We invite local people to submit and select creative works to be projected across Mallon Gardens. Autumn is here and the long winter nights are beginning to draw in, but it’s not all doom and gloom. This means we can restart our community-led public art projection programme. We have a high-spec projector on our premises…
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This Black History Month, we celebrate black women icons who fought against injustice
This blog reflects on a recent screening of Maria Andrews’ community-commissioned film ‘Deliverance’ and the subsequent panel discussion on the challenges facing uber drivers. By Daria Koukoleva, Research Intern at Toynbee Hall. Photos from the Deliverance film, courtesy of Maria Andrews. In 2018, Uber riders went on strike. Maria Andrews’ community-commissioned film ‘Deliverance’ covers that…
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The recent hike in interest rates and consistently high inflation leave many people struggling to cope…
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This speech was delivered as part of Ofgem’s presentation to the Social Research Association annual conference on 15.06.23.
The Renters’ (Reform) Bill was promised in the Government’s 2019 manifesto with a commitment to abolish section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions.
On Thursday 27th April, Toynbee Hall Peer Researcher, Bee Eng Lim, and Head of Research, Dr Xia Lin attended University of Surrey panel event with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research. As Luis Gallegos, President of the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), emphasized during his speech at the launch of…
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Prepayment Meter customers urged to claim £160 million in energy bill support before scheme ends on June 30th
