Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Sutton bistro owner Jackie Gale says the pride “never fades” after receiving another national award, marking continued recognition for his restaurant’s excellence. At the 2025 – 2026 Good Food Award, LA Café, which is positioned directly
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Muswell Hill resident Chris Brocklesby has been appointed trustee for a national charity, representing Haringey in efforts to strengthen community impact. The British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) principal technology officer, Chris Brocklesby, has joined the board of trustees
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Walthamstow’s second-ever Trans Pride was hailed a “resounding success,” celebrating LGBTIQ+ identity and community pride across Waltham Forest. The artist Tom Rasmussen was part of the crowded lineup at Waltham Forest Trades Hall on Saturday, October
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – YouGov poll shows 68% of Britons want cheaper household energy, while only 21% prioritize reducing carbon emissions as a top concern. As reported by The Telegraph, a recent poll finds the public considers cheaper energy bills more
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow Council has extended the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme for three years, ensuring continued support for children and families. The government has verified further than £600 million in backing for the HAF Programme over the
Kensington and Chelsea (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Kensington and Chelsea Council seized 1,000 dangerously parked e-bikes, raising £81,000 in release fees amid growing safety and obstruction concerns. Residents’ enterprises about Lime, Forest, and Voi rental bikes being left on pavements and domestic
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Downing Street insists government won’t comment on BBC’s ongoing legal dispute with US President Donald Trump, leaving the matter to the broadcaster. As reported by The Independent, Number 10 declined to comment on the ongoing BBC–Trump row
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A community brunch offering free meals returns to Harrow this winter, supported by Nando’s on Station Road and local nonprofit Carib & Co Brunch. The program offers hot meals to low-income individualities, single parents, scholars, people with
Hammersmith and Fulham Council has rejected efforts to list Shepherd’s Bush Market as an asset of community value, disappointing local campaigners.
UK High Court rejects Epping council’s bid to block asylum seekers from Bell Hotel, citing lack of evidence and limited planning harm.
PM Keir Starmer vows to fight racist rhetoric dividing Britain and signals scrapping the two-child benefit cap to tackle child poverty.
PM Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves plan major Budget reforms to scrap the two-child benefit cap and cut child poverty across the UK.
