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Pakistan gifts calligraphic sculpture to Oxford Centre for Islamic studies

The High Commissioner of Pakistan to the United Kingdom, Dr. Mohammad Faisal, has presented a specially commissioned sculpture to the Oxford Centre for Islamic...

Refurbishment planned for York Way Estate after years of lift breakdowns and disrepair

Jackie Doolan has lived on the York Way Estate for most of her life, which she said used to be 'the envy of people'....

Ask Your Pharmacist Week: Londoners urged to ‘Think Pharmacy First’ as campaign highlights faster access to treatment

Londoners are being urged to make better use of their local pharmacy for everyday health needs as part of Ask Your Pharmacist Week, a...

London councils criticised over damp and mould failures as Awaab’s Law comes into force

Several London councils have been called out for taking months and years to fix damp and mould in people’s homes, in the same week...

Let’s break our community’s silence around breast cancer

When Praveen was diagnosed with HER2 positive breast cancer in March last year, she recalls being a bit worried about telling her mother about...

Leadership failures at Solicitors Regulation Authority exposed in independent review

An independent review by the Legal Services Board (LSB) has criticised the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) for failing to act decisively on early warnings...

Mayor told to intervene in “unprecedented” Chinese Embassy application

Sir Sadiq Khan has continued to face calls to publicly oppose the construction of a Chinese ‘mega embassy’ in London and lobby the Housing...

TfL staff at risk of removal “left in limbo,” Mayor admits

Ministers have been urged to suspend new immigration laws after it emerged that up to 300 Transport for London (TfL) staff could be at...

Mayor hails “diverse” London for increased US tourist numbers

Sir Sadiq Khan has credited London’s “open, liberal and diverse” culture for the “surge” in American tourism to the capital. In what is likely a...

Pension credit helping thousands of low income older Londoners transform their lives

More than 4,400 older Londoners have claimed up to £21.5million in “vital” Pension Credit in the last year, the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS)...

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