
Love wins: Filipino nurse and teacher reunited in London
By Mari-An Santos Gerald Gonzales and Shin Landicho first met in 2015 through the now-defunct social media group Circle of Friends, of which Gerald was

By Mari-An Santos Gerald Gonzales and Shin Landicho first met in 2015 through the now-defunct social media group Circle of Friends, of which Gerald was

By Jomel Gutierrez A Filipino nurse in Suffolk, England won the top award for the Untold Stories of Filipino Nurses in the UK art competition

“Maybe one day one of these children here, or maybe your grandchildren can also become the prime minister of the United Kingdom. That is my

By Cat Wigley The spring half-term (and summer!) break is just around the corner and while many families are looking forward to enjoying plenty of

Experience the Philippines through food, music, and culture on Sunday, 14th May. The Filipino Association of Gloucestershire invites you to know the Philippines through food,

Filipino nurses in the UK observed Filipino Nursing Diaspora Day on 7 May to celebrate their contributions to advancing the health and well-being of the

For the very first time in history, Filipinos had been invited to the coronation of a British monarch. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and First

By Zechariah Bates Many are looking forward to celebrating the coronation of the King and Queen Consort on Saturday, 6th May at Westminster Abbey. But

April is Autism Awareness Month. We asked Lyn Goodwin, a mum of a severely autistic young man, to share her experience and advice on how

By Cat Wigley Technology is now a standard part of learning in schools and at home. A study shows how technology has increased the cognitive

By Jomel Anthony V Gutierrez The UK remains a top work destination for many Filipinos despite its high cost of living. In recent months, some

By Sr Let Bantolinao, PDDM There is a story of two women who stood before the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. One asked, “Why can’t we