Is suggested social cleansing only really effecting middle income homeowners and their families writes Demi Millard [caption id="attachment_4249" align="alignnone" width="780"] http://heygatewashome.org/muggers-paradise.html[/caption] The Heygate Estate was built in the 1970’s and was home to over 3,000 residents. The majority of the building was designated to social housing. In...
It isn’t unknown that there is help out there for young adults and children with mental health issues but often these young people who need help do no receive it straight away, writes Rosie Fenton Mental health in young people is very common, 1 in 4...
Hidden below our feet, above our streets and behind closed doors is a whole world we don’t even know exists. Everyday in London we can see tourists following maps and photographing world famous landmarks completely oblivious to the hidden, un-mapped city, that lays all around...
The terms objectivity is an important element in journalism but since the rise of social media it has been a big challenge for journalists. In this news feature I would like to offer perspective or a set of terms with which to characterise and analyse, the...
Should Mental Health be prioritized within the Police? An investigation in to mental health within the police including the facts and opinions from experts about whether mental health should be prioritized as a police matter, by Samantha Masters [caption id="attachment_4187" align="alignleft" width="269"] Constable Jodie Masters (Left)[/caption] With one...
As of September 2014, Ofsted claims to provide "a robust system in order to protect young children", and this is clearly needed after several cases had made it clear that Ofsted has not done enough in the past, however is the introduction of privatised agencies...
This look into the world of London's scam artists uncovers the who's, whys and how's of the illegal gambling trade that tempts many tourists and can only be described as 'daylight robbery', writes Chris Barnes Eager and excited. Crowds block the street to catch a glimpse...
There‘s something fascinating and impressive about the people who are brave enough to leave their comfortable surroundings and embark on a life changing adventure. Cindy Drabaviciute gets inside three backpackers’ heads and investigates the positives and the negatives of backpacking and why backpackers exist...
For the first time in almost 50 years an advert has been broadcast on UK prime time television showing a person smoking, potentially causing a rise in underage smokers...
After the London riots of 2011 there was an acknowledgment that tackling gang violence had to be the responsibility of many in the government. How is the government addressing gang violence and who is responsible for tackling gang culture? Rafaela Kuznec investigates...