Indoor play areas, TV rooms, a cinema, and even a bowling alley are redefining what modern living looks like in social rent and affordable homes in Tower Hamlets. With space to build in short supply and more than 29,000 residents on the council’s Housing Register, there has never been a greater need for innovative design and planning to help address ...
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Exhibition of the Holy Quran translated into 75 languages at Baitul Ahad Mosque in London
By Matiar Chowdhury: An exhibition of the Holy Quran translated into 75 languages and Interfaith Week have been inaugurated at Baitul Ahad Mosque to change the misconceptions of followers of other religions about Islam. The mosque's imam, Samar Ahmed, and the mutawalli, Mr. Seti, said that this arrangement is so that followers of other religions can easily gain ...
Read More »Mayoral candidate Sirajul Islam held an exchange of views with UK Bangla Reporters Unity
Muhammed Shahed Rahman : A discussion meeting was held with Sirajul Islam, the Labour Party’s mayoral candidate for the upcoming London Borough of Tower Hamlets council election, with members of the UK Bangla Reporters Unity. The exchange of views held at the Pure Chai-conference room in White Chapel, East London on Thursday (November 13) was presided over by Professor Md. ...
Read More »Discussion meeting and cultural event on the occasion of Baloch Martyrs’ Day
By Matiar Chowdhury: Balochistan National Movement UK Chapter on the occasion of Baloch Martyrs’ Day on 13 November 2025, A discussion meeting and cultural event was organized in memory of the Baloch freedom fighters at the Caribbean Centre on Dickens Street in Peterborough, England. A large number of freedom-loving Baloch men and women living in Britain participated ...
Read More »Donald Trump’s paving way for Shamima Begum’s UK return – I met her, here’s why he’s right
Should she come back to Britain, or shouldn’t she? It’s the question that has been raging around the fate of former Bethnal Green schoolgirl-turned ISIS bride Shamima Begum ever since she and two classmates fled to Syria to join ISIS as 15-year-olds more than a decade ago. ‘She was just a child, she was groomed’, versus ‘she’s a traitor, they ...
Read More »The new London grooming gangs bombshell that heaps more shame on Sadiq Khan
While Sir Sadiq Khan’s answers to questions about grooming gangs in his city at a London Assembly meeting on Thursday told us almost nothing, the man to his right, Sir Mark Rowley, made some stunning revelations. At the top of the list was that the Met has tens of cases, which are “close to what the public understands as grooming ...
Read More »First visit to meet Rohingya women and girls in Bangladesh for UK Minister
UK Minister for International Development, Jenny Chapman will confirm UK support for Rohingya refugees, including and women and girls, while visiting Bangladesh this week (13–14 November 2025). During her visit, Minister Chapman will see UK-funded programmes supporting Rohingya refugees to help prevent Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). The UK continues to call for the safe, voluntary, and dignified return of Rohingya refugees to ...
Read More »Liverpool Street station rebuild decision delayed
Plans to transform Liverpool Street station have been delayed again after the organisation behind the redevelopment added further details to the application. Network Rail’s plan – to partially demolish Britain’s busiest station and build a multi-storey tower cantilevered above a neighbouring Grade II* listed former hotel – was due to be decided by the City of London Corporation by the ...
Read More »Uncertainty over dual citizens’ eligibility in Bangladesh elections
Ansar Ahmed Ullah: As Bangladesh prepares for its upcoming national elections, an increasing number of expatriate Bangladeshis are expressing interest in contesting parliamentary seats. Among them are many dual citizens, some of whom have already secured preliminary nominations from major political parties. Yet, their eligibility remains legally uncertain under Bangladesh’s constitution and electoral laws. Article 66(2)(c) of the Constitution clearly ...
Read More »Traffic wardens to begin industrial action
Motorists in part of south-east London are less likely to be hit with penalty charge notices (PCNs) this week as traffic wardens begin industrial action. On Monday 10 November, civil enforcement officers in Bromley will embark on action short of a strike for a week, after pay talks with their employer broke down. Bromley traffic wardens who are GMB union ...
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