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Late-night Ealing sushi bar approved amid objections
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Late-night Ealing sushi bar approved amid objections

Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A late-night sushi restaurant in Ealing has been approved by council planners, despite strong objections from residents over potential noise and disruption. As reported by Harrow Online,on Wednesday, May 7, the Ealing Council Licensing subcommittee granted the

by Sarah Dinenage
May 9, 2025
Darren Jones urges UK-US trade deal to save 150,000 jobs
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Darren Jones urges UK-US trade deal to save 150,000 jobs

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Senior minister Darren Jones insists the UK-US deal is crucial for protecting 150,000 jobs, despite concerns over long-term benefits and ongoing negotiations. As reported by The Independent, the Chief Secretary to the Treasury emphasized that the trade

by Beth Malcolm
May 9, 2025
UK workers at risk of job loss without US-UK deal
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UK workers at risk of job loss without US-UK deal

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Jonathan Reynolds highlighted that workers were on the verge of job losses without the crucial new US-UK trade deal, vital for British industries. As reported by the Independent, the Trade Secretary warned UK workers were “days” away

by Federica Calabrò
May 9, 2025
Sutton business woman wins 2 awards for BBC heir hunting
Sutton

Sutton business woman wins 2 awards for BBC heir hunting

Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Sutton entrepreneur has scooped two prestigious awards for her standout role in BBC’s ‘Heir Hunting’ series, celebrating her work in tracing lost legacies. As reported by Your local Guardian, the CEO of Finders International, Simonne Llewellyn,

by Massimiliano  Verde
May 9, 2025
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Poverty in Glasgow North East: A Call to Action

In a country as wealthy as the United Kingdom, it is a tragedy that so many communities are left behind. Glasgow North East, where I have the honour of serving as Member of Parliament, is a stark example of this. It is

by Maureen Burke MP
May 9, 2025
Tony Blair urges gene editing to prevent next pandemic
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Tony Blair urges gene editing to prevent next pandemic

UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Sir Tony Blair urges swift gene-editing laws for livestock, citing pandemic prevention and the urgency of strengthening national biosecurity. As reported by The Telegraph, Sir Tony Blair is pushing for animal gene-editing laws in the UK to

by Sarah Dinenage
May 9, 2025
Kingston charity links money worries to parenting stress
Kingston Upon Thames

Kingston charity links money worries to parenting stress

Kingston upon Thames (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Kingston charity report reveals financial pressures are intensifying parenting challenges, as families grapple with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. As reported by Kingston Nub, during Maternal Mental Health Week, a new study by Home-Start London,

by Anum Qaisar MP
May 8, 2025
Major Peckham redevelopment to bypass Southwark Council
Southwark

Major Peckham redevelopment to bypass Southwark Council

Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Peckham’s most significant redevelopment in decades is set to bypass Southwark Council, raising debate over local oversight and planning authority. As reported by Southwark News, a contentious plan that will change Peckham’s skyline and provide only 12%

by Daniele Naddei
May 8, 2025
40 Labour MPs oppose disability cuts, Croydon MPs absent
Croydon

40 Labour MPs oppose disability cuts, Croydon MPs absent

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Forty Labour MPs have signed a letter opposing disability benefit cuts, but Croydon’s Reed, Jones and Irons have drawn attention for not backing the move. As reported by Inside Croydon, a letter opposing proposed cutbacks to disability

by Beth Malcolm
May 8, 2025
Civic award for Surrey Street trader’s community work in Croydon
Croydon

Civic award for Surrey Street trader’s community work in Croydon

Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A long-serving Surrey Street market trader has been honoured with a civic award in Croydon for his outstanding community service and local engagement. As reported by Inside Croydon, at this week’s Civic Mayor Awards ceremony at the

by Federica Calabrò
May 8, 2025
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