Women’s Equality Party calls for statutory inquiry into the Met
A call for a statutory inquiry into misogyny in all police forces, including the Metropolitan Police Force, has been made
Afghan refugees left in temporary accommodation as homes remain empty
A Richmond councillor has called on the Government to act as Afghan refugees continue to be stranded in temporary accommodation, despite the council setting aside homes for them to live in.
Chiswick domestic abuse charity Refuge commemorates 50th anniversary
A domestic abuse charity is commemorating the 50th anniversary of its founding as a women’s refuge house in Chiswick. Since
Gypsies, Roma and Travellers to unite against Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill
Gypsy, Roma and Traveller (GRT) grassroots campaigners are coming together to resist the Government’s Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.
London Councils concerned updates for asylum-seeking children still won’t share UK load
London Councils has expressed concern that updates to the UK scheme for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) will still not reduce
Sunak: Prince Philip lived a full life of duty
Government ministers are sharing their condolences for the royal family following the death of the Duke of Edinburgh today. Buckingham
Croydon police shooting – politicians react to officer’s death
Politicians including the Mayor of London and the Home Secretary have reacted to the news that a police officer was
Home Secretary attends late night Brixton County Lines drugs raid
Home Secretary Priti Patel joined police in person during a County Lines drugs raid in Brixton in the early hours
General Election immigration policies: What every major party thinks ahead of manifesto release
Immigration is an area of national debate which impacts on other important issues including Brexit and foreign workers within the