Am I Filipino enough? How young Filipino British are reclaiming their identities
How do you navigate your identities when you exist between two or even three worlds? Dianna Bautista explores how young Filipino British are turning to
How Filipino food brought me closer to my friends in the UK
In celebration of Filipino Food Month this April, second-generation Filipino-Briton Jemimah Na-oy reflects on how the flavours of her heritage have become a bridge to building friendships and create a tapestry of treasured memories.
Special Filipino recipes for Valentine’s Day
Leche Flan, Royale Bibingka and Vegan Empanada / Credit: Mark Corbyn, Rex De Guzman and Lorie Halliday By Lorie Halliday St. Valentine’s Day is upon
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
In pictures: Filipinos shine at London New Year’s Day Parade 2025
Filipinos braved heavy rains and cold weather in a show of unity and commitment, representing the Philippines for the first time in the London New
Philippines to join London New Year’s Day Parade for first time
The Philippines will be represented for the first time in the iconic London New Year’s Day Parade (LNYDP) on 1st January 2025. At least 300 participants led by
Be more visible : Press release writing workshop to empower immigrants
Liezel Longboan We can be more visible as immigrants. How? By learning how to write a press release, speaking beyond our community, and reaching out
Tony Vaughan: The UK’s first Filipino-British MP on politics and representation
Liezel Longboan When Tony Vaughan stepped into Parliament on 16th July, he became the first Labour member of parliament (MP) for Folkestone and Hythe, a
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to attend the King’s coronation
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos are attending the coronation of Their Majesties, King Charles III and Queen Camilla, at Westminster Abbey.
Visita Iglesia: 7 churches to visit in England and Wales
By Mari-An Santos The long-standing Filipino tradition of visita iglesia — that is, visiting seven churches on Holy Thursday in solemn commemoration of Christ’s passion
UK nurses’ strike: Filipinos grateful to work in the UK but also want better conditions for all nurses
NHS in England has seen its biggest strike among ambulance workers and nurses on Monday, 6th February. Filipino nurses have mixed feelings about strikes. Tinig
Cost of living crisis: Working mums cut back on spending
By Rania Eldebri and Liezel Longboan Saving and cutting down on expenses is at the top of Filipino mums’ minds at the moment as the