UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Britain will continue supplying intelligence aid to Ukraine despite the US cutting off its support, though their resources are not as extensive. Following America’s decision to stop intelligence support earlier this week, the UK will continue its
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering Council plans to partly demolish Romford’s Century Youth House to build 9 new homes, including 8 three-bedroom houses and 1 two-bedroom property. The late 19th-century Victorian structure has not been used since 2018. In 1979, it
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lambeth Town Hall hosts an immersive orchestral experience featuring young local musicians alongside Europe’s first majority black orchestra, this weekend. The Chineke will be the most recent in a string of architectural performances by the production firm
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Liz Kendall advocates for increasing work opportunities to reduce the benefits bill, arguing that rising employment will inevitably lower welfare costs. The Work and Pensions Secretary has argued that getting more people back into work is the
Tower Hamlets (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Tower Hamlets landlords fined £12,000 over fatal fire in overcrowded flat, where up to 22 tenants lived in three rooms; court confiscates nearly £80,000. Following a fire at the Maddocks House apartment in Shadwell early on
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Members of Harold Hill’s Friday Night Youth Club are fighting to reopen the facility after Havering Council’s sudden closure, citing community needs and benefits. Havering Council briefly banned Friday Night Youth Club, which is located in the
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour MPs urged banks to revise ESG regulations, arguing that defense investments like missiles and fighter jets should be considered ethical. As The Telegraph reported, over 100 Labour MPs and peers have urged financial institutions to classify
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Teachers at three Waltham Forest secondary schools – Lammas, Leytonstone, and Willowfield – have gone on strike amid concerns over the schools’ future. On February 27, March 4, and March 5, teachers from Lammas, Leytonstone, and
Redbridge (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Redbridge Council’s CCTV Team cracks down on violent crime, using cutting-edge surveillance to identify and apprehend offenders, keeping local communities safe. Five people involved in a violent incident at JD Sports on Ilford High Road were recently
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – UK Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood launches review of Sentencing Council’s powers amid backlash over guidelines favoring ethnic minorities. As reported by The Guardian, Shabana Mahmood has initiated an inquiry into the Sentencing Council’s authority in England and
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Croydon man has been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after the RSPCA prosecuted him for starving and neglecting his XL bully. Following an inspection of his bulldog, Raynor, in a malnourished state with severe
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Conservatives received nearly £2m in funds in late 2024, twice Labour’s £1m, while Reform UK brought in £280,000 amid efforts to secure larger donors At the end of last year, Tories secured double the donations of
