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An independent book shop is on a mission to educate people about queer and marginalised communities through a vast offering

The rate of affordable homes completed in London’s fastest growing borough, Tower Hamlets, has halved in recent years, The Department

The new portrait of King Charles III has drawn sharp criticism from the public since its unveiling at Buckingham Palace

Alarming disparities in child poverty emerge across different geographic locations and ethnic groups in London, highlighting the persistent inequalities faced

One in three GP practices in Barking and Dagenham have been ranked either ‘Inadequate’ or ‘Needs Improvement’ by the Care

Rishi Sunak has called a General Election for 4 July.  The Prime Minister held a cabinet meeting this afternoon and

Tower Hamlets leads in London for alcohol deaths, with men still dying twice as much as women, new data from

A red painted door leads into a little known corner of magic in London. International Magic, created in the early

The perfect British high street must have a pharmacy, grocer, and local chippy, according to new research.  62 percent of

Passengers arriving at London Luton Airport received the most unlikely welcome into the UK this week as employees from across

An Orthodox Jewish community group is mobilising to combat Hackney and the City of London’s low vaccination rate for measles,