King visits Auschwitz
King Charles became the first British head of state to visit Auschwitz, a former Nazi concentration camp, to mark the 80th anniversary of its liberation King Charles became the first British head
Brent secures £550k arts funding to empower youth
Nine prominent arts organisations in Brent have secured £550,000 in funding from Arts Council England’s National Lottery Place Partnership. This funding aims to enrich the borough’s cultural sector, empowering underserved communities and
£10.5m Investment to revamp Neasden Town Centre
The project aligns with Brent’s broader vision for growth in Neasden and Staples Corner, with potential for up to 7,000 new homes in the area. Nearby neighbourhoods like Wembley and Church End
Surviving Auschwitz
Yisrael Abelesz was just 14 years old when he was deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Nazi regime’s most notorious concentration camp Yisrael Abelesz was just 14 years old when he was deported to
London Hosts Global Leaders at BETT 2025, Shaping Education’s Future
At BETT 2025, the University of Sharjah highlighted its latest advancements in educational technology, presenting key pillars of its strategic plan for 2024–2030. The University of Sharjah (UoS) made a significant mark
Mayor Stresses Holocaust Lessons in Fake News Era
As London commemorates the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau’s liberation, the Mayor highlights the need to confront hatred and ensure the past is never forgotten. On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Mayor of
Enfield’s Start for Life programme gets a lift
Children and families from across Enfield will benefit from £1.5 million of government funding to boost the delivery of Start for Life services Families in Enfield are set to benefit from a
Nature Restoration Fund to boost infra projects
The UK government has unveiled a bold set of proposals under its Plan for Change to accelerate infrastructure development while addressing environmental challenges. Central to these reforms, announced last week, is the
Reeves hints at Heathrow expansion
Chancellor Rachel Reeves hints at backing Heathrow’s third runway, framing sustainable aviation as key to the UK’s economic growth strategy. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has dropped a significant hint about government backing for
LEST WE NEVER FORGET
As part of the Government’s curriculum review, the Prime Minister said studying the Holocaust would become a “critical, vital part of every single student’s identity” Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to