How immigration is driving the UK’s population growth
The UK population continues to grow, reaching an estimated 68.3 million in mid-2023, with international immigration now the primary driver
What more can be done to bring stalking and harassment rates down in London?
The Minister for Safeguarding, Jess Phillips, recently announced that victims of stalking will now be told the identity of their
Rise in London suicides as England rate highest in a quarter of a century
London saw a rise in suicides in 2023 while the suicide rate in England is the highest since 1999, new
Why is London the least generous city in the UK?
London is the least generous UK city as a proportion of people’s income, a UK Giving Report from the Charities
With five million working days lost, will strikes surpass the 1980s?
The number of working days lost to strikes in the UK has risen to more than five million in a
UK green jobs have surged: but what is a green job?
With green jobs on the rise according to new Office for National Statistics (ONS) data, what is a green job?
Firearm offences down by two-thirds in London since 2010
Firearm offences across London have gone down by more than two-thirds since 2010, according to the latest data from the
Women more likely than men to experience depression and anxiety, data suggests
Women are more likely to experience some form of depression or anxiety than men, according to surveys conducted in recent
Top baby names in South West London
South West London boroughs snubbed national favourites Oliver and Olivia in favour of a range of top baby names in
Twickenham Town achieves excess deaths below zero
Several areas including Twickenham Town, achieved an average of zero or below excess deaths according to numbers published this week by the Office of National Statistics.
Wind power energy generation sees 700% increase in the last decade
Wind power energy generation has increased by 715% in the UK since 2009 according to new figures from the Office