The battle over South Tyneside’s Greenbelt is far from over. The local fight however reflects a much bigger national debate. As the UK grapples with a housing crisis, councils and developers argue that Greenbelt land must be sacrificed to meet demand, but communities like Fellgate have fought back
South Tyneside Council voted 27-23 against plans to build over 1,200 homes on Fellgate greenbelt, following protests, a 3,000-signature petition, and community concerns over affordability.
How do cults recruit and retain members? This article looks at unveiling the dark tactics cults use to lure, trap, and control their members, with shocking real-life stories and expert insights
This is the first episode of the FaithWire Podcast. The discussion today is: Morality.
What drives Islamophobia, and why does it remain entrenched in modern society? From the distortion of Islamic teachings to the impact of extremist ideologies and media sensationalism, this piece unpacks the complexities behind the prejudice and the solutions to overcome it.
Are street preachers crossing the line, or are they simply exercising their right to be heard? In a world filled with noise, the bold voices of those preaching the Gospel on city streets stir both curiosity and controversy.
The upcoming autumn budget, expected to introduce budget cuts and tax increases, has religious communities concerned about its impact
