Sutton to play key role in LFA 2025
The London Cancer Hub, now ranked as Europe’s leading site for oncology research and treatment, will be at the centre of Sutton’s LFA25 programme. Sutton Council has confirmed its participation in the
Sulgrave youth club set to celebrate Centenary
Much-loved Shepherds Bush club is now asking for memories and photographs from past members As the Sulgrave Youth Club in Shepherds Bush approaches its 100th anniversary in 2026, it is inviting current
Fruit Bats fly the Ealing flag in Florida
A group of young athletes from Ealing is heading to Orlando, Florida, to represent the UK in the prestigious NFL Pro Bowl Games A team of young athletes from Ealing is set
IFB Warns Public Against Misleading Ad Claims
Paid-ad spoofing occurs when individuals searching for their insurer online inadvertently contact a third-party firm instead The Insurance Fraud Bureau (IFB) has issued a stark warning to the public about the dangers
‘Silicon Valley’ between Oxford and Cambridge
Chancellor to announce plans to improve infrastructure in region to put it at forefront of science and tech advances Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil a major economic plan aimed at
Newham pupils to benefit from holiday support
The funding is designated for the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme, which supports children in receipt of Free School Meals during holiday periods. Thousands of children in Newham could soon benefit
‘Pot of Gold’ to Premiere at Manchester Film Festival
Taking place from March 14 to 23, the BAFTA- and BIFA-qualifying Manchester Film Festival serves as a platform to celebrate the artistic excellence and inclusivity of independent filmmakers. Global humanitarian aid charity,
UK Front Pages 29/01: Focus on Economic Growth and Political Moves
The front pages of major UK newspapers today are dominated by economic and political developments, with a strong focus on government plans to boost growth and deregulation efforts. The Times leads with
Auschwitz@80: Stories of Survival
Three survivors of the Holocaust, who endured unimaginable horrors during at Auschwitz recount their experiences and the impact it had on their lives January 27th marked the 80th anniversary of the liberation
Developers ordered to pay £7.82 mn to Greenwich
Despite the Planning Inspectorate granting retrospective planning permission, stringent conditions have been imposed to address the numerous shortcomings of the development The controversial Mast Quay Phase II development by Comer Homes Group