London Mayor announces 800 new homes for rough sleepers
London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced £75 million of government funding for up to 800 new homes for rough sleepers last
Small business ‘walk and talk’ project aims to boost growth and optimism
Small Business Britain is partnering with BT to launch a series of small business networking walks across the UK, to
‘WE ARE HERE FOR YOU’ says The National Lottery on cost-of-living pressures
Charities and organisations throughout the UK supporting communities bearing the brunt of the cost-of-living pressures are being given access to
ULEZ to cover all London boroughs, announces Sadiq Khan
The ULEZ pollution charge is set to cover the whole of London under new plans announced by the Mayor of
Addiction Awareness Week launches after highest year of drug deaths
A leading charity is launching its Addiction Awareness Week as it warns of a significant spike in demand for care,
Brazilians in London prepare for crunch presidential vote
As Brazil prepares to go the polls again this weekend for the second round of the presidential elections, Brazilians in
Gareth Thomas determined to tackle public perception of HIV
Gareth Thomas took his fight in combating myths around HIV to Scotland as a game-changing Glasgow congress revealed just how
‘Be our voice’: Protestors in London and Iran beg to be heard over the violence
Protestors in London and Iran are fighting for the same thing: for their voices to be heard over the violence.
Queen Elizabeth II: the final journey
Queen Elizabeth II covered at least 1,032,513 miles in her lifetime. Now, she has made her final journey in a funeral procession watched by thousands.
Hyde Park removes makeshift tribute to Queen at Holocaust Memorial
A makeshift tribute to the Queen set up on the Holocaust memorial in Hyde Park has been taken down by
‘When someone passes away, you shouldn’t cry. You have to celebrate their life.’
Despite the crowds of mourners in central London, not everyone thinks that sadness is the only way to respect the