Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A yellow weather warning has been issued for Harrow and Greater London, with thunderstorms forecast from Friday afternoon through the weekend. With highs of 28 degrees predicted during peak hours, temperatures are predicted to climb today. A
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Legal and activist voices gathered in Ealing to discuss justice reform during Nicole Farhi’s ‘J’Accuse…!’ exhibit on miscarriages of justice. Ms. Farhi attended the event with Yvonne Swan, an Indigenous American activist whose own wrongful conviction is
Last week, the Strategic Defence Review containing the Government’s plans to rebuild our armed forces was unveiled. We also voted on an Armed Forces’ Commissioner Bill. The Commissioner will be an independent person for serving personnel and their families to raise problems
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Haringey Council is inviting residents to share their views on new strategies to improve air quality and reduce pollution across the borough. The civic center has started a consultation after creating a five-year action plan. According to
Wandsworth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Wandsworth launches borough-wide electric cargo bike rentals for residents and businesses, starting at £5 per hour, with a free first ride to encourage uptake. With one hour free for new users or three hours free for businesses,
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Plans are being drawn up to extend and refurbish the Richard Gilbert Scott-designed building on Ridgmount Street, with a planning bid to Camden Council expected. Owners Sebre Ridgmount Ltd. are collaborating with architects DSDHA, who have released
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government is ‘minded to’ appoint commissioners to Croydon Council, citing ongoing concerns over financial mismanagement and governance failures. The government has declared that the appointment of commissioners is necessary because of the Council’s dire financial
Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is not just a national crisis – it is a moral emergency. In the West Midlands, the scale of this crisis is staggering. Every 30 seconds, a woman or girl reports an incident of violence to
Animal protection is an issue I care deeply about and have done ever since I was a teenager. It’s one of the causes that took me into politics and to Parliament – a commitment to improving the way we treat farm animals.
My father died when I was twelve although his illness had started when I was two. My childhood memory is that he first knew something was wrong when his beautiful handwriting deteriorated and he became unsteady. It turned out that he had
