Adoptees, families lack support to make direct contact with birth relatives
Despite broad support for direct contact with birth relatives, the majority of adopted people and adoptive families lack the help
A deep dive into going viral on TikTok
Going viral is a phenomenon that most of us are familiar with in today’s era of social media. TikTok is
Kensington & Chelsea sees largest population decrease in London
Kensington & Chelsea borough saw a 9.6% decrease in its population from 2011 to 2021, results from the 2021 census
Baesianz FC: changing the world, one football at a time
Founded just a few months ago, London-based Baesianz FC is a football team of women, trans and non-binary people of
Children’s development ‘greatly affected’ by Covid
The long-term effect of more than two years of Covid-19 on children is unknown, but many youths have been referred
How the theatre industry is recovering from the pandemic
Theatre-goers in London have almost returned to pre-pandemic levels, a recent YouGov survey has found. When asked “Have you been
How Wandsworth Foodbank is helping residents combat cost-of-living
More residents in Wandsworth are relying on Wandsworth Foodbank, as food and fuel prices rise in the UK, the inflation
The experience Black supporters face at football matches
One year on from the shocking racist abuse of Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford after the Euro 2020
Award-winning brownie business to open flagship shop in Richmond
An award-winning Yorkshire-based brownie business is set to open its 20th shop in Richmond next week. Love Brownies, established in
Barnes Film Festival returns for its seventh year
Barnes Film Festival (BFF) returned for its seventh year this week, bringing together emerging filmmakers, innovative works and pressing issues
Homes for Ukraine: the UK’s response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis
On 25 February 2022, Britons woke up to reports that Russia had launched missile attacks in central and eastern Ukraine.