Over the past few years we’ve seen a rise in the use of ‘Club drugs’ amongst young people. But what are the dangers, ask Connor Green. Club drugs come in all different shapes and sizes ‘Club drugs’ is a collective term for substances typically used by young...
In 2013, the Metropolitan Police Service announced plans to sell off police stations across London, threatening to cut their numbers by almost half the amount. So why have we since been told so little about this? Asks Chris Hicks Scotland Yard is among the many police...
A new report shows that the numbers of under-18s drinking is falling, but those that are drinking already are drinking earlier and more heavily, says Ellesse Howells In 2013, nearly 300 children aged 11 and under were admitted to A&E units across the UK after drinking...
There is a lack of not-for-profit venues in London, but a small yet prominent new collective of musicians and artists are raising money to get themselves a space for everyone to enjoy writes Charlie Wyatt There is an abundance of venues in London of all shapes...
Loyalty, dedication, protection, and love; these come to mind as some of the main reasons that canines are so widely accepted as family. But what happens when a recession hits and mouths become harder to feed? Asks Danielle Taylor Thousands of dogs in London are left...
Dog attacks in the UK are constantly rising, but what can dog owners do to try and prevent this from happening, asks Hayleigh Morris. Any breed of dog can become violent if it isn't trained properly. Domesticated dogs are renowned for being our best friends. They’re loyal,...