The New Londoners magazine

Despair, hope and despair again: the rollercoaster ride towards ending child detention

The new government’s promise to ‘end the detention of children for immigration purposes’, sparked h...

Bound to talk

Yemane left behind family, career, and fame in Eritrea to come to Britain where his prominence at t...

A Day in the Life

Erna, a 32 year- old Lithuanian, works as an interpreter for art buyers in London

by Nadine Carle

I sh...

Migrants, Housing, Wages: cause, effect, conjecture and evidence

Common opinion sees migrants as main cause for reduced lower wages and affordable housing. So, why r...

A cap on economic migrants: what impact on London?

By Juan Camilo
 

If you were to listen at the door of policy-makers’ offices to a conversation abo...

Immigrants to icons

"Unpromising and even tragic beginnings are no barrier to success – as fashion designer "

Barbara Hul...