness concerns. As reported by The Independent, NHS bosses in the North West have stopped providing gluten-free food on prescription
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK university leaders urge students to think carefully before pro-Palestine protests on the October 7 anniversary, citing sensitivity and legal threats. As reported by The Independent, university leaders urged students to act carefully during the October 7
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Reform UK gains momentum as at least ten Tory councillors defect, highlighting dissent and challenging Tory leader Kemi Badenoch’s leadership. As reported by The Standard, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK announced a mass Tory defection ahead of Kemi
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tory leader Kemi Badenoch defended Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick, saying his “didn’t see another white face” comments were just an observation. As reported by The Independent, Kemi Badenoch insisted Robert Jenrick’s remark about not seeing “another
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos cuts 60 jobs at Hull plant, blaming net zero and cheap Chinese imports for unsustainable energy costs. As reported by The Telegraph, Ineos, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has reduced the staff at
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A government minister joined Haringey Council leaders and locals for the official reopening of the much-loved community library hub on Monday. The renovation includes a redesigned floor layout, accessible restrooms, and a new elevator. The interior of
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Waltham Forest Council’s Labour leader says she expects the Reform Party to overtake the Conservatives as the borough’s main opposition in 2026. Every four years, around halfway through the parliamentary cycle, council members are chosen, and
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Owners of a Sidcup farm and events venue say they’re being unfairly targeted, rejecting a Bexley councillor’s claims that they are “wholly untrustworthy.” When Beck Evans Farm applied for a license to hold a music event earlier
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Weightlifting Club has launched a community petition to fight its possible closure after the New Year, urging locals to help keep the gym open. The club, which is situated at Perivale Park Athletics Track, has produced
Moscow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Russia claims the EU tried a coup in Georgia as protesters clashed with police during local elections in Tbilisi, leaving several injured. As reported by The Telegraph, Russia accuses Brussels of attempting to stage a coup in
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council’s dog warden, Tara Boswell, has been honoured with the RSPCA’s PawPrints award for the seventh consecutive year, recognising her dedication. Tara received the Responsible Ownership Hero award for her efforts to improve and promote animal
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A CIPS survey finds 29% of companies hit by cyber-attacks, with major firms like JLR and Asahi facing huge disruptions and losses worldwide. As reported by The Guardian, nearly a third of managers report increasing cyber-attacks on
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Five water firms urge the CMA to permit bigger bill hikes than Ofwat approved, leaving millions of English households facing higher costs. As reported by the Guardian, households across England risk higher water charges as the Competition
Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg was born on January 3, 2003, in Stockholm, Sweden. She grew up in an artistic and politically active family; her mother, Malena Ernman, is a renowned opera singer, and her father, Svante Thunberg, is an actor. Greta’s
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Met Police confirm 493 arrests in central London amid protests supporting the banned group Palestine Action, as tensions rise in the capital. According to our judges, some 1,000 people participated in protests in support of Palestine Action,
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council is contesting approval for a Traveller’s caravan site on protected Green Belt land in Chipping Barnet, citing planning and land-use concerns. In July, a planning inspector approved two Traveller trailer pitches for two families in
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Major gas works will close key roads in South Croydon for three weeks, with drivers urged to plan ahead as traffic diversions and delays are expected. Due to gas mains construction, Southbridge Road, the busy A236 that
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Merlin Strategy poll shows just 15% trust Tories to stop Channel crossings, with 35% backing Reform UK; 63% say the Conservative Party is broken. As reported by The Telegraph, a recent poll finds that Conservatives lack public
Gaza (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Gaza civil defence agency says Israeli airstrikes and shelling hit Gaza City despite US President Donald Trump’s appeal, causing multiple deaths and injuries. As reported by The Guardian, the Gaza civil defence reports dozens of Israeli airstrikes
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces calls from Labour allies to scrap tax pledges, amid warnings a “pasty tax” budget may follow a £40bn shortfall. As reported by The Guardian, Labour colleagues urge Rachel Reeves to abandon manifesto pledges,
The Queensferry Crossing, inaugurated in August 2017, is a landmark infrastructure project in Scotland, spanning 1.7 miles (2.7 kilometers) across the Firth of Forth. It is the world’s longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge and serves as a vital motorway link between Edinburgh and
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Zizzi Bromley is celebrating its grand reopening with a fresh refurb by giving away 1,000 free pizzas, drawing excitement from local diners and families. On September 30, Bromley‘s Zizzi reopened with a new design and a promise
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Muswell Hill Library in Haringey has reopened after nearly two years of refurbishment, offering improved facilities and a refreshed space for the community. The library boasts new furniture and lighting, a special space for youth, an accessible
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – NHS doctors and healthcare professionals in Haringey launch a ‘winter wellness’ campaign to help residents prepare for colder months and stay healthy. The North Central London Integrated Care Board (ICB) is urging residents of Enfield to safeguard
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – West Ealing Community Library marks Black History Month 2025, spotlighting Oscar-winner Steve McQueen, teen author Lauryn Rose Teixeira, and local legacies. In an effort to emphasize the value of heritage, creativity, and community leadership, the Melbourne Avenue
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council leader Barry Rawlings has condemned the “despicable and cowardly” attack on Jewish worshippers at a Manchester synagogue on the holiest day. During Yom Kippur, a suspected terror incident outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A suspected terrorist attacked a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur, killing two and injuring three, before police shot the suspect dead. Greater Manchester police said a suspected terrorist attack outside a synagogue left two dead and three
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow Council Leader Shantanu Rajawat and the local Conservative Group have condemned the attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester. At 9.31 a.m., a member of the public reported that he had seen a car being
Barking and Dagenham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Barking and Dagenham business owner says he will run for council in the next election after anger at his business being hit by a local car park’s closure. Born in 1988 at Rush Green
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Grade II listed Georgian home, the last of its kind in Leytonstone, Waltham Forest, is on the market for £1.75m, marking a rare heritage sale. Estate agency Dexters say the present owners have “sensitively restored”
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Research finds gut and mouth bacteria shifts in Parkinson’s may predict dementia risk, raising hopes for early detection and targeted therapies. As reported by The Independent, a new study links changes in mouth and gut microbes to
Jerusalem (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israel intercepted 14 humanitarian aid boats, prompting worldwide protests, as 23 additional flotilla vessels continue toward Gaza. As reported by Reuters, flotilla organisers said Israeli forces blocked 14 boats carrying foreign aid. Twenty-three more vessels continue toward
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Conservative MP Sir David Davis urged the Home Secretary to review cuts to Nigel Farage’s security after Charlie Kirk’s murder, warning of copycat risks. As reported by The Telegraph, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood faces calls to review
Mohammed Zahid was the leader of the Rochdale grooming gang that was found guilty of sexually abusing two vulnerable young girls from 2001 to 2006. Zahid was operating a lingerie stall in Rochdale Indoor Market, where he used the stall to help
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Motorists in Harrow face disruption as October brings multiple road closures, including one street set to remain shut for two months, council confirms. While gas works are being done, Clamp Hill in Harrow Weald will close on
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A three-year-old girl is in hospital with a serious leg injury following a suspected dog attack in Ealing. Police are investigating the incident. On September 24, at around 1pm, police were summoned to Rectory Fields in Ealing.
United Kingdom (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Prince William shared a candid moment with actor Eugene Levy over a pint during a private tour of Windsor Castle, opening up about 2024 as the hardest year of his life. The episode of Levy’s travel
Bangkok (Parliament Politics Magazine) – George Wilson, a 23-year-old man from Buckinghamshire, UK, has been arrested in Bangkok, Thailand, with 9.1 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine found in his hotel room. Thai authorities are pressing serious charges against him for possession with intent
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A BBC Panorama undercover investigation has revealed a deeply troubling culture of misogyny, racism, anti-Muslim sentiment, and excessive use of force among Metropolitan Police officers at Charing Cross police station. Nine officers have been suspended amid gross
United Kingdom (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Storm Amy has been officially named as it approaches the UK, bringing severe weather warnings including gusts of up to 80mph. Authorities urge caution as the storm threatens disruption and hazards across multiple regions. Storm Amy
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering Council celebrates Black History Month this October with events and activities highlighting heritage, culture, and community achievements. Every year, Black History Month honors the history, accomplishments, and contributions of Black people in the United Kingdom. At
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council has completed a revamp of North Acton Square, shaped by resident feedback, aiming to improve public space and community use. To address local concerns regarding its look, a refurbishment is planned for the public area
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Violent crime leading to injury in Ealing has fallen by 8.3%, according to latest police figures, marking a significant shift in local safety trends. Over the past year, violent crime that results in injuries has decreased throughout
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – More than 1,500 protesters plan to gather in London for Palestine Action, following recent arrests of 66 supporters at mass protests. As reported by the Independent, over 1,500 people are set to join a London protest backing
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Nationwide says UK property values rose 0.5% in September, with semi-detached homes leading, while Northern Ireland led yearly growth at 9.6%. As reported by The Independent, Nationwide Building Society said the average Britain house price climbed 0.5%
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Health Secretary Wes Streeting says GPs cannot cling to outdated booking systems and vows reforms will proceed despite BMA strike warnings. As reported by The Telegraph, Wes Streeting said GPs must abandon outdated systems after doctors threatened
