Impact of COVID-19 and motherhood on gendered employment across London
The gender employment gap across London is still relatively wide, despite advances in policy and flexible working since the COVID-19
Sharp fall in UK graduates repaying student loans in full, exclusive data reveals
There has been a steep decline in the number of UK graduates since 2016 clearing their student loans, with new
Post-Brexit fall in EU net migration raises questions about Britain’s demographic future
Five years after the UK formally left the European Union, net migration from EU countries has fallen to its lowest level on record, according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The trend can raise question on the impact on the British demography on medium and long term.
Hands-on creativity is rising across all platforms, DCMS data finds
If Shakespeare could doomscroll, would he have written Hamlet? If Turner had access to Chat GPT, would he have taken
Making a house, a home: The company donating household items to refugees
The UK Census recorded over 50,000 Syrian refugees now living in the UK – that is 50,000 people arriving with
Campaign urges patrons to support local pubs as Dry January ends
To celebrate the end of Dry January, a group of passionate pub lovers, including the CityStack London Pub Collection and Historic Pub Crawls, are teaming up to support local communities and give a boost to independent pubs.
What a growing anti-phone movement in London says about the capital and technology
London’s leading phone-free event, The Offline Club, is making waves as residents search for meaningful connection without the distraction of
ACORN Union disrupt Lambeth Council meeting over ‘almost medieval’ council tax enforcement
Housing rights organisation ACORN Union interrupted a Lambeth Council meeting last night to demand an end to bailiffs being used
Wandsworth Foodbank calls for removal of total benefit cap as emergency food demand soars
A spokesperson for Wandsworth Foodbank has urged the UK government to scrap the total benefit cap, warning that emergency food
How a cafe scheme is building community and driving out loneliness from South London
The Chatty Cafe Scheme, which operates in hundreds of UK venues, has proved a hit in Morden amid reports nearly
WHO pledges to include more pregnant women in clinical drug trials
Expectant mothers have historically been under-represented in clinical trials due to safety and ethical concers.