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Twenty years after The Devil Wears Prada, the sequel revisits Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs in a world where fashion media is fighting for survival. With strong performances and timely commentary on digital culture, the film blends nostalgia with modern relevance—though not without a few flaws.

Six young martial artists from Hillingdon will represent Team GB at the World Martial Arts Games in Norway, having won medals in national competitions and volunteered to mentor younger children.

Hillingdon Council is actively recruiting foster carers to support children in care, offering an unrivaled payment and benefits package. Loc

Renowned horticulturist Matthew Pottage speaks at RCHS Ruislip on 8 April 2025. Book now for expert insights and a live Q&A

In a time when LGBTQ+ rights face increasing challenges, one woman in Hillingdon is taking a stand. Rachel Hepburn, a mental health social w

Hillingdon Council has secured a new partnership with the London Early Years Foundation (LEYF) to manage three early years centres, enhancin

The Hillingdon Borough is dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources for disabled individuals, aiming to ensure their well-being, inclusion, and empowerment within the community. With a strong commitment to accessibility and a wide range of initiatives, Hillingdon offers various forms of assistance tailored to the unique needs of its disabled residents. This article highlights the support available to disabled individuals in the Hillingdon Borough. 1. Accessib

Greetings everyone! My name is Lizzie. I am a retired RN, Primary School teacher and Lay Magistrate aged 69 and a Resident of Uxbridge for the past 29 years. 3 years ago after 5 years of worsening health, in order to maintain my independence, I had to start using a Mobility Boot Scooter. The Disability Discrimination Act was made law in 1995 and replaced by the Equality Act of 2010. I quickly discovered that some shop owners and other establishments have not followed the la