Filipino Mothers UK: A forum for friendship, advice and fun for immigrant women
By Lydia Clarke Homesickness, isolation and the consequent loneliness they bring are what many Filipino women face as new mothers in the UK. Without their
My Workaway memoirs: A Pinoy discovers a different side to the UK, on a budget
By Ryan Anthony M. Bestre In a matter of four months, I got to live on a farm, enjoy the friendliness of Glaswegians, meet 24
The Philippines and the UK hold first ever consular dialogue
The Philippines and the United Kingdom convened the first Philippines – United Kingdom consular dialogue on 16 February 2022. The virtual dialogue was attended by
7 Filipino restaurants to look out for across the UK
By Hussein Malek Across the UK, Filipino communities are growing and making their presence better felt. One very noticeable evidence is the increasing number of
Outstanding UK-based Filipinos awarded by the Philippine government
by Katharina Beiersdoerfer Six exceptional Filipinos based in the United Kingdom have been awarded the 2021 Presidential Award for Filipino Individuals and Organizations Overseas (PAFIOO)
A milestone for Filipinos: their own ethnic category in the NHS
By Liezel Longboan In 2020, at least 50 Filipino healthcare workers died with Covid-19, most of them working in care homes and in hospital Covid
2021 Key moments for Filipinos in the UK and the Philippines
By Lydia Clarke As we entered 2021, we all hoped for a better year than 2020 when Covid-19 brought the world to a standstill. We
Two Filipinos jointly win International Community Nurse of the Year award
By Michael Duque and Liezel Longboan The Queen’s Nursing Institute (QNI) recently conferred its first International Community Nurse of the Year Award to Filipino nurses Dennis