Data reveals that windows are 300 times dirtier than public toilet seats
A recent study carried out by Hillary’s, a retailer of blinds, curtains and shutters, with a microbiologist, has revealed how
Sharp decline in London pupil numbers puts school standards at risk
Falling pupil numbers in London schools could put school standards at risk, according to a London Councils report. Declining admission
London NHS staff’s monthly sickness absence rate rises by 41% over past 10 years
NHS staff monthly sickness absence rates in London have risen by 41.3% to August 2025 relative to August 2015, according
Why my great-grandfather was exiled to London from Uganda
The sun seemed to never set on the British Empire, until it finally did. As the spirit of liberation enveloped
LISTEN: Young Labour – what’s gone wrong and what needs to change?
Young people are abandoning the Labour Party. Anger over Gaza, repeated U-turns, and internal purges of the left have all contributed
WATCH: Hammersmith Bridge deadlock as seven years of closure comes to a head
Nearly seven years after Hammersmith Bridge was first closed to motorists, protesters gathered once more in Barnes to fight for
LISTEN: The ancient practice of Kirtan in modern-day Twickenham
Devotees of Kirtan in ancient India might have been surprised to see how the practice has caught on in modern-day
Wandsworth Council wins social housing sub-letting case
Wandsworth Council has won a County Court case against a previous tenant over the unauthorised let of a social housing
WATCH: Ugandans protest President Museveni’s sixth re-election outside Parliament
On a rain-soaked afternoon outside Westminster, Ugandan protesters gathered to challenge the legitimacy of President Yoweri Museveni’s latest election victory.
LISTEN: How does Dry January impact the struggling hospitality industry?
It’s been estimated that 1 in 3 Brits are axing the booze for Dry January this year, according to its
LISTEN: London musicians push back against AI music as regulation stalls in Parliament
London-based musicians call for better regulation on the production of AI music as parliament stalls on legislation. In the UK,