Hackney Citizen report: Hackney Labour Councillors rail against proposed cuts to Hackney bus routes by TfL: re-route the 149, axe the 67 btw Wood Green & Dalston Junction, scrap the 254:
https://t.co/cJ36PQozF8
Consult ends Sept 20:
https://t.co/sjDH0lYU4k
https://t.co/U6Dxe0t1CD
The immigration crackdown in America has dominated headlines since Donald Trump returned to office.
Channel 4 News travelled to Florida where families are being torn apart.
Police, highway patrol, and even the fish and wildlife commission can make immigration arrests.
We met the Domingo family. 18-year-old Wendy has been left to take care of her siblings after their parents were detained and sent back to Guatemala.
Watch the full report here: https://t.co/x7t12MSGXI
Keir’s made a huge contribution to the Labour Party and to our country. He’s a man of great integrity who has devoted much of his career to public service.
He's only the fifth Labour leader to have won a general election, which allowed him to put in place changes that will have a real and lasting impact on people’s lives, from strengthening renters’ rights and employment rights to expanding breakfast club provision.
These are meaningful changes which will improve the lives of people in London and across the country for years to come.
I wish Keir and his family my very best wishes for the future.
The class war has a new front: Holborn & St Pancras. Radical rhetoric is easy. Building class power is harder. Polanski’s populism wants to speak for the working class. Labour exists because we organised to speak for ourselves. The Greens want to court organised labour. Labour was born from it. Every Labour activist should come to London and fight for the party built by our class.
Our approach to tackling knife crime is working.
Alongside my record investment in targeted, intelligence-led policing, my @LDN_VRU is addressing the causes of crime by diverting young people away from violence and exploitation, and towards positive opportunities.
We’re seeing progress. And we’ll keep going.
Today, on the International Day for People of African Descent, I proudly celebrate our heritage, identity, resilience, and extraordinary contributions to communities and nations across the world.
As a person of African descent, I am proud of our rich history and culture, and inspired by generations who have broken barriers and created opportunities for those who follow.
May we continue to stand against racism and discrimination, celebrate our achievements, and build a future where every person of African descent can live with dignity, equality, and opportunity.
Our heritage is our strength.
Voices matter. Our future is bright. 🌍✊🏾
#Africans
#PeopleOfAfricanDescent #AfricanHeritage #ProudlyAfrican #Equality #OurHeritageOurStrength
Sometime in the mid 1970s Notting Hill carnival was a smaller event but still the strong and joyous celebration. Many family and friends have passed since then but my old photos and memories remain and this is just one off them ☺️
We don't forget history.
60 years of Notting Hill Carnival.
Today, London without Carnival is almost impossible to imagine. What began as a local neighbourhood event has transformed into one of the greatest celebrations anywhere in the world, and a cornerstone of our city's cultural calendar.
Really pleased my #UnlockingPlay campaign is making headlines 🗞️
Let’s get these important spaces open for #HoxtonWest residents to enjoy 🛝 ☀️🙏
Read in full👇
https://t.co/nBCx6QSdRx
Three years on, the evidence is overwhelming: ULEZ works.
The world’s biggest clean air zone is delivering cleaner air and better health for millions of Londoners.
Expanding ULEZ wasn't an easy decision. But the evidence shows it was the right one for our city. 💚
Reading today’s care leaver deaths review is heart-breaking - and I am incredibly grateful to @AshleyJBaptiste, Clare Chamberlain and @JoshMacAlister for their work on it.
No young person should leave care and face adulthood alone.
Everyone deserves people in their corner and a safe place to call home. This government is determined to deliver that and much more ⬇️
“Hate, harm, and disinformation is algorithmically prioritised because it is more attention grabbing.”
Kaitlyn Regehr, Associate Professor in Digital Humanities at University College London, spoke to Channel 4 News after Meta’s $18bn court settlement with US states.
Meta said the agreement was not an admission of wrongdoing, but that it provides a new framework designed to give parents more control and teenagers stronger protections.