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“Plenty of room for improvement”: Nearly half of London cyclists still feel unsafe despite boom in bike travel

Cycling in London has become significantly safer in recent years, but nearly half of riders still do not feel secure on the capital’s roads,...
Culture

Apprentice hopeful Rothna fired weeks after screen time row sparks fan backlash

British Bangladeshi candidate Rothna has been fired from The Apprentice in week 10, just weeks after a social media storm erupted over claims she...
Community

Hajj dreams and hidden dangers: Police warn of rising fraud as Traitors star shares his journey

For millions of Muslims, the journey to Hajj is a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual milestone, a sacred obligation built on faith, sacrifice and years of saving....
Community

Film and TV Charity Iftar shines spotlight on mental health, belonging and anti-Muslim hatred

The Film and TV Charity brought together Muslims and non-Muslims from across the screen industries for its third annual Iftar, using the evening not...
Community

Trio lead the way as Diversity UK honours inclusion champions

Equality charity Diversity UK has recognised three outstanding leaders for their contributions to diversity, inclusion and social impact. Pinky Lilani CBE DL and Farzana Baduel...
Community

From £280m Exit to Global Impact: British Indian entrepreneur Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia expands philanthropic footprint in India

Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia, the British Indian entrepreneur who built and sold Euro Car Parts for £280 million, has reaffirmed his growing commitment to philanthropy...
Community

IKEA opens ‘home away from home’ for Muslim commuters breaking fast in London

As millions of Muslims observe Ramadan across the UK, furniture giant IKEA has created a temporary “home away from home” in central London to...
Culture

Survivors to take the runway as Fashion Brunch confronts addiction and recovery

An International Women’s Day event in London will place stories of addiction, survival and recovery centre stage, as eight South Asian women prepare to...
Environment

New London Plan will have dedicated data centre policy after environmental and water usage concerns

City Hall will have a specific policy dedicated to the building of new data centres in the upcoming London Plan, officials have confirmed, following...
Housing

The City of London Corporation received a C3 rating from the Regulator of Social Housing, indicating “significant improvement is needed”

The City of London Corporation has been criticised by the social housing regulator for “serious failings” in the management of its estates. The Regulator of...
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