Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – South Norwood Rec in Croydon has launched a creative anti-litter campaign, uniting residents through art and community engagement to promote cleaner public spaces. Today, a local mosaic artist created a brand-new, custom piece of public art for
Washington (Parliament Politics Magazine) – US President Donald Trump calls Democrat Zohran Mamdani’s NYC win “very dangerous,” urging the new mayor to be more respectful of Washington. As reported by The Telegraph, Donald Trump described Zohran Mamdani’s post-election speech as “very dangerous”
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Four firms are competing to build a major new Artificial Intelligence academic facility for Imperial College in Hammersmith and Fulham, signalling rapid growth. According to Building, Multiplex, Mace, Bovis, and Sir Robert McAlpine received the
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Croydon man is in critical condition after being struck while cycling on Ditches Lane, Coulsdon, around dusk on Monday, prompting a police investigation. Witnesses are needed, according to the Metropolitan Police. Substantiations are demanded, according to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Bank of England keeps interest rates at 4% as Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares her key budget, with inflation still almost double the official 2% target. As reported by The Guardian, the central bank’s policymakers kept interest
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts warns Reeves against tax hikes on retailers, citing inflation risks, while reporting profits and plans for major store expansion. As reported by The Guardian, the head of the UK’s second-biggest supermarket has urged
We’re surrounded by single-use plastics, often without even realising it. That morning cuppa? Your tea bag might contain plastic. That cigarette butt flicked onto the street? It’s actually made from plastic fibres. And while we’re getting better at saying no to plastic
This week, as we pause to remember the fallen of past wars, another war – every bit as brutal and inhumane – is raging in Sudan. It is a conflict so devastating that the Foreign Secretary recently called it “the largest humanitarian
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick criticises Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy over the mishandling of two prisoners mistakenly freed from Wandsworth. As reported by The Independent, Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick warned David Lammy to “get a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour’s immigration crackdown may cost Britain £4.4bn, as the Home Office warns of economic losses and experts fear damage to universities. As reported by The Independent, a Home Office report warns Labour’s immigration plans could cost the
