Week commencing 30th June 2017

2017 marks the 70th anniversary of the Partition of India 1947 into India and Pakistan (including what later became Bangladesh).

Neighbours in a Harrow street enjoyed a street party this weekend in memory of murdered MP Jo Cox. On June 18, residents in Sandringham Crescent, south Harrow, joined in with a nationwide campaign, The Great Get-Together, which is a joint venture...

Several leading universities have failed to score highly in a new ranking of degree teaching standards.

The creation of a new wave of grammar schools in England has been ditched from the government's plans.

A landlord of an HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) who failed to take proper fire safety precautions has been left with a court bill of more than £5,000. Mohammed Asif Shaffait neglected to install self-closers on seven fire doors in his three-storey...

All landlords could soon be required to licence their properties in Brent if the government agrees rule changes proposed by the council.

Head teachers are concerned that the promise of university tuition fee relief for teachers may be axed. The Conservative manifesto proposed that teachers would not repay tuition fees while they remained in teaching - to help tackle staffing...

Referring to Mr Jubel’ D’Cruz’s letter dated 24th June 2017 terrorism, such as carnage, converting people into other faiths, grabbing land to rule over etc by groups of assassins, gunmen etc by spreading fewar and making attacks has deep roots...