A racism report surveying 195 students at Goldsmiths, University of London has revealed that almost half of the students are from minority backgrounds...
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2nd May 2024 | Updated at 07:24am 2nd May 2024
Leading playwrights to contribute to auction supporting refugees
Leading UK playwrights Tanika Gupta and Anupama Chandrasekhar are making a significant contribution by donating first editions of their work to an historic auction aimed at raising funds to support refugees in the UK.
“Enterprise and hard work at the heart of the immigrant story”
As the Labour party prepares for next year's general election, with leader Sir Keir Starmer currently reshuffling the Cabinet, they celebrated ‘Britain’s global bonds and bridges’ at an evening reception for the diaspora in a café in South London.
The Duke of Sussex is expected to re-visit two community initiatives in Nottingham for World Mental Health Day. Harry will return to Nottingham Academy...
A life coach, an author or a world-renowned certified business mentor. Arfeen Khan is a man with many feathers on his hat as he coaches and helps over...
On 3rd October, Thursday, Sangeeta Waldron launched her first book The PR Knowledge Book, published by BEP Publishing at St. James Court, Taj. The 12 chapters of the book, are an ultimate guide to individuals across all quarters of society....
A local campaign in Derby has been launched with the aim of creating awareness around diabetes. Awareness to Action’s aim is to encourage young people...
On Tuesday, 1st October, the Royal Air Force (RAF) organised an event promoting inclusivity and diversity within the organisation with a preview of their...
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has decided to close down Parliament once again for the period of prorogation after parliamentary business was wrapped up on Tuesday 8th October. This six-day closure follows Johnson’s previous attempt to prorogue...
An MP for Penrith and the Border has resigned from his constituency and has now thrown his hat in the race to becoming the next Mayor of London.
A House of Lords peer has quit Thought for the Day after 35 years in protest at the BBC claiming that some of his talks “might offend Muslims”.
On Friday, 4th October, Lord Raj Loomba of the Loomba Foundation hosted a dinner ceremony at the House of Lords celebrating Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary. The event was attended by Lord Karan Bilimoria, Deputy High Commissioner of India to...
