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March 28, 2022
Hundreds of refugees remain in hote
January 21, 2022
Opposition challenges city boss on question of Johnson’s ‘integrity’
December 7, 2021
Jewish teenagerss were dancing and clapping moments before they were targeted by the gang who performed Nazi salutes and shouted Free Palestine during a hostile anti-Semitic attack.
November 26, 2021
Olivia Williams joins residents’ backlash against railway operators over polluting locomotives
March 8, 2021
Tax-hike council told: âStop being like Charlie Brownâ Protest â and advice â from Labour as Conservatives take a rare vote in favour of raising bills 08 March, 2021 â By Tom Foot Westminsterâs Lord Mayor, Jonathan Glanz CONSERVATIVES have voted in favour of a council tax increase for the first time in years despite protests from the Labour group. The 3.5 per cent rise, which is below the maximum rise of 5 per cent available, follows a debate at the full council me...
February 22, 2021
Covid vaccination programme ‘cutting risk of hospital admissions by up to 94%’ Ross Lydall and April Roach Doses of the of AstraZeneca/Oxford Covid-19 vaccine are administered to patients at the vaccination centre set up at St Columbas church in Sheffield, northern England, on February 20, 2021. (Photo by Oli SCARFF / AFP) (Photo by OLI SCARFF/AFP via Getty Images) The Covid vaccines being rolled out across the UK are reducing the risk of ending up in hospital by about 90 p...
January 15, 2021
Illegal camp on Londons Park Lane that was home to Romanian beggars and linked to rise in crime and anti-social behaviour is torn down after SEVEN YEARS A huge mess was left on green space in the heart of the capital, sparking a series of complaints from locals Officers and police used a 16-ton compactor and worked for two days to clear all the debris left behind Westminster council said it was unacceptable that residents and businesses had to foot the clean-up bill