Havering (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Mayor of Havering Gerry O’ Sullivan hosted a Civic Dinner at Upminster Masonic Hall on January 31, 2025. The event aimed to raise funds for local charities. The esteemed event was organised to support Havering Mind and
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Imperial Drive in Harrow closed for 3 hours on February 1, 2025, following a collision, causing traffic disruption as emergency services responded to the scene. After a road traffic collision (RTC) at approximately 9:09 p.m. on February
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Neil Kinnock, ex-Labour leader, urged Keir Starmer to end the UK’s “cycle of hesitation” with the EU as pressure mounts on Labour to strengthen trade ties with Europe. The former Labour leader, Welsh politician Neil Kinnock, emphasized
The Government wants to turbo boost UK growth. My ‘Buy British Bill’ aims to do just that. The UK spends £300 billion on public procurement. But all too often, this money goes overseas to foreign suppliers or multinationals, rather than supporting UK
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ support for Heathrow’s third runway expansion faces criticism for contradicting Labour’s environmental promises. Earlier this week, during her major speech announcing economic growth policies, Ms. Reeves argued that expanding Heathrow Airport is essential for
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Inclusion London’s findings reveal that only a small percentage of new homes approved in London meet the needs of disabled and elderly people. A new report shows that just 3% of newly approved homes in London last
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Keir Starmer’s efforts to reset post-Brexit relations with the EU are set to face tough negotiations, especially on major issues like fishing and youth mobility. Leading European diplomats have warned that the EU will take a firm
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The British government has extended a £67m post-Brexit deal with Fujitsu, despite its involvement in the Horizon IT scandal, sparking concerns from campaigners. As reported by the Independent, a £67 million cost will fall on taxpayers as
I tabled a Bill last week to recognise a Palestinian state. It did not get debated. We ran out of time, a little like what is happening to Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank. They are running out of time. My
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Emma Pinchbeck, the UK’s chief climate adviser, urges Labour to ensure fair cost-sharing for net zero, warning that it risks losing public support. According to the UK’s chief climate adviser, ministers should prioritize fairly spreading the costs
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Bexley unveils #CelebratingBexley, a year-long 2025 cultural program marking key milestones, including Danson Park centenary and the borough’s 60th anniversary. This festival also celebrates some other local sites of interest; it is because it marks 160 years
Lewisham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Transport for London (TfL) plans the Bakerloop bus, linking Waterloo to Lewisham, providing faster connections in London amid Bakerloo line extension plan. With services perhaps beginning as early as this autumn, it would be the first of
