London (Parliament News) – The UK government pledges £3m for a new cycle lane on Hammersmith Bridge, but funding for the repair remains unresolved. The tale over the five-year closure of Hammersmith Bridge took an incredible new twist on Monday when the
London Descendants honour Windrush generation’s resilience at a vigil marking scandal’s anniversary. Despite compensation challenges, campaigners unite for justice, demanding governmental accountability and support. The efforts faced by the Windrush generation “must never be in vain”, descendants expressed as they held a
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – A lady has died after being struck by a bus outside Victoria Bus Station in central London. The pedestrian died momentarily after the rush-hour crash at 08:59 GMT while the bus driver – who a witness saw
A U.S. business delegation sent to Northern Ireland by President Joe Biden on Thursday discussed opportunities created by the region’s tailored trade deals after Brexit, but members acknowledged the political impasse had sown some doubts. The trade mission, announced by Mr Biden
Labour have proposed a slew of amendments to the Energy Bill that would cut energy bills by £93 billion for the British people, make Britain energy secure and end once and for all the Tories’ ban on onshore wind. In a first
Due to a lack of investment, the UK has the lowest growth in low-carbon electricity generation by 2030 among the eight most developed economies. The United Kingdom, which a few years ago was seen as at the forefront of the energy transition,
Sir Keir Starmer has backtracked on Labour’s pledge to introduce clean air zones across the UK, reports say, following the party’s failure to win the Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-elections . A statement confirming support for the zones is said to have
Taxes on beverages, from beer to fine wines, will be calculated according to their alcohol content. Industrialists are looking for a parade. End of the day on the other side of the Channel. Head to Waitrose, a stone’s throw from the metro
The British government on Monday promised “hundreds” of new oil and gas exploration and exploitation licenses in the North Sea, provoking a frown from environmental organizations in the face of an announcement presented as “better for the climate”. Far from seeing a
If traversing galaxies, consuming cultures and solving clues like London’s very own Sherlock Holmes sounds like your type of weekend, then you’ll absolutely adore this activity. London is known as the city that has everything. Gourmaze then entered the competitive, cultural space
