At Southwark Council’s Annual Meeting on Saturday 17 May, the political leadership of the council and opposition was formally confirmed – setting the scene for a high-stakes final year before the borough’s full local elections in May 2026. With no changes in leadership on either
Leading developer Barratt London has today announced plans for its Lo-E Homes, which will deliver sustainable new homes at scale across the capital and exceed Passivhaus standards. The developer will submit plans for an initial 728 homes at its upcoming High Barnet and Acton’s Bollo
Data from the Office for National Statistics regarding violent crimes shows that in 2023/24, 27% of violent incidents in the UK took place around victims’ homes, up from 23% the previous year. This refers to incidents occurring inside or outside home premises or on nearby
SOUTH: Rosacea, acne, and other tricky skin conditions clinical facialist Kate Kerr’s area of expertise With a residency at the beautifully designed agua London, at Sea Containers Hotel, no-nonsense clinical facialist Kate Kerr believes in making the skin work for itself and tricking it into
FORMER Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called Labour’s reset deal “very, very bad” and warned that Sir Keir Starmer was turning the UK into the EU’s “gimp”. He accused Keir Starmer of dishonesty and accused him of a “total sell-out on our fisheries” adding: “I
Pint of Science is an annual worldwide science festival which brings researchers to your local pub/cafe/space to share their scientific discoveries with you – no prior knowledge required. There is a nominal fee to attend these events (£5) which goes towards supporting Pint of Science
Human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell was arrested at yesterday’s massive national Palestine Solidarity protest in London, on 17 May 2025, for holding a placard that condemned human rights abuses by both Hamas and the Israeli government. His aim was to draw attention to the suffering
LORD Frost, the former chief Brexit negotiator, has said Labour’s proposed reset deal is “a step back to being controlled by the European Union”. He told GB News: “A lot of people seem to think we have no trade agreement with the EU at all.
London’s commuters were treated to a scientific ‘holiday glow’ – without having to leave the city. Set against the backdrop of the Southbank’s Observation Point, Virgin Atlantic’s multi-sensory experience offered passers-by an energising boost – complete with pre-flight drinks, destination-inspired scents, and a revitalising dose
Tucked between Chelsea, Knightsbridge and South Kensington, Brompton Cross has been quietly transforming… From the early 20th-century elegance of Michelin House – now home to the Michelin-starred Claude Bosi at Bibendum – to the minimalist boutiques of brands like Chanel, Joseph, Isabel Marant and FRAME,