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RIDDiM & Resurrection Halloween Party Set for October 31

28Sep

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RIDDiM & Resurrection Halloween Party Set for October 31

Get ready for a night of thrills, music and Halloween entertainment as RIDDiM & Resurrection hosts a special Halloween party on Saturday, 31 October. The event will take place at BCA Jenkins Street, promising an exciting evening for guests looking to celebrate Halloween in style. Partygoers are encouraged to come dressed up, with a free shot offered to anyone in costume. Organisers are also giving guests the chance to enjoy an energetic atmosphere filled with music

BCA Legends Domino Club Set for Big Semi-Final

28Sep

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BCA Legends Domino Club Set for Big Semi-Final

The BCA Legends Domino Club is preparing for an exciting semi-final showdown on Saturday, 3 October 2026, at the Nexus Community Centre, 3 Snowberry Close, off Crownfield Road, London E15 2AH. The game is scheduled to begin at 4pm, bringing domino enthusiasts together for an afternoon of competition and entertainment. Supporters travelling from the BCA will have the opportunity to join a coach leaving Jenkins Street at 10:30am sharp. The trip will also include shopping at Westfield, followed by the semi-final and an evening of food and dancing. The cost of the outing is £35, including the meal and dance, with a £20 deposit required to secure a seat. Anyone interested in attending can contact the BCA on 07521 513706. The event promises to be an enjoyable day of dominoes, community sp...

16Sep

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Private Renting

istockphoto Houses in multiple occupation Your home is a house in multiple occupation (HMO) if both of the following apply: • at least 3 tenants reside there, forming more than one household • you share toilet, bathroom or kitchen facilities with other tenants Your home is a large HMO if both of the following apply: • at least 5 tenants reside there, forming more than one household • you share toilet, bathroom or kitchen facilities with other tenants A household is either a single person or members of the same family who live together. A family includes people who are: • married or living together – including people in same-sex relationships • relatives or half-relatives, for example grandparents, aunts, uncles, siblings • stepparents and stepchildren S...

Testicular Cancer Spot the Symptoms Early

16Sep

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Testicular Cancer Spot the Symptoms Early

123RF Hi, I’m Curtis Walker I like to make people laugh. But this is no joke There’s a real issue facing us as black people and you can help us start to change things. TESTICULAR CANCER FACTS Cancer of the testicles is rare but is the most common cancer in men aged 15-45. And it is affecting more men each year. A simple, regular self-check could help you detect early signs of the disease. If you do notice changes, it’s important to act right away. With early treatment there’s a good chance there will be no further problems. WARNING SIGNS The early signs of testicular cancer are usually obvious and easy to spot. Watch out for one or more of the following… ■ a hard lump on the front or side of a testicle ■ swelling o...

16Sep

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Children and Diet

Teach children to eat healthy food without making mealtimes a battleground. Here is some strategic advice for parents in need of inspiration. Encouraging good eating habits can have a significant impact on your child’s health, assisting them in maintaining a healthy weight, regulating their moods and avoiding many health issues. A nutritious diet can also improve your child’s mental and emotional well-being, reducing the risk of mental and emotional disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and ADHD. Children acquire a natural predilection for the foods they enjoy the most, whether they are toddlers or teenagers. The difficulty is to make nutritional choices appealing to foster healthy eating habits. With these suggestions, you can establish healthy eat...

16Sep

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Policing the Rainbow

Policing Tells All How the big man at the top hounded him out of his job when he was achieving so much, transforming a deprived inner-city area. For 23 years David Webb, former police superintendent, has kept secret the true reasons for ending his career in Handsworth, Birmingham at the height of his achievements. He was the pioneer of community policing and was internationally recognised for his work. In his new book ‘Policing the Rainbow’ he names current and former black business people and community leaders and the part they played during the turbulent eighties in inner-city Handsworth. James Hunte, Lloyd Blake, Basil Clarke, Beni Brown and Gus Williams are named in his book and the part they played during his reign. According to David Webb, they tried to silence him by...

If You Have These 15 Jamaican Surnames — The 1817 Registers Reveal Your True Origin

10Sep

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If You Have These 15 Jamaican Surnames — The 1817 Registers Reveal Your True Origin

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CONTINUES TO CHANGE UK BUSINESSES

4Sep

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CONTINUES TO CHANGE UK BUSINESSES

Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly important part of Britain's business landscape, with companies using the technology for a growing range of tasks. Businesses are exploring AI for administration, customer service, data analysis and other activities that were traditionally carried out entirely by people. The spread of AI is particularly noticeable among companies looking for ways to improve efficiency. Businesses can use automated systems to process large quantities of information and assist employees with routine work. The technology is also creating new opportunities for British companies. Firms that develop AI-related products and services are becoming an increasingly important part of the technology economy, while traditional businesses are looking at ways to in...

Notting Hill Carnival Celebrates 60 Years of Caribbean Culture

4Sep

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Notting Hill Carnival Celebrates 60 Years of Caribbean Culture

London's famous Notting Hill Carnival is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2026. The event has grown from its Caribbean roots into one of the world's largest street festivals, attracting around two million people and generating an estimated £400 million for London's economy each year. The carnival's history is deeply connected to Britain's Caribbean community. Trinidadian activist Claudia Jones played a major role in creating the cultural movement from which the carnival developed. Today, Jamaican, Trinidadian, Grenadian, Barbadian and other Caribbean traditions remain central to the celebration. Music, colourful costumes, Caribbean food and dance bring together generations of British-Caribbean families as well as millions of visitors.

Mia Mottley Rejects Calls for Former Colonies to Repay Britain

2Sep

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Mia Mottley Rejects Calls for Former Colonies to Repay Britain

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has strongly rejected suggestions that former British colonies should repay Britain for its historic investment in them. Mottley described the suggestion as “asinine,” arguing that it ignores the history of slavery and colonial exploitation. The argument has reignited a much larger debate across the Caribbean. Who owes whom? Supporters of reparations argue that Caribbean economies were shaped by centuries of slavery and colonial exploitation. Critics of reparations argue that modern governments should not be held financially responsible for actions carried out generations ago. For British-Caribbean readers, the debate is particularly important because many families now live between the two worlds. The question is no longer simply about...

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