Russian owner of Soho restaurant donates £11,000 for Ukrainian charities
The owner of a Russian restaurant in Soho has donated more than £11,000 to support people affected by the war
Their stories: London taxi drivers on transporting refugees from Poland
Six London taxis returned to the UK yesterday after transporting 28 refugees from Poland. Matt Westfall and his 11-person team
Six London taxi drivers convoy to Poland to transport refugees
Six working London taxi drivers departed for the Ukrainian-Polish border from Harwich, Essex at 11pm last night to deliver aid
Significant growth of Afghanistan asylum seekers and refugees in UK
There was a significant growth of Afghanistan asylum seekers and refugees in the UK between 2020 and 2021. The latest
Shepherd’s Bush ‘millionaire mentor’ to run £1m competition for disadvantaged young Londoners
A west London businessman is backing 15 young people to compete for £1,000,000 as part of a new online series,
Mental health advocate encourages people to open up on Time to Talk Day
A Wandsworth mental health advocate is sharing her experience with depression in a campaign to encourage people to be open
An explosion of violence: knife crime in the pandemic
When the UK was first hit by an outbreak of coronavirus, Met commissioner Cressida Dick called the falling rates of
What pressures have the £20 Universal Credit cut put on community groups?
The temporary increase for Universal Credit was cut in October 2021, leaving community groups with additional concerns over how to