Review on Roots: Finding a story within a story
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.
New Filipino play ‘Roots’ to premiere at Peckham Fringe 2026
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.
The heart of Southampton: How FAS unites hearts and preserves culture
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 continues UK expansion with new Fulham site
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.
UK cinemas to screen banned Filipino documentary
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.
In pictures: Filipinos add colour to London New Year’s Day parade 2026
Braving the cold January weather, 200 Filipinos came together on the streets of central London on New Year’s Day 2026 to represent the Filipino community
Giant parol lights up Folkestone town centre
A giant sustainable Christmas lantern inspired by the iconic Filipino parol is on public display in Folkestone, celebrating culture, community, and shared hope this festive
Food Delivery brings the West Philippine Sea dispute to UK audiences
By Naomi Edge A documentary about delivering food supplies to remote military outposts in the West Philippine Sea might not seem controversial at first glance.
Banned film to hold UK premiere
After attempts to silence it at home and abroad, an award-winning Filipino documentary, Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea, opens in London on
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
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