Musical icon Joe Strummer honoured with legacy stone
A lasting tribute has been unveiled in Maida Hill in North Paddington to honour Joe Strummer, the former lead singer of The Clash. A commemorative stone celebrating the life and career of
Upskilling in Education: Preparing for a Future Shaped by Change
The emphasis on upskilling has intensified due to the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and digitalisation, which are reshaping economies and disrupting traditional industries … writes Ricci Zaide Dean Education systems
5 years on, Hammersmith Bridge still shut
Wandsworth residents, community leaders, and council officials have intensified their calls for urgent action to reopen Hammersmith Bridge, ahead of a key meeting of the Hammersmith Bridge Taskforce on 30 January. The
The Value of Evidence
Before trusting any piece of evidence, ask these simple five basic questions, Who? What? When? Where? And most importantly Why? … writes Nigel Dudley When several people interested in politics get together,
Community unites to make Brent safer
Over 200 residents, community groups, and local leaders gathered on Monday, 27 January, to address the pressing issues of drug and knife crime in Brent. The meeting, organised by the Brent Safer
UK Front Pages 31/01: Washington Mid-Air Collision Shocks the World
A bright flash lit up the sky over the Potomac River near Washington, D.C., followed by a deafening explosion. In an instant, 67 lives were lost as an American Airlines jet and
Ofsted’s ‘Outstanding’ Praise for Islington
Islington Council’s Children’s Services have earned an ‘Outstanding’ rating from Ofsted for the second consecutive time, cementing its place as one of London’s best. Islington Council’s Children’s Services have once again been
End of the road for Prince Charles cinema?
The Prince Charles Cinema, a beloved cult film venue in London, is facing closure due to a threatened lease alteration by its property developers. The Prince Charles Cinema, a cherished institution in
New Food Waste Service Coming to Havering
Set to roll out by 2025, this new initiative aims to reduce waste, increase recycling, and help combat climate change. Havering Council is gearing up to introduce a separate food waste service
Race Equality Week: Greenwich Unites for Change
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is taking a stand for Race Equality Week, a nationwide movement aimed at addressing race inequality in workplaces across the country. From 3 to 9 February, the