Kingston Council have voted unanimously to divest their pension fund from companies ‘complicit in violations of international law’. On Tuesday
Fans watching Sabrina Carpenter headline British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park on Saturday and Sunday night may have collectively
Twenty years ago, London suffered from the deadliest terror attack on British soil which saw 52 deaths and hundreds of people injured. A commemoration service is set to take place in Cathedral Square today (July 7) to mark the anniversary of the 7/7 bombings.
Hammersmith‘s Irish Cultural Centre celebrated the life and work of writer James Joyce last week with readings, poems and a
An overnight walking marathon through the streets of the capital by participants in decorated bras took place earlier this month
London is still the lowest region in the country for uptake rates of breast screening despite a recent increase, according
Hundreds of people gathered in Trafalgar Square on March 29 to mark the last day of Ramadan, breaking their fast
Intergenerational care is transforming early years education and elderly care across the UK, with southwest London leading the way. In
Financial insecurity and low earnings stop musicians from pursing a music career, according to charity Help Musicians. Fewer than half
In January, independent dance production company Fundamentally Dance hosted their fourth ever Jamiel Laurence Creation (JLC) Intensive. The week-long programme,
The Battersea Power Station Light Festival has returned for its fifth year, illuminating the riverside landmark with a dazzling array