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Around 200 activists marched on Transport for London headquarters to demand a ‘bill of rights’ for bus drivers to kickstart

London’s Muslim community urged the government to tackle the escalating crisis of Islamophobia, as hate crimes rise and calls for

London and Essex-based university professors have demanded better support for individuals facing early endings to pregnancy. In a report in

A charity originating in London is improving access to secondary education for young refugees and allowing them continue studies at

The FA Cup is football’s oldest domestic knockout tournament, which begins in August and ends in May every season.  Beginning

An interactive poetry exhibition at the National Poetry Library blurs verses with visual art and materials to inspire a bold

Rainbow Laces has returned for its 11th year in English football, and reaction to the campaign has been mixed. The

Diwali on the Square, one of the biggest celebrations of Diwali returned to Trafalgar Square on Sunday 27 October.  The

White Ribbon Day, on 25 November, is a global campaign to end violence against women and girls, starting with men. It

A Kensington school is making sure children get experience in nature – and they have the whole community’s support. Bousfield

The artist who created the latest pocket tube map sought to highlight the unseen craftspeople who design the spaces people