Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering Mayor Gerry hosted a business networking reception at Romford Town Hall, fostering connections among local businesses and promoting community growth. The event, which took place on Thursday, March 20, brought together community leaders, company owners, and
Greenwich (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Rupert & Teddy delicatessen and restaurant to open in Greenwich, on a community-focused vibe, despite controversy surrounding its alcohol licence application. Located on Horseferry Road, Rupert & Teddy will provide home-cooked meals and artisan deli goods from
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth residents on a 35,000 housing waiting list claim a shortage of 3-4 bedroom council homes, raising concern over the council’s ability to meet housing needs. Families in South London who have been waiting for a home
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering faces High Court action over alleged failure contamination at Arnold’s Field, despite health concerns, in judicial review brought by Clear The Air. Following legal action by the local resident organization Clear The Air In Havering, the
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Former Croydon cabinet member Manju Shahul-Hameed, Newman Numpty, seeks for Labour mayoral candidate nomination, setting for contentious election battle in May. After a six-month delay, the Labour Party today informed its Croydon members that they may choose
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey Council undergoes mock inspection to prepare for the Regulator of Social Housing’s visit, aiming to ensure compliance with new consumer standards. A group of experts from a housing consultant conducted the examination between September and October
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bexley Council sale of the Broadway Leisure Complex raises concerns about the future of Cineworld and the entertainment scene, raising uncertainty among locals. The Broadway Leisure Complex’s long-term leaseholder, Aviva Life & Pensions UK Limited, will purchase
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Barnet report reveals a gap in educational achievement between black pupils and their peers, raising concerns over racial disparities in the education system. Black students, especially Black Caribbean students, were found to be underperforming compared to
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London (TfL) to clear homeless encampments under Westminster dual carriageway, citing safety concerns for rough sleepers near Paddington Station. A court order has been issued to evict a homeless camp under a busy
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth defies London trend of rough sleeping, boasting the city’s largest reduction in number. New data reveals the borough’s strategies in tackling the issue. According to Greater London Authority figures, the number of homeless people in the
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Islington MP Jeremy Corbyn criticizes government £5 billion cuts to disability benefits, calling this as a ‘moral outrage’ that targets vulnerable individuals. Disability benefits reform and a welfare system revamp were unveiled by Work and Pensions Secretary
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Mayor Jason Perry faces backlash after allegedly misleading BBC about library closures, raising concerns over transparency in local governance. The decision to close four libraries was based on questionable statistics that did not account for the
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth is urging residents to organize street parties to celebrate 80th anniversary of VE Day and Victory over Japan Day, fostering historical remembrance. Similar to other historic events like the Queen’s Jubilee, Lambeth Council has made an
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council strikes a deal with Pocket Living to deliver 14 new social rent homes in Streatham, boosting affordable housing options in the area. The council will be the only owner and manager of these residences. The
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council’s New Homes Programme hits a milestone, delivering 2,000+ new homes, including 600 affordable units, in a bid to tackle the housing crisis. This is fulfilling the council’s goal to address the housing problem and expedite
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth hosts Mayor Sadiq Khan as he announces £6m investment to support domestic abuse victims, providing aid for safe accommodation and long-term recovery. Sadiq chose Lambeth to host the announcement in honor of the borough’s leadership in
Hammersmith & Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith and Fulham Council slams Thames water for E.coli levels, accusing the company of failing to protect the environment amid rising sewage discharges. Residents “deserve a clean Thames – rather than increasing bills and a
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council launches public consultation, seeking families’ input on future education strategy, aiming to shape borough top priorities for next three years. By completing a brief form by March 30th, 2025, parents and caregivers from all of
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council adult learning service earns ‘good’ Ofsted rating, with areas highlighted in inspection report, demonstrating commitment to education for adults. Inspectors conducted surveys, saw classrooms, and spoke with tutors, students, partners, and employers last month to
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Art project unveiled in Tottenham Hale, Haringey, to create cultural legacy for new council housing development, celebrating community and creative expression. Liz Hingley, an anthropologist and artist, collaborated with local schoolchildren to create eye-catching hoardings featuring birds
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet Council considers plan for 1,500 new homes in Finchley, backed by City Hall, raising hopes for affordable housing and growth in the North London suburb. The tallest of the 20 buildings that would make up the
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bermondsey, Southwark, headteacher calls smartphones a ‘bastion of all ills’, calling on parents to support and mitigate the impact on young students’ minds. Mike Baxter, the headteacher at City of London Academy, is leading the push to
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council launches public consultation on future transport plans, seeking resident input on travel initiatives after success in reducing carbon footprint. In order to make travel around the borough safer, greener, and healthier, the council has implemented
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney school streets suffer vandalism, raising safety fears among parents and teachers; authorities condemn ‘mindless’ attacks on road restrictions. 22 cases of illegal damage to school street infrastructure have been documented since last June, according to a
Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandle Valley Forum launches legal challenge against Sutton for failing to create Beddington Farmlands Nature Reserve, citing unenforced planning conditions. It has extensively covered the long-standing failure of multinational corporations to fulfill their responsibilities, characterizing it as
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The International Food and Drink Event (IFE 2025) will debut the first group of Jordanian food-sector companies next Monday at the ExCeL International Exhibition Centre in London. The Jordan Exporters Association (JEA) organizes this participation as part
Kingston (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kingston police enforced problem parties within the university district through Saturday by releasing fines as part of their heightened St. Patrick’s Day weekend security efforts. Police issued a “nuisance party” declaration on Johnson Street at approximately 11:55
North London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Students and staff at Haverstock High School in north London celebrated Holi, the Hindu festival, with great spirit and happiness through their vivid coloured celebration. At Haverstock High School in Chalk Farm, staff and students participated
Central London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A young male fights for survival after sustaining a groin stabbing during the early morning following late-night activities in central London. The attack occurred at 2:20 am when a man in his 20s was assaulted in
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Thousands of protesters united under sunny skies in central London to ask the British Government for Palestinian support. The Palestine Coalition assembly at 1 pm near Green Park station drew members of the PSC and Stop The
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kenton Road in Harrow closed in both directions following a rush hour collision, causing significant traffic disruption and congestion in the area. Around 7:25 a.m., the incident occurred, resulting in significant delays during rush hour. Three ambulances
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Annabella-Vesela will present a live concert performance in Muswell Hill, Haringey this Sunday, featuring her distinctive vocal artistry and stage presence. This Sunday, the 16th, the Fortismere Community Symphony Orchestra will present a special concert with young
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Council faces criticism from union officials over plans to restructure child safeguarding teams, approved the same week 16-year-old schoolboy was shot. Lambeth Unison’s branch secretary, Jocelyn Cruywagen, stated that the council’s decision to eliminate positions in
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Camden Council joins Adidas and Arsenal to refurbish community football pitch in Peckwater Estate, boosting sports facilities through the No More Red campaign. In order to create a safe area for the neighborhood to play football and
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Parents in Haringey call for end to school strikes, criticizing head teachers for failing to negotiate with union members, as students miss crucial school days. Only Fortismere and Highgate Wood have been closing their doors out of
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council kicks off £833k public realm improvement project, enhancing five district centres with funding from UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Following the Council’s successful application for £833k from the government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) in 2024–2025,
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hassan Sentamu, 18-years-old, sentenced for life imprisonment with a 23-year term for stabbing Croydon girl, Elianne Andam, delivering justice for the family. This comes after he was found guilty of Elianne’s murder following a trial that ended
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Waltham Forest Council’s pension committee faces criticism for slow progress on divesting from arms companies, despite agreeing to explore options last July. Waltham Forest council members see the slow pace of divesting from businesses connected to
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Homeless Walthamstow mum reveals she slept rough with toddlers after rejecting Waltham Forest offer of housing in Grimsby, raising concerns over housing crisis. Because of the way her mother-in-law treated her, Sabrina claims that her home
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK marks 5-year anniversary of COVID-19, as Starmer’s government faces scrutiny over handling of the crisis, which has claimed many lives in Lambeth and beyond. The entire United Kingdom suggested by the UK Commission on Covid Commemoration,
Hammersmith And Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westfield London opens a pioneering sensory room, fostering inclusivity for all shoppers, particularly those with disabilities, in Hammersfield and Fulham. The room was created to offer a peaceful environment for those with cognitive problems and
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon & Lewisham leisure centres join National Health Service (NHS) promoting breast screenings in communities, aiming to save lives through early detection. The ‘Better’ leisure centres are run by the charitable social enterprise GLL, in collaboration with
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Council CEO Katherine Kerswell issues stern warning to staff after reports of verbal abuse, vowing zero tolerance for mistreatment of employees. Following reports of “verbal abuse” aimed at Fisher’s Folly security personnel, Katherine Kerswell, the authority’s
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Harrow Council’s children’s services deemed ‘inadequate’ by Ofsted, citing leadership instability and inadequate support for care leavers and homeless children. Following a borough-wide assessment in January, Ofsted rated Harrow children’s services as “Inadequate” overall based on its
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sienna Joseph, the 11-year-old Harrow sprinter is making waves in UK athletics, breaking club records and ranking 2nd nationally in her age group. She just broke the club record in a 60-meter indoor sprint with a personal
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Queen Camilla hosts a reception at Buckingham Palace for the anniversary of Women of the World Foundation, with Victoria Beckham and Ruth Jones in attendance. During the speech, the Queen issued a warning about the
Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tower Hamlets council rises 5% tax for second consecutive year, as authority allocates funds to support low-income students and families, tackling poverty. Free school meals, uniform grants, more assistance for students with special educational needs and
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Westminster launches an initiative to enhance women safety in London’s nightlife, adopting a zero-tolerance policy on harassment to create a secure environment. It follows concerning statistics showing that eight out of ten women in the
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Raymi Willka Saldana Rojas, 14, musician from Islington, drowned in Amsterdam’s River IJ, raising an outpouring of tributes and condolences from the community. When a teenage music prodigy drowned while on vacation in Amsterdam, his parents claim
Islington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Freedom of Information (FOI) reveals stark racial disparity in mental health treatment in Islington, with Black residents affected by serious mental illness. Nearly 30% of the Islington patients with a diagnosis of Serious Mental Illness (SMI) in
