Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing’s creative talent converges at Bobo Social will take place for an Art Social event at Boho Social, showcasing the borough’s creative scene. 13 local artists, including Jon Loxton and Moira Walker, will have their works on
Our high streets are the beating heart of our communities. They are not simply places where people shop – they are gathering points, cultural centres and serve as symbols of local identity. They fuel local economies, support countless small businesses and provide
Social media is having a negative effect on children in this country. I know this as the father of two boys; but also hearing from teachers, parents and those working with young people who are seeing its effects every day. Social media
Barking and Dagenham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour leaders issue warning over Reform UK’s rising popularity in Barking and Dagenham, urging party members not to be complacent about the growing threat. Barking and Dagenham council leader Dominic Twomey made the remarks after
Sutton (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A freedom of Information (FOI) revelation exposes Sutton’s noise crisis, with over 1,200 complaints filed in 2024, raising concerns over residents’ quality of life. A statutory nuisance is a legal phrase for situations or actions that seriously
Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Havering Council is reviewing a contentious proposal to convert a house into an 8-bed Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) near a primary school. The plan, which was submitted for a property called SchoolHouse on Lowen Road in
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Harrow Council is set to spend a staggering £350,000 to clear a massive ‘industrial-scale waste’ site, for development, amid a fly-tipping crisis in the area. The leadership asserts that there is a limit to what the council
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A couple, Leo Wood and Rupert Scott have named their own road in Southwark, raising curiosity about their story of Coach House on Townsend Mews. They chose Townsend Mews because they wanted to pay homage to the
City of Westminster (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Penthouse-inspired strip club has been approved by City of Westminster Council for Soho despite concerns over increased crime and antisocial behavior. The Penthouse Club will feature once-weekly LGBTQI+ performances, Cirque du Soleil-style acts, and
Hillingdon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A new Spar convenience store is set to open in Harefield after Hillingdon Council’s Licensing Sub-committee approved its application for a licence to sell alcohol. The decision paves the way for the store’s launch. This is valid
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lord Walney, ex-government adviser on political extremism, warns that Angela Rayner’s proposed Islamophobia definition risks limiting open debate. Mr Walney held a prominent position in the government, but he was unexpectedly dismissed by some of his closest
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Labour intensifies attacks on Reform UK leader Nigel Farage over past Russia remarks, aiming to curb party’s growing support as Britons strongly back Ukraine. As reported by The Independent, a fresh survey highlights Britain’s strong pro-Ukraine stance.
