UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government will introduce a new fast-track path for high-earners and entrepreneurs, allowing those earning over £125,000 to apply for permanent residency after just three years. This contrasts with extended waiting periods for lower earners amid
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK government proposes to extend the waiting period for some migrants to obtain settled status to up to 20 years, a significant increase from the current five years. This policy particularly affects those who have arrived
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Camden authorities say a decision on future access for trans swimmers at Hampstead Heath’s ponds is expected early next year, following months of debate. A final report on the matter is anticipated to be presented to Camden
Lewisham has approved the redevelopment of a derelict shopping centre despite objections to a proposed 17-storey tower, sparking debate over urban design.
Ten Lewisham businesses have been recognised among the borough’s best at a prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating excellence across local industries.
Redbridge’s top-performing secondary schools for GCSEs 2025 have been revealed, highlighting standout results and community reaction to the latest rankings.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood outlines sweeping UK migration reforms, linking settlement to contribution and extending ILR routes, amid rising irregular arrivals.
Haringey celebrated carers with the launch of its new Carers Strategy at Alexandra Palace, highlighting expanded support measures and recognition for unpaid carers.
Game of Thrones actress Sophie Turner has backed a campaign questioning the scope of the UK’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. Turner, alongside celebrities Gail Porter and Stephanie Waring, warns that the legislation could enable an assisted death for those
Two Croydon schools are among 250 selected for new solar panel installations under a Great British Energy scheme aimed at boosting clean energy in education.
UK PM Keir Starmer says SEND reform is urgently needed as new DfE data shows rising suspensions for pupils with special needs. Government delays White Paper for wider consultation.
Barking and Dagenham Council and Queen Mary University announce a £4.1m investment to build a state-of-the-art academic dental centre in central Barking.
