The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking local people for their help to draw up a new pattern of council wards for Islington Council. The consultation is the first part of an electoral review which will re-draw ward boundaries across the borough.
Recent survey results published by Money Transfer Comparison highlight a very fractured outlook for the United Kingdom’s economy amongst respondents as the extended April 12th deadline for the British exit from the European Union approaches. The survey, which collected responses from 2,552 British citizens, underscores
Non-compliance with the terms of the National Minimum Wage as well as the National Living Wage is more widespread than people think, says GMB London GMB have called for the official review into the future of the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage, to
Last week (Friday 15 March) Lenny Henry announced during the live Comic Relief celebrations that UK aid will match £2 million of public donations to support mental health programmes across Sub-Saharan Africa. The news comes as UK aid and Comic Relief mark 10 years of
Maldives Government Cripples Opposition Weeks Ahead of Parliamentary Elections The Maldivian Political Parties Act requires that the Elections Commission; the body that oversees the maintenance and management of political parties in the island republic; should distribute 0.2 per cent of the State’s annual budget among
Its the 1st of March which means the London Power 100 list has been released, for those who are not familiar with the proceedings its the annual list of the most influential people in our beloved City. We have taken a look into 2019’s list
Home Secretary Sajid Javid will give police new powers to stop and search anyone suspected of carrying a corrosive substance in public. The move will enable police officers to effectively enforce a new offence of carrying corrosives in a public place, which is passing through
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced plans to invest an additional £7m of City Hall resources into a range of services and projects tackling rough sleeping in the capital. Building on the £8.5m from City Hall already funding pan-London rough sleeping services each
Building on commitments made in the government’s landmark Resources and Waste Strategy published in December, the consultations provide detail on plans to make packaging producers pay the full cost of dealing with their waste and to introduce a consistent set of materials collected across England
The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking people across Brent to comment on its draft proposals for new council ward boundaries. The Commission’s plans mean changes to ward boundaries across the borough. Only the current Kilburn ward would stay the same under