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
Powerful new play “Comfort” premieres at Camden Fringe 2025
“Comfort” is a fictional retelling inspired by the multiple harrowing stories of Filipino “comfort women” — young girls who were captured and forced into sexual slavery
Consul General Rhenita Rodriguez reflects on service and community at end of London posting
By Liezel Longboan Behind Consul General Rhenita Rodriguez’s warm smile is a seasoned diplomat with a deep commitment to the welfare of overseas Filipinos. After
Echoes of Rizal: Finding meaning in his British footsteps
By Junart Kim Nieva Today marks the 133rd anniversary of La Liga Filipina, a peaceful reformist movement founded by José Rizal, considered as the national
Five must-read books by Filipino authors in the UK
By Maika Carrillo My love for reading and books started when I was young. My parents, especially my father, encouraged my siblings and me to
Filipinos cautious on Labour’s tighter immigration policy
By Liezel Longboan and Jacob Delos Santos Filipinos across the UK have voiced deep concern over the Labour government’s recently announced plans to tighten immigration
Tinig UK launches £3K fundraiser to amplify Filipino voices in Britain
Filipino-British families in Reading are gearing up to run the 2025 Green Park 3K Mini-Marathon on 1 June — all to raise £3,000 for Tinig
Original Filipino musical ‘This Is My Name’ to showcase in London
Following their successful showcase at Birmingham Hippodrome, writers Dominique La Victoria and Melisa Camba are taking their new musical, This Is My Name, to London on Friday,