London Commemorates Holocaust Victims and Survivors 

City Hall’s Holocaust Memorial Day service honours survivors and victims of genocide, urging Londoners to unite against hate and build a future of empathy and inclusion.  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and London Assembly Chair Andrew Boff AM, led a solemn service at City Hall ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day, welcoming survivors of the Holocaust and other genocides alongside Jewish community leaders. Organised with the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and the Holocaust Educational Trust, the ceremony honoured victims and survivors of the Holocaust and more recent atrocities, such as the Bosnian genocide. This year’s theme, ‘For a Better Future’,

£190k grant to revive historic Jewish cemetery 

The historic Balls Pond Road Cemetery in Islington, London, will undergo significant restoration thanks to a £190,731 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, securing its place as a cultural and educational landmark.  Balls Pond Road Cemetery, owned by the West London Synagogue, is set to undergo a major restoration following the awarding of a £190,731 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. This Grade II-listed site, recognized by Historic England in 2020, is one of the most important burial grounds of

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STARMER’S LABOUR PAINS 

UKDespite Labour’s commitment to ethical governance, the Siddiq episode reveals gaps in its approach to managing perceived conflicts of interest 

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Indian Cinema Shines in London

Doraiswami further highlighted the unique ability of Indian cinema to transcend language barriers, with Bollywood standing as a global powerhouse

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Creative sparks fly in Park Royal 

La Plante Carnivore specializes in eco-friendly stationery inspired by British and Mauritian flora, and has flourished in the CEZ’s affordable creative spaces…reports Asian Lite News The Acton and Park Royal Creative Enterprise

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