‘The staff here know me by name’: Local library resurgence in South London
Library funding in London has grown in recent years, with Southwark among the boroughs leading the way. How can they
The first at-home brain cancer treatment will be made available soon by the NHS
The first at-home brain cancer treatment for children and young people with brain tumours will be made available by the
Measles cases surge in London
The recent surge in measles cases in London has prompted innovative strategies to enhance vaccination uptake and curb the spread.
London single parent households: 53% living in poverty amid cost-of-living-crisis
London single parent households are living in poverty as they struggle to make ends meet due to soaring cost-of-living inflation,
Levels of reading enjoyment for young people drop to lowest level on record
Children and young people have never enjoyed reading in their spare time less, research has shown. Levels of reading enjoyment
‘A lot of it is actually just abuse’: children viewing pornography as young as nine
Ten percent of children have seen pornography by the age of nine, a new report by the Children Commissioner has
The silent soldiers: stories from our young carers
Finding yourself in a position where you have to care for someone can happen at any moment in your life. It’s not usually a choice, but an obligation and a desire to help someone you love. For many, that can happen before the age of 18.