Prostate cancer is now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in England. Thanks to advances in research and treatment, survival rates have improved significantly – but only when patients are able to access the right treatment at the right time. That is why
Public transport should work for everyone. Yet for millions – wheelchair users, parents with pushchairs, older people, and anyone with mobility challenges – it’s a daily struggle. The Government must take action by fixing their ‘Access for All’ scheme, mandating step-free access
This weekend marked a familiar ritual: the clocks went forward, ushering in longer evenings and the start of British Summer Time. For many of us, the lighter days lift our mood – a welcome contrast to the gloom of darker autumn afternoons. We’ve
Merton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A man in his 30s has been charged with multiple offences following a protest against new traffic restrictions on Abbey Road, Wimbledon, Merton. Following an altercation in Wimbledon’s Abbey Road on March 25, Thomas Bedford, 30, of
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon Mayor Jason Perry misled residents by falsely claiming other London councils use an appointments-only system like Access Croydon’s new policy. Katherine Kerswell, the council’s £204,000 chief executive, told the public earlier this month that Access Croydon
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour has not dismissed the possibility of renegotiating EU fishing access as part of its broader reset with the UK, leaving room for future talks. As reported by The Telegraph, ministers admit European fishing access is back
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour Council in East London Under Fire for Charging Residents Worker Fines, Including Charges for Dartford Crossing, as Part of Housing Service Charges. As reported by The Telegraph, the Labour council forces residents to cover parking fines
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour MPs criticized briefings targeting female ministers, with growing concerns over the lack of effective support within the Cabinet. As reported by The Guardian, during last week’s cabinet meeting, a female minister directly raised concerns with Keir
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour explores using the Civil Contingencies Act to control British Steel amid the potential closure of Scunthorpe furnaces, threatening UK steel production. As reported by The Telegraph, with the Chinese owner’s threat to shut down, Britain considers
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer’s communication director, Matthew Doyle, has resigned, making him the second senior figure to exit within a year. As reported by The Guardian, Matthew Doyle has stepped down after nine months in Number 10. Why did
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Harrow faces major road closures in April, with gas works in Pinner set to shut a key road for over four months, disrupting residents and traffic flow. Some road closures may only be in place for a
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour councillor Carol Clark is under scrutiny for allegedly warning her paedophile son before his arrest while opposing a national inquiry into grooming gangs. As reported by GB News, a Teesside councillor faces backlash for opposing a
