Kenyan artist launches new exhibition at Westminster gallery
A Kenyan artist is launching a new solo exhibition in Westminster in October based around female domestic workers. Wangari Mathenge’s
Bruce Springsteen in Hyde Park: ‘The Boss’ proves glory days continue in electrifying performance
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band returned to Hyde Park to perform an electrifying set to a 65,000 strong
Westminster’s connections with a south Italy English school
Throughout its 50 year history, an English school in the south of Italy has welcomed Lord Mayors of Westminster and
Seventh-tier women’s football team end season at Houses of Parliament
A seventh-tier women’s football team finished their season in style with a visit to the Houses of Parliament. Camden Town WFC
Coronation of King Charles III disrupts Westminster food distributions
Support services for Westminster’s homeless and disadvantaged were disrupted by the Coronation of King Charles III on Saturday 6 May.
King Charles III Coronation: the view from Buckingham Palace
Spectators flocked to Buckingham Palace in early preparation for the coronation of King Charles III, set to take place tomorrow.
British dog duo to crack down on Thailand pangolin smugglers
Two Labrador dogs, trained by British police, will be flown out to Thailand in April to crack down on smugglers of critically endangered pangolins.
Victims Summit led by London’s first ever Victims’ Commissioner Claire Waxman
London’s Victims’ Commissioner Claire Waxman OBE hosted London’s Victims Summit 2023 at City Hall this morning, bringing together victims of
Westminster to record most phone thefts of any London borough in last five years
Westminster is the London borough with the most mobile phone thefts, Met Police data has shown. Nearly 20,000 incidents were
‘Their working conditions are our learning conditions’: Why university students are supporting the UCU strikes
“The biggest strike in the history of Higher Education” was held this November, according to the University and College Union
Civil servants outnumber space for them to work in despite criticism of them working from home
The number of civil servants in leading governmental departments vastly outweighs the number of workstations available, despite a leading Conservative