I live and work in London.

I have done so for the past 8 years.

I have explored this city from North to South and East to West - and it's an amazing place to live. I've seen everything from suburbs in Enfield to parks in Merton to festivals in Clapham to theatre on the…

Fair play, Mr Mayor. Sadiq Khan
#IllBeBack #JusticeForCroissants

We’re just seven weeks away from Midsummer’s day and London is cold and wet. I’d move to France or Spain like a shot, like friends did pre-2016, but apparently freedom of movement was a bad thing. Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving.

Funny coincidence how every London mayoral race for over a decade has gone to the candidate who most supports cycling, walking and clean air above restriction-free motoring.

Perhaps these are, in fact, incredibly popular policies?

#LondonMayoralElection

I'll be honest, good riddance to someone who doesn't seem to want to contribute anything to our society. When it comes to citizens of nowhere this chap is the epitome.
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Thanks for saying this Douglas Alexander . We could do without a return to the Test Acts, in secular form.

As more details emerge of the tragic events in Hainault, we continue to pray for all those involved and affected.

And special prayers for Daniel’s family, that they may know something of solace and comfort from the love, goodwill and prayers of many.

Mark taught for many years down the road at Forest School and is still offering people support and encouragement in ‘retirement’

Prayers this morning for residents, commuters and everyone involved in the incident in Hainault, and for local clergy Fr Michael Bradley and Revd Sarah Clarke-Moisley as they minister to their community. Chelmsford Diocese bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-e…

Last week, I opposed the Government's new requirement, from next year, that people must earn £38,700 per year to bring their spouse to the UK. It will force families to live apart, separate children from parents, and damage the cohesion of UK society.

The two sets of people who are most distressed by Dan Poulter crossing the floor mirror each other. The one set snipes at him for deserting the Tories - the other for having been a Tory. Might it not be better to recognise his bravery and take his change of heart at face value?

We should all be hugely grateful to Walthamstow’s Trudi Warner for defending a juror’s right to exercise their conscience. The same should be true for our doctors.

Greater Manchester Police chief Stephen Watson, who unexpectedly reopened the investigation into Angela Rayner’s addresses, spoke at the last Tory conference.

The appearance raised questions about his political impartiality, as since the event he's garnered Tory support for…

Averil has shared a heart-warming story of hope, connection, and community at the Warm Space in St Barnabas in East London. 'Together, we can create a world where everyone feels at home.'

Read Averil's story on our website ow.ly/B7fN50Rj8El

'I nearly didn't apply, because I didn't think we were eligible'

We don't want your project to slip through the vestry door.

Join Mark Kitson, next Tuesday, 30 April, to find out everything you need to know about the Incubator Competition.

REGISTER AT bit.ly/3U4OTIk

This could be a GREAT job for someone with admin skills who lives within reach of Walthamstow.

PIP has nothing to do with employment.

PIP is for moderate to severe disability and it is v difficult to qualify for.

It is not something one can blag. I research this.

Sunak's idea people can go off PIP with treatment is wild and dangerous. It is disability denial,no less.

Might you be called to this exciting new role, working with diverse communities, faithful churches and gifted folk across the Barking episcopal area?

The link below gives further details, including how to apply 👇

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Our wonderful Alfredo, Tom Elwin, on the set of our film of La Traviata.

Tom is running the #LondonMarathon to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support on Sunday - good luck Tom!