Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mill Hill councillors thanked Barnet residents after Network Rail confirmed long-awaited step-free access at Mill Hill Broadway Station. Conservative councillors Val Duschinsky and Elliot Simberg received an email from the organization in charge of national rail infrastructure
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Glamorgan campaigners have issued a last-minute plea for public backing in Croydon as the crucial deadline day for their initiative approaches. In order to oppose developers’ appeal over the denial of their plans to destroy a long-closed
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council has rejected plans for two new houses in multiple occupation after residents raised concerns about crime, safety, and poor living conditions in the area. On Wednesday, November 5, the Hackney Council’s Planning Committee was scheduled
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council is projected to spend nearly £40m on temporary workers this year as it struggles to recruit and retain specialist employees. According to financial reports released by Hackney Council last month, the local government anticipates spending
A historic artwork has been rescued and relocated to a Royal Greenwich primary school, preserving local heritage for future generations.
When I was elected as the MP for South Norfolk, I did not expect to be discussing Super Mario World Kaizo, the Oddworld series and the “Grand Poo World Trilogy” in Parliament. However, when – as a member of the Petitions Committee
Seventy-five years ago, Britain helped shape a new Europe out of the ruins of war. Our lawyers drafted the European Convention on Human Rights, inspired by Churchill’s vision of peace built on dignity, fairness, and democracy. This week, as we mark that
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says wrongful prisoner releases have increased and calls the situation “completely unacceptable,” pledging government action. As reported by Sky News, Lisa Nandy said the government is “gripping” the prison crisis, calling the rise
Developers influence Labour planning reforms
