Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 1930s bath house in Hackney Wick will stay open as a not-for-profit, after a sauna company stepped in to manage the historic community landmark. Before opening more locations throughout London, the social company Community Sauna Baths
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
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southwark Liberal Democrats commit £300,000 to upgrade 30 playgrounds after three were listed among the ‘saddest’ in London, aiming to improve facilities. The playgrounds on the Kirby Estate, the Rouel Road Estate, and the Abbeyfield Estate were
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.
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A former Hounslow beer garden and car park is set to be redeveloped into six new family-sized homes, bringing fresh housing opportunities to the area. In mid-September, the plans were accepted by the planning department of Hounslow
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
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Multi-Use Games Area and play space has opened on Wandsworth’s Patmore Estate, offering residents and young people fresh opportunities for sport. Face painting, arts and crafts, basketball sessions provided by a local coach from London
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
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – London Mayor Sadiq Khan hailed Ulez’s success after nitrogen dioxide levels fell within legal limits, improving air quality for nearly 10 million residents. As reported by The Independent, Sir Sadiq Khan called Ulez a major success after
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet motorists are being warned of six road closures on the National Highways network this week, with drivers advised to plan ahead to avoid delays. Additionally, it is anticipated that three of them may result in moderate
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Home Bargains is set to replace Argos at Purley Way Centre in Croydon, marking a major retail change for shoppers in the busy retail hub. Home Bargains will take over the 14,593 square foot (1,355 square meter)
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Beckenham town centre in Bromley was shut this morning after a major high street fire near Odeon cinema. Ten fire engines and 70 firefighters tackled the blaze. Crews from Beckenham, Bromley, Woodside, Forest Hill, and other fire
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hundreds in New Addington have signed petitions to save the Croydon area’s last bank, warning closure could isolate elderly and vulnerable residents. On January 14, 2026, the Lloyds store on Central Parade is scheduled to close, maybe
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Royal Borough of Greenwich is celebrating Black History Month with inclusive events and activities for residents to engage, learn, and connect. In addition to the University of Greenwich’s partnership with Charlton Athletic Football Club’s annual Red,
Chiswick (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chiswick residents near Stamford Brook Common are opposing plans for a 20m 5G phone mast, raising concerns over its impact on the local community. They are dissatisfied with the lack of consultation on it in addition to
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Clean Air Schools programme has launched in Wandsworth, aiming to reduce pollution, protect pupils’ health, and promote greener travel choices. A brand-new school initiative in Wandsworth will support educators, students, and parents in addressing air
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Police have launched an investigation after a man in his 40s tragically died in a crash in Westminster, prompting a probe into the fatal collision. At approximately 7:30 p.m. on Friday, September 26, an automobile
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council faces more upheaval as the executive in charge of town centre regeneration resigns, adding to leadership instability. The sixth senior director at Fisher’s Folly to leave the council in recent months is Nazyeya Hussain, the
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Exciting new regeneration plans for Croydon town centre have been unveiled, outlining a bold vision to transform the area with modern development. College Green is getting a facelift that might feature a new café, sports facilities, and
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth’s Deputy Leader Rezina Chowdhury deleted her X account as the Council addressed months of complaints over her online behaviour. Eliminating X could appear to be a principled move at first. On a site operated by a
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Southwark’s Elephant and Castle Pub will host a £10 daytime cabaret as Diane Horan Hill brings West End flair to local audiences. Diane Horan Hill, 64, has lived in Elephant and Castle her entire life and has
Richmond Upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Richmond borough’s population has grown slightly over the past year, according to new estimates released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Between the middle of 2023 and the middle of 2024, the population of
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mossbourne Community Academy in Hackney, part of the Mossbourne Federation, ranked fifth nationally in The Telegraph’s 2025 list of top non-selective schools. GCSE results in EBacc courses, such as English, math, science, a language, and either geography
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Ealing Half Marathon has raised over £100,000 for charities, with thousands of runners and supporters contributing to one of London’s key community events. The borough celebrated the reintroduction of the annual Ealing Half Marathon on Sunday,
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – West Ealing neighbours will gather to discuss pressing local concerns, fostering dialogue on community issues and strengthening neighbourhood ties. Among the subjects covered and on the W13 agenda are development, libraries, and law and order. West Ealing
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – AstraZeneca to list shares on New York Stock Exchange to attract global investors, while retaining its London listing and UK headquarters. As reported by The Guardian, the drugmaker AstraZeneca plans to list shares on the NYSE while
Merton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Morden residents voice frustration as the long-promised town centre regeneration in Merton faces another setback, with completion now unlikely before the 2040s. Many residents are skeptical that the promised changes will ever come to pass, despite Merton
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures reveal Barnet Council’s spending on temporary accommodation for homeless residents rose sharply last year amid growing housing pressures. Charity for the homeless Private companies are “cashing in” on the housing crisis by demanding “eye-watering sums”
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New figures show 75% of Barnet residents on Universal Credit for health or disability reasons are unable to work, highlighting welfare pressures. The government’s work capability assessment system, which decides whether a claimant should be looking for
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Labour council has failed to refund up to £1.4m in fines issued to drivers in an unlawful low-traffic neighbourhood, sparking outrage. A High Court judge ruled in May that Lambeth Council had illegally implemented the West
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Greenwich Council has received the latest planning applications, detailing new proposals and developments under review across the borough. Plans for additional additions, loft conversions, tree removal and crown reductions, and renovations to both residential and public buildings
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Haringey couple have criticised an NHS body over delays in funding essential care for their disabled son, raising concerns about support for families. After a local NHS organization switched to a new financing scheme, a couple
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Croydon East selection fraud case has been referred to the Crown Prosecution Service, intensifying scrutiny over alleged malpractice in the process. The Crown Prosecution Service has received a dossier from the Metropolitan Police about the alleged
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) -New figures reveal an increase in teenage pregnancies in Barnet in 2022, highlighting growing concerns over youth health and local support services. Following a long-term reduction prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the number increased for the second consecutive
Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kerry-Anne Donaldson, 28, from Newham, has died after three months in hospital. Her sister condemned “absolutely rubbish fake news” about her death. “Bubbly” In recent years, Kerry-Anne gained notoriety as an anti-nitrous oxide activist who became wheelchair-bound
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bruce Castle Park and Museum came alive on 20 September as Haringey held its second Age Well Festival, celebrating healthy ageing and community spirit. This lively, all-inclusive event celebrated community connectedness, wellness, and aging. The Purple Parade,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council will inspect 90 flats in Malcolm Wicks House after The Fold tower in Queen’s Quarter was evacuated over damp, leaks, and mould issues. According to Croydon Council, tenants have received a letter informing them that
London (Parliament Politics magazine) – Roksana Lecka, a 22-year-old nursery worker from Hounslow, west London, has been sentenced to eight years in prison after being found guilty of abusing 21 babies at two nurseries. The court heard harrowing details of her cruel,
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Islington Council has condemned a “despicable and cowardly attack” after a fire broke out at a central London hotel housing asylum seekers. According to the Metropolitan Police, the fire happened in the property’s grounds in Dingley Road,
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Florez-Ortiz, 38-years-old, from Islington was part of a gang that stole over £2m of jewellery, targeting Hatton Garden, King’s Cross, and Portobello Road. The victim was working in Brighton on January 18 of last year, flogging expensive
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council has approved the final phases of the Woodberry Down regeneration masterplan despite objections raised by local residents. Berkeley Homes was given conditional outline planning permission, subject to conditions, for the project’s final phases by Hackney
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Brentside High School in Hanwell is supporting Ealing Council’s campaign to tackle electronic waste by encouraging pupils and families to recycle responsibly. Recently, locals and students from Ealing came together to recycle unwanted goods and devices. Donations,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – New Addington has lost its last high street bank after Lloyds closed, sparking concerns over access to financial services for Croydon residents. By launching what is said to be a community campaign that purposefully leaves out a
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London (TfL) has launched a consultation on a proposed Stratford to Chingford bus route, aiming to improve connections across Waltham Forest. Londoners are being asked to provide feedback on the next proposed Superloop SL14
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Pride of Waltham Forest Awards 2025 winners have been announced, celebrating outstanding individuals and groups who make a difference in the community. Eleven awards were given out, and the winners were commended for their beneficial
Newham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Newham Council has admitted that overgrown allotments in Manor Park are receiving only “minimal maintenance,” sparking concerns among local residents. Bridle Path Allotments have been permitted to turn into a “wilderness,” according to plot holder Simon Shaw,
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The landlord of a landmark Greenwich riverside pub says there is “no glee” after winning an appeal to keep its outdoor seating, calling the inquiry unnecessary. The benches and tables outside the Trafalgar Tavern were to be
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Plans have been submitted to replace a former Westminster City Council nightclub and restaurant in the London Trocadero with a two-storey casino. According to a proposal submitted to Westminster City Council, the casino will serve
