UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A survey reveals many UK workers conceal AI use from bosses amid fears of stigma and job loss, despite government efforts to boost adoption. As reported by the Guardian, a poll found that one in three workers
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Beryl Carr, a 103-year-old volunteer at an Ealing hospital café, has been named the world’s oldest female volunteer, inspiring admiration worldwide. Beryl Carr, who works as a cashier and enjoys creating sandwiches, volunteers one day a week
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police have named the man killed in a Lambeth shooting this week as 27-year-old Kyrone Moodie, as investigations into the fatal attack continue. On Monday night, September 8, Kyrone and another guy were shot and killed on
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith and Fulham Civic Campus opening soon’s new Civic Campus complex is set to open to the public within six months, with an estimated opening date now confirmed. The King Street property will be transformed
Waltham Forest (Parliament News) – A Salvation Army charity shop in Walthamstow has been shortlisted for a national award. Public votes are open until Thursday, 2nd October. “Sally in the Stow” is a contender for the London Favourite Charity Shop Award in
Southwark (Parliament News) – A 17-year-old boy has been charged with murder after a teenager was fatally attacked outside a McDonald’s on Old Kent Road in Southwark. This is the fifth arrest in the case of the murder of 17-year-old Yeray Sanchez-Morales.
Wandsworth (Parliament News) – Battersea residents say they have “lost everything” after a fire ripped through Wandsworth council flats, leaving families homeless and unable to return. The fire that destroyed the fourth floor and roof area of Fox House, located on Maysoule
Understanding what crime trends are in the UK is useful for legislators, the police, and the public. Knowing what crime is trending up, where the crime is worst, and how to allocate policing resources comes from looking at crime data. Social, legal,
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Pensions Minister Torsten Bell refuses to rule out pension tax changes, citing the need to fund public services and end Britain’s economic “doom loop.” As reported by The Telegraph, Torsten Bell has declined to rule out changes
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – House of Lords supports amendments for hedgehog highways and bird-safe glass to make new buildings safer for wildlife amid planning bill concerns. As reported by The Guardian, the House of Lords has moved to require hedgehog highways