Filipino educator Edison David awarded MBE
By Liezel Longboan Edison David, a London‑based Filipino educator, has been named Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the
Giant parol lights up Folkestone town centre
A giant sustainable Christmas lantern inspired by the iconic Filipino parol is on public display in Folkestone, celebrating culture, community, and shared hope this festive
Moments of gratitude: Christmas reflections from our readers
Christmas is a time for thanksgiving. We asked readers to tell us what they are grateful for this year. Thank you for sharing your reflections
Phil Wang on joining The Traitors: “I’d just get voted off because I’m Asian with glasses!”
Award-winning comedian talks about reality TV’s unconscious bias problem on podcast for East and Southeast Asians. In an exclusive interview for the Eastern Hunnies podcast
Food Delivery brings the West Philippine Sea dispute to UK audiences
By Naomi Edge A documentary about delivering food supplies to remote military outposts in the West Philippine Sea might not seem controversial at first glance.
Rising Filipino artist releases debut single
Drez Camino, a young artist of Filipino heritage, released his debut single, For a Little While, on Friday, 12th December, marking the long-awaited first chapter
Banned film to hold UK premiere
After attempts to silence it at home and abroad, an award-winning Filipino documentary, Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea, opens in London on
Poetry as talisman: Romalyn Ante explores myth, memory and migration in Agimat
Tinig UK recently interviewed poet Romalyn Ante about her new collection, Agimat. Winner of the Arthur Welton Award, Agimat is a luminous, unflinching exploration of
A Final Journey Home: The Filipino Way of Saying Goodbye
Sponsored content by T Cribb and Sons By Delya Apsari Julie Boadilla has a small altar at her house in East London, adorned with a
Filipino nurse appointed national nursing officer of UK’s largest union
By Liezel Longboan Leading Filipino nurse Louie Horne has been appointed as national nursing officer by UNISON, the UK’s largest union with more than 1.3
First Filipino British elected as ‘Mock Mayor’ of Barton
In a celebration that blended centuries-old English tradition with modern multicultural pride, Filipino British entrepreneur Viva Andrada O’Flynn has been elected as the Mock Mayor
Food, dance and music mark East and Southeast Asian heritage celebration
From lion dance to Burmese food, weaving workshops to an Indonesian ikat exhibit, the ESEA Cultural Festival: Homegrown, held on 14 September, showcased the richness