“I may well have been one of the drivers taking Chloe to Wembley – it’s such an amazing feeling knowing I might have had a very small part in facilitating her ambition.”... Read more »
Nearly one year after four members of the Afzaal family were killed while on an evening walk in London, a new gymnasium has been unveiled in their honour. In a private ceremony... Read more »
Article content A national journalism group has honored The London Free Press for its breaking news coverage of the Afzaal family tragedy in London last year. Article content Four members of the... Read more »
A 19th century park named after William Gladstone could be renamed ‘Diane Abbott Park’ after a long-running review into slavery links by a Labour-run council in the capital. Gladstone Park in north... Read more »
A groundbreaking moment in the history of trade unions and women’s rights is to be marked with the placement of a blue plaque commemorating the 1888 matchgirls’ strike in east London. It... Read more »
Around 1,400 women stormed out of the Bryant and May match factory in Bow in 1888 to protest low pay and dangerous working conditions. The women stayed out under considerable hardship and... Read more »
A woman who lost her father to suicide wants to “honour his memory” by committing to the charity CALM’s Lost Hours Walk. Kehinde Popoola told the PA news agency that the 10... Read more »
A Durham University student is set to run the London Marathon alongside his dad in aid of a leading cancer charity after three of his grandparents survived the disease. Jonah Marsh and... Read more »
A cab driver from Tower Hamlets who volunteers as much as 4 hours a day at his native mosque, takes one accountability particularly critically. Originally from Bangladesh, 29-year-old Muhi Mikdad moved to... Read more »
A clampdown on letting brokers who fail to safeguard landlords’ and tenants’ cash is now underway. A press release from the Nationwide Buying and selling Requirements Property and Letting Company Crew says a... Read more »
