Disabled women more than twice as likely to experience domestic abuse
Disabled women are more than twice as likely to experience domestic abuse than non-disabled women, according to data released by
Charity calls for rise in alcohol tax as alcohol-specific deaths hit new high
The number of alcohol-specific deaths rose to the highest level on record in 2020. Alcohol Change UK is campaigning for the government to raise the duty on alcohol next week.
Work to live, not live to work, new survey by HomeWorkingClub says
People want to work to live, not live to work, suggests a survey published last week on the nature of
“It’s like sticking a plaster on a shotgun wound” – The prisoners working on the frontline of a mental health crisis
Training to help people with severe mental health difficulties can take years to complete. Yet thousands of prisoners across the
Majority of people support mandatory face coverings as mask use increases rapidly
The vast majority of people support and are complying with the new rules requiring the use of face coverings indoors
Analysing the impact of Covid-19 on one of London’s hardest hit boroughs
Few areas have been hit as hard by Covid-19 as the London borough of Brent. It was the first London
What’s the most popular baby name in your London borough?
The most popular baby names across London in 2018 were Muhammad and Olivia, according to the Office for National Statistics
‘Miserable’ Lambeth ranked second unhappiest London borough by ONS – but do residents agree?
Lacklustre Lambeth was named the second unhappiest borough in London by the Office for National Statistics on Tuesday. The ONS
Legal highs versus heroin: Do our assumptions match the facts? — video
New data was released by the Office for National Statistics on deaths involving legal highs last week — but how
Tired of London, tired of life? Londoners remain the UK’s most miserable people
London remains the UK’s most miserable region despite satisfaction levels increasing in every category, according to a report released last
Reports of rape increase in South West London despite fall in crime rates
By Jacqueline Fanchini Reported rapes have increased by 40% in South West London over the past year, despite a 15%