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Campaigners hold vigil in Brixton to mark anniversary of Windrush scandal being revealed

Campaigners call for reform of Home Office compensation scheme
Windrush generation's struggles must not be forgotten

Barnaby Webber's mother reacts to watchdog verdict: Disappointed but not surprised'

Mother of victim disappointed in CPS review findings
Campaigners criticize watchdog's findings as a missed opportunity

High Court battle looms over Lutfur Rahman's bid to axe low traffic neighbourhoods in Tower Hamlets

Campaigners raise funds to challenge removal of low traffic neighborhoods in East London borough.
High Court orders judicial review of Tower Hamlets council's decision to remove LTNs.

London mural by key postwar artist under threat of demolition

Campaigners are fighting to save a rare mural by British artist William Mitchell from being demolished as part of a redevelopment project in south London.
The mural, completed in 1958, is considered one of the best examples of Mitchell's early work and is situated in a village hall within the Blackheath conservation area.
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London 'bears brunt' of knife crime with 11,000 victims admitted to hospital in a decade

Over 11,000 Londoners have been admitted to the hospital with knife crime injuries in the past decade.
There were 930 hospital admissions in London due to blade injuries in a 12-month period.

Fresh plea for knife crime action as teenager killed in west London park

Campaigners and victims' families are calling for more action to tackle London's knife crime epidemic.
Efforts are needed to persuade young people not to carry knives and to educate them about the consequences.

London council pleads: 'Give us powers to crack down on abandoned e-bikes'

Campaigners are calling for legal powers for councils in London to crack down on e-bikes abandoned on pavements.
Westminster council has already created a voluntary agreement with Lime, Forest, and Tier for e-bike and e-scooter parking in designated bays.

Duke of Northumberland loses fight to build on green space in west London

Local campaigners in west London have won a victory in the battle to preserve a green space threatened by development plans.
Hounslow council rejected the plans on the grounds of protecting local open space and allotment provision.

London 'bears brunt' of knife crime with 11,000 victims admitted to hospital in a decade

Over 11,000 Londoners have been admitted to the hospital with knife crime injuries in the past decade.
There were 930 hospital admissions in London due to blade injuries in a 12-month period.

Fresh plea for knife crime action as teenager killed in west London park

Campaigners and victims' families are calling for more action to tackle London's knife crime epidemic.
Efforts are needed to persuade young people not to carry knives and to educate them about the consequences.

London council pleads: 'Give us powers to crack down on abandoned e-bikes'

Campaigners are calling for legal powers for councils in London to crack down on e-bikes abandoned on pavements.
Westminster council has already created a voluntary agreement with Lime, Forest, and Tier for e-bike and e-scooter parking in designated bays.

Duke of Northumberland loses fight to build on green space in west London

Local campaigners in west London have won a victory in the battle to preserve a green space threatened by development plans.
Hounslow council rejected the plans on the grounds of protecting local open space and allotment provision.
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'We are scared' - Plea for rethink after fire escapes at flats padlocked shut

Campaigners are urging Camden Council to reconsider locking off fire escapes on a block of flats in Highgate.
Residents are concerned about inadequate fire exit signs and faulty alarms, and fear being trapped in the event of a fire.
#government-decision

Hundreds of endangered animals killed by Brit trophy hunters since Sunak promised ban

The government's decision to drop the ban on trophy imports has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of vulnerable and endangered animals.
Campaigners are pushing for a ban on trophy imports in parliament in the coming weeks.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Hundreds of endangered animals killed by Brit trophy hunters since Sunak promised ban

The government's decision to drop the ban on trophy imports has resulted in the deaths of hundreds of vulnerable and endangered animals.
Campaigners are pushing for a ban on trophy imports in parliament in the coming weeks.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.
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Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.

Landmark sickle cell treatment is axed by regulators

A drug approved to treat sickle cell disease has been scrapped by the UK government, despite being hailed as the first new drug in over 20 years for the condition.
The decision has sparked criticism from campaigners who argue that it leaves a reliance on only one licensed NHS treatment for sickle cell patients.
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What is the Stonehenge tunnel project and why is it so controversial?

Campaigners are challenging the government's decision to build a road tunnel near Stonehenge, claiming it puts the site's UNESCO world heritage status at risk.
Highways England wants to create a dual-carriageway road and a two-mile tunnel near Stonehenge to reduce traffic and improve journey times.

Campaigners launch High Court battle to stop Stonehenge road tunnel

Campaigners are taking the government to the High Court over plans to build a tunnel near Stonehenge.
The campaigners argue that the tunnel could put the prehistoric site's UNESCO World Heritage status at risk.

What is the Stonehenge tunnel project and why is it so controversial?

Campaigners are challenging the government's decision to build a road tunnel near Stonehenge, claiming it puts the site's UNESCO world heritage status at risk.
Highways England wants to create a dual-carriageway road and a two-mile tunnel near Stonehenge to reduce traffic and improve journey times.

Campaigners launch High Court battle to stop Stonehenge road tunnel

Campaigners are taking the government to the High Court over plans to build a tunnel near Stonehenge.
The campaigners argue that the tunnel could put the prehistoric site's UNESCO World Heritage status at risk.
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