
A love letter to a town that refused to sink under
In 2025, audiences across the North are invited to experience AKA Theatre …
Fact or fiction? Disinformation surges online after Duterte’s arrest by the ICC
By Jacob Delos Santos The arrest of former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte …
Dreaming big: A Filipino nurse’s journey to senior leadership in the UK healthcare system
By Jerome Babate For John Alex Maramba Melencio, nursing has never just …
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Tinig means ‘voice’ in Filipino. We are a not-for-profit, independent media company for Filipinos in the UK. We tell the untold, overlooked stories of Filipinos that are neglected in the mainstream. We explore important issues affecting our community as well as how Filipinos have responded to them. We celebrate our diverse cultures and multiple identities. Know more about us – read our stories.
Filipinos in Care: Celebrating a year of success
It has been an incredible year for Filipinos in Care, the first …
D’Cocina: Filipino food finds its footing in North London
As Gordon Ramsay calls Filipino food ‘The sleeping beauty of Asia,’ one …
From ‘Change is coming’ to death threats: How Facebook became a political war zone in the Philippines
By Renee Karunungan-Edwards I vividly remember the morning I received my first …
2023: Filipinos have a stronger voice in the UK
Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power …
Opinion: Empowering UK Filipinos through reliable information and advice
Liezel Longboan Start with why, as Simon Sinek tells us in his famous book. …
