Disabled mum’s battle after being rehoused in dirty Harlesden hostel
A disabled mum has been stuck in an unsanitary hostel in Harlesden with her son for the last seven months after being evicted from her family home.
Trafficking survivor Beth: How I escaped – and how Camden charity Women+Health helped me recover
I come from a background where, in my childhood, there was domestic violence already.
New Year’s Honours: London Fields philanthropist Alicia Weston wins BEM for teaching people to cook and budget with Bags of Taste
Alicia Weston, who has won a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the New Year’s Honours list, has so far helped teach 1,500 vulnerable and disadvantaged people to cook and budget – and counting.
New Year’s Honours: London Fields philanthropist Alicia Weston wins BEM for teaching people to cook and budget with Bags of Taste
Alicia Weston, who has won a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the New Year’s Honours list, has so far helped teach 1,500 vulnerable and disadvantaged people to cook and budget – and counting.
Teacher launches crowdfunder to turn bus into music studio for kids in Hackney, Islington and Camden
A music teacher has launched a crowdfunding campaign to take music lessons to children in poorer areas on a double-decker bus.
Teacher launches crowdfunder to turn bus into music studio for kids in Hackney, Islington and Camden
A music teacher has launched a crowdfunding campaign to take music lessons to children in poorer areas on a double-decker bus.
Teacher launches crowdfunder to turn bus into music studio for kids in Hackney, Islington and Camden
A music teacher has launched a crowdfunding campaign to take music lessons to children in poorer areas on a double-decker bus.
Islington gets a Young Labour group
Young Labour supporters in Islington are launching a new group for 2019 which plans to tackle political issues and get more young people involved in politics.
Video Hackney Royals: ‘We’ve gone past teaching basketball. We’re teaching life skills the kids can use’
Seeing young people vulnerable to gang violence and postcode wars inspired a Hackney basketball coach to create a place for young people to play ball, keep them off the streets and better themselves for their futures.
Video Hackney Royals: ‘We’ve gone past teaching basketball. We’re teaching life skills the kids can use’
Seeing young people vulnerable to gang violence and postcode wars inspired a Hackney basketball coach to create a place for young people to play ball, keep them off the streets and better themselves for their futures.
