Lockdown babies in Hammersmith and Fulham given 25 years of free arts opportunities
A west London theatre is offering free arts opportunities to lockdown babies in Hammersmith and Fulham. The Lyric Theatre is
Carney’s Community: supporting young people with boxing
With last month’s government announcement that gyms are due to open in April for personal use and in May for
Young autistic people encouraged to join new Lambeth youth forum
Young autistic people in Lambeth have been encouraged by the National Autistic Society to join a new special educational needs
Feel the Bern: London writer raises money for charity with crochet doll
A London writer has raised over £200 for charity by making a crochet doll of US Senator Bernie Sanders. Sarah
The youth workers fighting for London’s youth during the pandemic
“The impact of lockdown is huge on the young people we support,” explained Meg Scott, a youth support worker in
Met Police launches internship scheme for London teenagers
The Metropolitan Police announced an internship scheme for London teenagers this week, which is due to take place during February
Wimbledon teenage mental health charity sets up wishing trees fundraiser
A Wimbledon-based charity have set up wishing trees in a local park to raise money for teenage mental health. Stem4’s
Young Croydon programme sees socially distanced gaming for young people
A socially distanced gaming session is slated as part of Croydon Council’s Young Croydon half-term skills development programme. Young Croydon,
Free travel ban delayed after schoolboy’s 200,000 signature petition
A schoolboy’s free travel ban petition amassed more than 200,000 signatures and achieved its aim. Joshua Brown-Smith, 14, of Lewisham,
‘I crave social contact’ – How has loneliness in lockdown been affecting young people?
“Loneliness is difficult to explain. It feels like my head is a warzone of emotions. Questioning myself all the time…Why am
Linett Kamala’s Kelso & Carnival: Art, education and Black British history
Artist Linett Kamala talks about Kelso Cochrane (who may be the reason for Notting Hill Carnival), her own art practice and her relationship with education.