Several hundred individuals, considered round 200, are gathered in Millennium Square in Leeds to honour the reminiscence of Sarah Everard. The organisation Sisters Uncut says it is usually protesting in opposition to... Read more »
By Toby Porter Green women traffic lights have been installed at 12 factors in South and West London to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women to London on International Women’s Day.... Read more »
Barefaced thief snatched crate of gin then tried to flee by store hearth exit A shameless thief snatched a crate of gin then tried to flee by a grocery store’s hearth exit.... Read more »
By Toby Porter Greenpeace members are stating their very own celebration of Low Site visitors Neighbourhoods by taking advantage of their newly silent streets. Catherine Dawkins The Neighbourhood Group Hurrah is being... Read more »
By Tara O’Connor, Native Democracy Reporter Academics working at native faculties can now drive by restricted roads in Crystal Palace and South Norwood. The bodily obstacles – a part of a Low... Read more »
A seven-year-old boy who struggles with respiration says his life has improved dramatically as visitors diminished throughout lockdown. Noah, who lives along with his mum and pa in Waltham Forest, was born... Read more »
Concerns raised regarding low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) at January’s full council meeting were based on its discriminatory consultation by the council’s contractor PCL Consult. The fifth petition about LTNs stated residents had been... Read more »
The A13 was shut this morning (Thursday, February 11) which caused problems for London travellers. A lorry broke down close to the Beckton Roundabout in Barking, Greater London, forcing the East-bound carriageway... Read more »