UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK government report urges making wet wipe producers pay for England’s river pollution, supporting a “polluter pays” model to reduce billpayer costs. As reported by The Guardian, the author of a government review has recommended charging wet
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Cranford Ward by-election announced in Hounslow: candidates revealed, voting to take place soon. The statement of persons nominated is now available. It is providing a list of all the candidates running in the Thursday, August 21, Cranford
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey opposes dessert shop’s 2am license bid, citing noise and antisocial behavior concerns from late-night delivery drivers and patrons. In order to serve hot cuisine and remain open until two in the morning every day, Baby Cakes
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two teenagers face life sentences for murdering a 14-year-old boy in a brutal machete attack on a Woolwich bus, shocking the Greenwich community. On January 7, Kelyan Bokassa, an aspiring rapper, was tragically murdered while riding a
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mays Lane residents are invited to share feedback on plans to include their road in a Chipping Barnet controlled parking zone (CPZ) amid traffic concerns. On whether Mays Lane should be included in a Chipping Barnet controlled
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Nuffield Trust report finds resident doctors’ real pay has dropped by up to 10% since 2010–11, triggering fresh strikes and debate over the pay figures. As reported by The Guardian, an independent report indicates that pay
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon’s £82,000-a-year Mayor joined a PR event to support Westfield’s town centre proposals amid concerns over the project’s diminishing credibility. That was the highlight of Croydon Mayor Jason Perry’s one-hour, appropriately named “Breakfast Waffle” event, which took
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Five men have been convicted of murder after killing two individuals in Archway, Islington, mistaking them for rival gang members in a targeted attack. Lorik Lupqi, 21 St. John’s Way, N19 (22.09.2003), 29 (03.01.1996) of Caldy Walk,
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Security Minister Dan Jarvis warns cyberattacks are rising sharply, urging new laws to ban ransom payments and strengthen national cyber defences. As reported by The Independent, Dan Jarvis said Britain faces a “very significant” threat from
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council launches its first Climate Week, featuring events that promote cost-saving, healthy lifestyle changes in the fight against the climate crisis. From September 20 to 28, Ealing Climate Week: Better Living will offer a range of
