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The Renters’ Rights Act will apply the Decent Homes Standard and Awaab’s Law which will introduce stricter timelines for landlords

A South Asian Heritage Month event at the Brady Arts & Community Centre in Tower Hamlets on 5 July brought

Tucked between the Wellington Estate and Regent’s Canal, the Canal Club at Waterloo Gardens has served Bethnal Green residents since

A new research project is tackling health inequalities affecting black communities across the UK. The Black Health Legacy project is

Pro-Palestine activists rallied outside the Old Bailey in London on Wednesday, the final day of a former SOAS University student’s

A care centre in Edmonton prescribed over 85,000 antidepressant drugs in 2021. It has remained the centre with the highest

One in seven people across the UK are considering moving to a cooler part of the country due to rising

Newham was the second most-targeted London borough by Live Facial Recognition last year and is third so far in 2026,

A West Midlands GP and educator brought her interactive gynae-themed obstacle course to London’s Everywoman festival.  The festival on Saturday 13 June at Islington‘s Business Design Centre had

A male cyclist in his 20s is in a critical condition in hospital following a hit and run incident at

Commuters are facing temperatures of almost 40C in some Tube carriages during this week’s red alert heatwave. The Central Line