‘Who wants to be a mathionnaire?’ NSPCC encourages schools to support Number Day 2018
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) are kick-starting 2018 with their Number Day fundraising campaign.
Tom Brake hosts charity dinner at House of Commons raising thousands for the NSPCC
Tom Brake hosted a charity dinner at the House of Commons to raise money for the NSPCC last weekend. The
Ready to go the extra mile: Londoners run in Clapham for missing children
Children and adults will run in Clapham to raise awareness of missing children on Sunday. Runners choose 10 miles, three
Cruel vandals loosen bolts from play equipment at Hampton playground putting thousands of tots at risk
Mindless vandals have risked causing serious injuries to children by removing bolts from play equipment at Nursery Green playground in Hampton. Following
The composer is dead! Lemony Snicket joins Orpheus Sinfonia youth orchestra for murder mystery concert
Lemony Snicket has collaborated with a young orchestra for a concert to get children involved in classical music, which will
Lifeline for children with cancer as Royal Marsden pioneers new genetic testing for personalised treatment
Children with tumours will be offered genetic tests to create personalised treatment programmes in a new initiative being pioneered in
Trailblazing NSPCC scheme ‘significantly reduces level of trauma’ for Croydon child sex abuse victims
A pioneering NSPCC service tackling ‘inadequate’ care for child sex abuse victims in Croydon has shown their programme reduces the
On the pulse: Should the meningitis B vaccination programme be changed to include all children?
More than half a million people have signed a petition calling for the meningitis B vaccine to be given to
Muggles rejoice as Harry Potter Book Night brings wizarding magic to Fulham
Witches, wizards, squibs and muggles descended on Nomad Books to Lumios up Harry Potter Book Night to ‘Alohomora’ the wizarding
‘Pray for Jihadi daddies’: Stop The War on Dads campaigners scale Streatham mosque
Two fathers dressed as Spiderman are on the roof of Streatham Mosque protesting their parental rights today. Under the banner
Brixton charity worker collects thousands of Christmas gift shoeboxes for women in refuges
A Brixton woman has helped to deliver hundreds of shoeboxes filled with gifts to women staying in domestic violence refuges this Christmas.