London unpaid carers unaware of support are struggling
Experts told City Hall many unpaid carers in London do not know about financial help and services, and Carers UK found 29% of carers in the capital were in poverty in 2021–22.
Experts told City Hall many unpaid carers in London do not know about financial help and services, and Carers UK found 29% of carers in the capital were in poverty in 2021–22.
An Alcohol Change UK survey found 41% of Greater London residents planned to take part in Dry January, above the 32% national average, and local breweries and pubs report rising demand for low and no‑alcohol options.
The Green Party will announce a policy proposing free bus travel for everyone under 22, saying it would improve access to work and education; Labour last year called a similar proposal 'unaffordable'.
A beauty editor says she lost 10kg on Ozempic with health benefits but experienced thinning hair, facial fat loss and loosened neck skin; she tried a range of cosmetic injectables, topical products and a hair stem-cell transplant and reports early improvement.
The High Seas Treaty, the first legally binding agreement to protect marine life in international waters, entered into force after it reached the required ratifications; 83 countries have ratified and a first Conference of Parties is expected within a year.
East Midlands Railway has completed a £250,000 revamp at Beeston train station that included resurfacing and remodelling of the forecourt, a new cycle shelter, added seating and improved lighting. The works also repaired and redecorated the Grade II-listed façade, created a volunteer area and a garden with planters and bird boxes, and were supported by the Railway Heritage Trust and Friends of Beeston Station.
Dylan Mulvaney will make her Broadway debut as Anne Boleyn in Six beginning February 16, the show's official accounts announced. Six is a Tony-winning, female-centered retelling of Henry VIII's wives that has run on Broadway since 2021.
Plymouth City Council has confirmed it will bid for the UK City of Culture 2029 title. The winning city will receive £10m to fund a year-long arts and culture programme.
The Green Party has proposed free bus travel for under-22s, saying it would improve access to education, training and rural services and citing KPMG research on buses' economic contribution.
The Midlands Air Ambulance Charity will open a new shop in Market Drayton in March, taking the former Argos unit on Frogmore Road. The store will sell pre-loved items, accept donations, offer a free furniture collection within ten miles, and is recruiting volunteers and three staff roles.