Tower Hamlets in east London was the scene of a hotly contested election for mayor this week.
Jimmy Mubenga died after he was manhandled onto a British Airways flight to Angola during an attempted forced deportation.
Black people are 27 times more likely to face stop and search by the police than whites. Asians are six times more likely to be stopped.
Sotheby Mews Day Centre, Islington, north London, is typical of the thousands of crucial services the Tory cuts will destroy.
Tens of thousands of people were set to protest, march and rally this Saturday, 23 October, against the Tories’ brutal cuts.
London’s firefighters will strike next Saturday (23 October) and again on Monday 1 November, their union announced today (Friday).
Firefighters across London have voted an excellent 79 percent yes to strikes – on a 79 percent turnout.
Vince Cable, minister for big business, yesterday launched plans to sell-off Royal Mail and help line the pockets of private sector logistics firms.
The election of Ed Miliband as Labour leader has renewed a number of people’s belief that the party can be a vehicle for changing society.
Two major disputes taking place in Britain today dispel the myth that workers won’t fight over pay in a recession.
Over 100 Astra Zeneca pharmaceutical workers marched in Macclesfield, Cheshire, on Friday of last week.
