The 1900 “Khaki Election” in Britain was held during the Boer War; Conservatives won big, fueled by patriotism and the war’s popularity.
The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 was a landmark step in recognising children as victims of domestic abuse in their own right. But recognition alone isn’t enough. This Labour government must go further closing the gaps the Act left and ensuring that every
As Huntingdonshire District Council prepared to make its once-in-a-generation decision on local government reform, the Government must reflect on a crucial point: rigid adherence to preset, arbitrary criteria risks forcing through sub-optimal options that neither command public confidence nor reflect local democratic
A clear look at Winston Churchill’s leadership, alliances, and decisions in WWII — from the Blitz and Battle of Britain to D-Day and beyond.
A Labour councillor in Haringey has been suspended after a xenophobic message stating “all foreigners need deporting” was posted in a WhatsApp group.
Southhall (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A major fire broke out in a West London warehouse suspected of storing fireworks and gas cylinders, prompting the London Fire Brigade to declare a major incident. Around 150 firefighters responded, leading to evacuations nearby and widespread
A rejected plan for a 24-hour gambling centre in Hanwell is heading to the Secretary of State after Ealing Council refused the application in August 2025.
Ukraine & Russia (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ukraine’s military has confirmed successful strikes on a Russian oil refinery in the Krasnodar region and an oil terminal in the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk. These attacks are part of Ukraine’s intensified long-range campaign
Jubilee Gardens Medical Centre in Southall will receive up to £2m in government funding, part of a national initiative to expand healthcare services.
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK Justice Secretary has proposed scrapping jury trials for the majority of cases, reserving them only for the most serious offences such as murder, rape or manslaughter. The move comes as part of urgent reforms to