
Kain na! Celebrating Filipino Food Month with an evening of culture
By Naomi Edge April is Filipino Food Month, a way for Filipinos across the world to celebrate food which is central to our culture. This year’s

By Naomi Edge April is Filipino Food Month, a way for Filipinos across the world to celebrate food which is central to our culture. This year’s

By Sheryll Shaikh It’s still the Easter break for many of our children and while we look forward to spending quality time with them, the

Danna Quinto We have heard of dark and sad stories about Filipino women (and less often, men) being victims of toxic relationships. The reality is

To mark International Women’s Month, we are focusing on domestic abuse, considered a crime in the UK. We have two infographics to help you spot

Danna Quinto It is a well-known, and frankly sad statistical finding, that January is the peak time for filing divorce. In the legal world, it

Liezel Longboan As we leave 2023 behind, I’m reminded of the power of bayanihan – the Filipino sense of community spirit that helped us break

Fr Herbert Fadriquela For many Filipinos at home and abroad, Christmas is already in the air even if in the Christian liturgical calendar, it is

It was a foggy and frosty December morning but families travelled from different parts of England to attend Filipino Mothers UK’s (FMUK) first in-person Christmas

Seven Filipinos in the UK were recently awarded by the Ladies of All Nations International (LOANI), a nonprofit organisation based in Britain at their world

Liezel Longboan The UK government has announced a five-point plan to reduce legal migration. Home Secretary James Cleverly said that the changes will take effect

Rhine Bernardino Twelve artists recently launched The Calendar, an art project that explores the intersection of body, performance art practice and identity. Using fruits to

Top Filipino nurses in Britain led by Jennifer Caguioa and Oliver Soriano met King Charles at a reception he hosted in honour of international nurses