South East London claims highest school exclusion rates in London
South East London has the highest rate of permanent school exclusions in London, according to available data starting in 2016
No budget, no problem: the filmmaker proving you don’t need funding to create
A sports massage therapist is crafting a no-budget martial arts film to demonstrate how community spirit can overcome any financial
West London slam poetry competition to help fund film supporting Syrian refugees
A slam poetry competition is set to take place in west London next month to promote awareness for mental health
Ealing’s Dementia Concern charity receives National Lottery grant
An Ealing-based charity helping those with dementia has received a five-figure sum from the National Lottery Community Fund. Dementia Concern
Bright futures beckon for Ealing Street Elite graduates
Twenty-three unemployed young people from Ealing are celebrating their graduation from an innovative youth intervention programme, which uses the power
Gleaming Ofsted report for Ealing school three years after opening
An Ealing school which opened amidst the aftermath of the pandemic has three years later been rated as Outstanding by
Nine boroughs bid for London Borough of Culture 2025
The London Borough of Culture for 2025 will be announced by the Mayor of London on the 11th March. Here
Westminster named London’s most dangerous borough
Westminster has been found to be London’s most dangerous borough, with criminal offences in the area reaching nearly 100,000 in
Will Poulter attends HFEH Mind Circle cafe one year anniversary
Actor Will Poulter attended Hammersmith, Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow’s Mind Circle cafe’s one year anniversary in Ealing last week. The
London’s most dangerous junctions revealed
A cycling charity have launched a new interactive map showing London’s most dangerous junctions for cyclists and pedestrians to raise
Southall volunteers transform Western Road dumping ground into community garden
A derelict piece of land that was a hotspot for fly-tipping and anti-social behaviour is being brought back to life