Leonie Cooper holds Merton & Wandsworth Assembly seat for Labour
Labour’s Leonie Cooper has retained her seat at the London Assembly for Merton & Wandsworth with a comfortable victory over
Conservative candidate asks voters not to be distracted by sleaze scandal
The Conservative London Assembly candidate for Merton & Wandsworth has said voters should focus on who will be the best
Women’s Equality Party candidate discusses London Assembly representation push
A long-term Brixton resident and London General Assembly (LGA) candidate for the Women’s Equality Party (WEP) has discussed the importance
Laurence Fox claims using his voice will end Covid theatre restrictions
London Mayoral candidate and leader of the Reclaim Party Laurence Fox stated he would use the power of his voice
London Mayor Heritage Party candidate David Kurten criticises COVID chaos
London Assembly member and candidate for London Mayor David Kurten has labelled ongoing COVID lockdown restrictions ‘destructive’. Ex-UKIP member David
Mayor of London candidate Farah London to offer 100 days of free travel
Businesswoman and candidate for London Mayor Farah London has announced she will offer free travel across the capital for her
Extraterrestrial candidate Count Binface campaigns to be Mayor of London
Having spoken Latin to Boris Johnson, and danced the dab in front of Theresa May, extraterrestrial candidate Count Binface is
Farah London: the businesswoman vying to be London’s first female mayor
After 22 years in business Croydon-born candidate Farah London aims to “bring London back” in her independent bid for mayor
The Puerto Rico political identity crisis that affects London diaspora
When Naomi Bonafoux moved from Puerto Rico to London at 27 to get a Masters in physical theatre, she didn’t
Public vote open for the UK’s next Purr Minister in Battersea competition
The search for the UK’s next Purr Minister is now on as the public are urged to vote online to
Could the Coronavirus be Italy’s Kingmaker?
The coronavirus pandemic is re-writing modern politics. Halls of global parliaments are now decadent echo chambers. Partisans temporarily silenced. But