Significant concerns raised over 'deteriorating' finances at Tower Hamlets Council The east London council is on course to spend £19 million over its budget for the financial year ending in March 2027 Evening Standard · Sep 29
‘Life-changing’ international learning scheme in Wales at risk of closure Taith programme, set up after UK’s post-Brexit withdrawal from Erasmus+, faces uncertain future over funding The Guardian - UK · Mar 19
Iconic brutalist building documented in new book following demolition announcement A COMMUNITY’S relationship with one of Scotland’s most notorious brutalist structures at the heart of a town’s centre has been explored by a… The National (Scotland) · Nov 23, 2024
“To me, it was like getting the car back on the road. The fact that we only managed to do about 10 shows before the wheels came off again was a bit of a slap from the gods”: Despite the challenges, Fairport Convention never gave up Simon Nicol reflects on how British folk prog pioneers Fairport Convention took a career path rather than a short cut to temporary success Louder · Jan 2, 2024
Protecting Bosnia and Herzegovina’s anti-fascist legacy: Mostar’s Partisan Memorial Cemetery The Partisan Memorial Cemetery in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina was opened in 1965 to commemorate the Yugoslav partisans of Mostar who were killed during the second world war The Guardian - UK · Jun 2, 2023
Tory contenders urged to revive Labour plan to sell Westminster buildings A pressure group has called for an old Labour policy of selling off four central London properties to save £145 million Daily Mirror · Jul 30, 2022
Goddesses, she-devils and a tangle with textiles – the week in art Lonnie Holley scours Britain for material, demons seize the British Museum and feminist fabrics come to Cambridge The Guardian - UK · May 20, 2022
Lovers overlooking Sarajevo 20 years after the war: Chris Leslie’s best photograph ‘The couple were just strangers blocking my view. But as they reached out and embraced each other, it seemed an optimistic image representing the young people of a city that had suffered’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 16, 2022