What this election could do to Britain?
The Conservative dead end is obvious. Unless the pollsters are horrendously wrong the Tories are in for a very heavy defeat with several of their big beats banished to the depths of
Brussels conference urges action against religious fundamentalism in South Asia
An international conference in Brussels calls for concerted efforts to thwart rise of religious fundamentalism in South Asia and beyond, reports Asian Lite News Speakers at an international conference on the ‘rise
A Vision for Uxbridge and South Ruislip
Vote for Danny Beales for a Labour MP on July 4th. As a resident of Uxbridge and South Ruislip, I have had the honor of getting to know the Labour candidate, Danny
Zakat’s Impact: A Beacon of Hope in Tackling Homelessness Crisis
UK Local Authorities spent £1.74 billion in the year March 2022-March 2023 – an increase of 9% on the previous year…reports Asian Lite News Homelessness has penetrated the social fabric of
Unveiling the Taboo: Mehek Premieres at Sadler’s Wells
A symposium featuring key figures involved in the production, including Lewis Major from Aakash Odedra Company and Emily Jackson from Moving Together, will provide insights into the impact of Mehek Live. The
NHS Execs more diverse than ever before
While ethnic minority representation at executive board level has also increased to more than one in ten of executive roles (11%) – up from 9% in 2021…reports Asian Lite News There are
Parenting in the Digital Age
David Rice, International GM and CSO for Life360, said: “We commissioned this research to understand real-life concerns of UK parents and the steps they take to feel reassured about their children’s safety…reports
UK Domestic Abuse Charity Adds Senior Expertise to Board
TLC: Talk, Listen, Change, a nationwide relationships charity, has announced the appointments to the board of its new commercial subsidiary, Now You’re Talking. ONE of the UK’s leading domestic abuse, separation and
£900,000 penalty for promoter of tax avoidance scheme
HMRC brought the legal action against IPS for failing to notify HMRC of its arrangement until April 2022 and a judge at First-Tier Tribunal has determined they must now pay a
UK Aid to China Falls by 90%, Transparency Issues Remain
With China expected to graduate from being eligible for official development assistance (ODA) in the near future, ICAI also pointed out a lack of clear planning on how the government’s priorities in