London prison capacity drops by 12% over a decade despite pressures to expand
London prison capacity has dropped by more than 12% since 2015, despite increasing demand for space, new data has revealed.
London’s disabled employment rate overtakes national average post-pandemic for first time in history
London’s disabled employment rate has been higher than the national average disabled employment rate since the pandemic, Office for National
Male suicide rates in London see a six year high as men’s death make up 73% of suicides in capital
Male suicide rates in London are at a six year high, as ONS data reveals men’s deaths make up 73%
The market forces reshaping the British pub
Pub culture in the UK is deeply ingrained in British society. It is about much more than just drinking, but
Declining TfL journeys highlight changing commuting habits among Londoners
Recent TfL figures have highlighted a drop in demand for transport services, reflecting changing commuting habits “not yet fully understood”
Marriage rates fall below half of adults for third consecutive year
A truth no longer universally acknowledged: fewer than half of adults in England and Wales are married for the third
Transport for London fare evasion fines peaked over the summer
A Freedom of Information request revealed the company gave out a record-high number of fines between June and July 2025.
WATCH: What is driving the rise in dog ownership across London?
Dog ownership has been on the rise across the UK since 2011. You may have noticed more cocker spaniels and
Football hooliganism in London has not returned to pre-pandemic levels
Since fans returned to stadiums following the pandemic, football-related disorder in London has escalated and remains above pre-2020 levels, according
Richmond Council’s plans to make the borough ‘smokefree’
Richmond Council has chopped the number of its borough’s smokers in half over the last 10 years, and the prospect
Education leads children’s mental health support but young adults face ‘patchwork landscape’ of provision
Education is the leading source of mental health support for children aged 8 to 16, but slips to third place