‘Give them their flowers’: celebrating women on the frontlines of Covid-19
There couldn’t be a harsher contrast between the sterile lighting of an A&E ward and the warm glow of Elizabeth
There couldn’t be a harsher contrast between the sterile lighting of an A&E ward and the warm glow of Elizabeth
The number of Tower Hamlets’ children reading for pleasure fell dramatically over the past five years, according to a recent
Children and young people have never enjoyed reading in their spare time less, research has shown. Levels of reading enjoyment
The data also shows the helpline experienced a “rapid growth” in demand during the pandemic. There was a 41% increase in the number of calls and emails recieved during 2020-21.
The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced another £725,000 investment for grassroots counter extremism community groups. This is part
A central London college put on a successful event last month as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. On 12
A study of 200 over 55s found that 79% of those who felt lonely in 2020 had not seen an
Curtains are rising on West End theatres as pandemic restrictions are lifted. SWL writer Laina Claydon joined the audience of
HIV testing and diagnoses dropped in 2020 and Lambeth still has the highest HIV prevalence in England, according to data
Cycling is getting more and more popular, yet London’s streets are still seeing thousands of accidents each year, with almost
Hotel quarantine workers recruited by firms contracted by multinational security giant, G4S, say they have not been paid wages for