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As we prepare for Sandigan 2026: The 1st UK Filipino Community Leaders’ Summit, Tinig UK extends our heartfelt thanks to all our sponsors and partners for supporting this meaningful gathering.

As we prepare for Sandigan 2026: The 1st UK Filipino Community Leaders’ Summit, Tinig UK extends our heartfelt thanks to all our sponsors and partners for supporting this meaningful gathering.

As the Filipino diaspora in the UK rapidly expands its influence from essential services into business, politics, and the arts, the need for a space

Discover what matters most to our community — from cultural connection to wellbeing support —in the key findings of the Tinig UK 2026 Readers’ Survey and interviews with Filcom leaders.

The next generation of Filipino British artists are speaking out, confronting their past and discovering joy and meaning in the complex stories of their parents — and of themselves, according to Filipino author Candy Gourlay in her review of Balik Bayan, a cultural festival focusing on the UK Filipino diaspora.

Roots, written and produced by Filipino playwright Jose Socrates Del Reyes, is a new play-in-progress that confronts social, political and economic contexts that shape the central Filipino family.

Exploring the territorial tensions between China and the Philippines, the film has faced intense censorship and attempts to ban its screening both within the Philippines and abroad.

Did you know that there are more than 200 Filipino community and non-profit organisations across the UK? We are delighted to feature your group on

D’Cocina hosted a full day event to celebrate their new restaurant in Fulham. From 11 am until late in the evening, patrons filled the tables and the open dance floor as they enjoyed delicious food and music from local Filipino artists.

Members of the Voice of Domestic Workers and their networks were marking 14 years since changes were made to the Overseas Domestic Workers visa, the legal route for migrant domestic workers to work in the UK.

Exploring the territorial tensions between China and the Philippines, the film has faced intense censorship and attempts to ban its screening both within the Philippines and abroad.

Did you know that there are more than 200 Filipino community and non-profit organisations across the UK? We are delighted to feature your group on

By Fr Jimmy Lindero John’s account of the Resurrection begins not with dazzling light but with a quiet, almost fragile moment: “Early on the first