Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A fire on Farmfield Road in Bromley left three people injured, with one hospitalized. Emergency services responded swiftly as investigations are underway. Emergency services were called to Farmfield Road just after 9am this morning (June 18). A
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Broadway launches its Summer Social with eight weeks of food, live sports screenings, and seasonal activities to engage shoppers and families alike. During the months of July and August, the center’s Town Square will be converted
The benefits of outdoor education experiences are obvious to anyone who has ever gone for a hike through a muddy field while wrestling with an Ordnance Survey map, abseiled, spent the night camped in a lakeland forest, climbed a rockface or kayaked
Last year, NHS funding was a key issue for so many candidates ahead of the general election, particularly for myself and the Liberal Democrats. This issue is deeply personal to me, with my wife having worked for the NHS for longer than
Having led a debate just last week in which I bemoaned various government policy decisions – such as cuts in real terms to the UKRI budget, the shelving of the exascale supercomputer in Edinburgh, and a general lack of investment in specialist
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bexley Council has installed 285 new bins and upgraded more than 350 existing ones in a major initiative to reduce litter and improve public cleanliness. The upgrades are a component of a plan by the London Borough
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow Council has approved Block H in the Brentford Waterside project, marking a key planning milestone for the large-scale regeneration scheme. The land south of Brentford High Street and Waterside, High Street, TW8 8EW, is covered by
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing’s Lib Dems have triggered a formal review of the Labour Council’s plan to close or repurpose 10 of 25 children’s centres, citing public concern. Last week (June 11, 2025), the council’s cabinet made a contentious decision
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor Jason Perry faces legal scrutiny as his admission over Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) could expose Croydon Council to multimillion-pound claims. Lawyers for the council are anticipated to defend the mayor’s manifesto U-turn by arguing that “election
Long-term health conditions are one of the greatest challenges facing our NHS and our society. Addressing this will take more than short-term fixes. It requires a determined, coordinated, and sustained effort. We have been promised a long-term plan for the NHS, and
One of the most striking things about working in the pro-life movement is how often we’re told our views are “extreme” or “out of touch.” Yet, when you actually ask people — when you listen to them, not the headlines — a
As an ex-miner and Member of Parliament for a coalfield community, I have been contacted numerous times by both constituents and non-constituents, about the British Coal Staff Superannuation Scheme, otherwise known as the BCSSS. It’s a topic close to my heart, as
