Disabled man trapped in Hackney flat slams landlord

Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A disabled man in Hackney trapped in his flat for months blasts his landlord over prolonged rehousing delays, calling his living conditions a “nightmare.” Malcolm Cripps, a wheelchair user, requested a relocation from his third-floor housing association

Harrow and Dulwich top in tax-free school profits

Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Top private schools including Harrow and Dulwich are under scrutiny after reports reveal they’ve made millions in tax-free profits despite their charity status. Several well-known institutions donate millions of their yearly income to their UK schools through

Parenting survey reveals financial strain in Barnet

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new survey in Barnet, Brent, and Harrow reveals rising financial worries among parents, raising concerns over well-being and child-rearing under pressure. According to a family support agency, nearly nine out of ten families in north London

Three boys, woman die in London house fire

London (Parliament Politics Magazine) –  A deadly fire in northwest London killed a woman and three boys; a man was detained at the scene as investigations continue. As reported by The Independent, police detained a man following a tragic blaze that claimed

Hackney unveils new infill council housing designs

Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council has unveiled architects’ designs for five new infill council housing projects across the borough, aiming to boost local affordable housing. Haworth Tompkins, Al-Jawad Pike, NOOMA Studio, Archio, and Citizens Design Bureau created the projects. A

Mayor Khan launches £130m Bromley sports centre revamp

Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor Sadiq Khan has greenlit a £130m refurbishment of Bromley’s sports centre, marking a major investment in local infrastructure and community well-being. The redevelopment of Crystal Palace has no drawbacks. Khan remarks as construction finally gets underway

Lambeth Council acts after damning audit report

Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council launches urgent financial recovery measures following a damning Auditor Report highlighting serious weaknesses in governance and oversight. A hastily constructed action plan has been presented by Lambeth Council to remedy a number of significant shortcomings

Veolia defends Croydon bin collection delays

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Veolia has defended its handling of Croydon waste services after reports emerged of households facing over seven weeks of missed bin collections. Shirley residents claimed that after waste management provider Veolia neglected to collect their trash cans,

Bromley supermarket under fire for closing toilets

Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Bromley supermarket faces criticism for closing its toilets, sparking concerns from shoppers and campaigners about accessibility and urgent public health needs. A Crohn’s disease patient from South London has demanded that Sainsbury’s reopen restrooms in its

Wandsworth tops Mini Marathon Schools challenge

Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth leads the 2025 TCS Mini London Marathon in Schools, with the most participating schools, backing its Wandsworth Moves Together activity strategy. The TCS Mini London Marathon in Schools is an online competition that allows schools to

Barnet sees 135 youth self-harm hospital cases

Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet recorded 135 hospital admissions for self-harm among 10–24-year-olds in a year, bucking the national trend of declining rates across England. According to recent data, over 100 children and youth in Barnet were admitted to hospitals after

Roehampton locals meet Wandsworth Council leader

Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth Council leader Simon Hogg held a community drop-in where Roehampton residents shared local concerns and ideas on housing, safety and services. The Leader was questioned by locals on a number of topics, including recycling, bin collections,

Sutton pupil wins first-ever Schools Empowerment Award

Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) –  A 13-year-old Sutton student has been named the first recipient of Nottinghamshire Police’s Schools Empowerment Award, celebrating his progress and dedication. As reported by Chad, a part of its prestigious annual Live Our Best Life Awards 2025

Haringey Heroes honour local community champions

Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Local champions were recognised for their outstanding service at the Haringey Heroes ceremony, celebrating community dedication and grassroots impact. As reported by Haringey, at a special ceremony held at Jacksons Lane Arts Centre last night, the recipients

Tipsy Bakery in Bexleyheath serves cocktail cupcakes

Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bexleyheath’s Tipsy Bakery is making headlines with its alcohol-infused cupcakes, pipette toppings and cocktail-flavoured sweet treats drawing attention. As reported by This is Local London, since its establishment in 2022, the Tipsy Bakery has amassed a devoted

St Peter’s Primary Croydon receives Ofsted report

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ofsted has released its latest inspection report for St Peter’s Primary School in Croydon, offering a detailed assessment of standards and pupil progress. As reported by Your Local Guardian, the “ambitious curriculum,” “strong leadership,” and “nurturing environment”

Chiswick School wins praise for character education

Chiswick (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chiswick School has been officially recognised for delivering outstanding character education, highlighting its commitment to developing well-rounded students. As reported by Chiswick Calender, helping students acquire personal qualities, or “virtues,” that allow them to develop good sense

Philp Brexit admission on asylum emerges from Croydon

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A leaked recording reveals Croydon MP Chris Philp knew Brexit would hinder asylum policy, despite previous public claims by the Conservative government. As reported by Inside Croydon, former Conservative government immigration minister and Croydon South MP Chris

Greenwich tenant wins £100 rent cut at tribunal

Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Thamesmead tenant secured a £100 monthly rent reduction after challenging their landlord’s hike at a property tribunal in Greenwich over excessive demands. As reported by South London Press, although a hike was reasonable, a first-tier property

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