London
Details of our London newsroom, in the heart of the capital.
Our London newsroom is based in East London at Rich Mix, an arts and cinema complex just around the corner from Liverpool Street Station. It is also the base for our UK Head Office.
We produce regular magazines and videos in Islington and Hackney in partnership with local Children's Fund and the projects they fund.
If you are a young person and want to get involved contact Victor Searle at:
Headliners (UK), Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, London E1 6LA (map)
Tel: 020 7749 9360
Further contact information inc. email
Articles from the London newsroom...
- Britain's Barack? What do people on the streets of Hackney think of Diane Abbott's bid to become leader of the Labour Party? Gyasi Rogers, 13, finds out. 19 July 2010
- How Safe Is Hackney? The shooting of talented Hackney schoolgirl Agnes Sina-Inakoju made national headlines. Headliners reporter and Hackney resident Kamil Boriel, 14, takes to the streets of Hackney to find out how safe people in the area feel. 15 July 2010
- Jaya says 'Look out for your mates' Headliners reporters land an interview with star-in-making Jaya and talk to her about her part in TFL’s ‘Look Out For Your Mates’ Campaign, which she will be heavily promoting across the Capital this summer. 30 June 2010
- World Cup Top of the Pops Who has the best national anthem in the World Cup 2010?
As the world’s best players fight it out in South Africa, who has the best anthem to sing before kick off? Headliners pop pickers Joseph, Saul, Timothy, Haythan and Shai give us their thoughts... 25 June 2010
- Groundwork - Teenage Pregnancies Groundwork's Bexley Challenge Group investigate issues surrounding teenage pregnancies in Bexleyheath and what support is available for young parents. 21 June 2010
- How Safe are Taxis for Young People Ever thought about using cabs? As a young person, what exactly should you look out for to ensure your personal safety? Six reporters from Bexleyheath School investigate. 21 June 2010
- Fight for the Right What do people know about disability rights? The Tower Times reporters invesigate how discrimination affects the lives of disabled young people, to bring about awareness on how our rights are overlooked. 17 June 2010
- Violence and Computer Games With the recent release of Red Dead Redemption, realistic and violent computer games and age restrictions are once again gaining plenty of media coverage. Headliners reporter, Malik Fields, investigates the contentious issue. 15 June 2010
- Is it OK to Touch? A boy strokes a girl’s bum. She giggles. Does she like it or is it a nervous giggle? What do you think? Sexual bullying is a pressing issue and it occurs in all levels of society, and this includes schools. Can education stop this? Just what do we define as ‘sexual bullying’ and where do we draw the line? 12 June 2010
- Football Scout Interview 11 June 2010
- The School “Pinchable” Are the corridors of London’s schools a thieves delight? Headliners reports from Islington Arts and Media School investigate whether stealing in schools really is a problem. 2 June 2010
- How would you like it? Headliners reporter Esther Hughes, 8, has her say on children in Detention Centres and medical justice 22 May 2010
- Camden Youth in Action Showcase Headliners reports on the Camden Youth in Action film showcase, held on 30th March 2010 in London. 20 May 2010
- Election 2010: Votes at 16 Should the voting age be lowered to 16? Headliners reporters debate the arguments for and against changing the voting age and find out what the three main political parties think about it. 28 April 2010
- Afrika Hot! Rising Rap star Afrikan Boy talks to Headliners reporters after a performance in East London. 26 March 2010
- War: A Young Man's Game Headliners journalist Sonti Ramirez, 19, speaks to Sir Richard Dannatt, the former head of the British Army, about the deaths of young soldiers in Afghanistan and the radicalisation of young Muslims in Britain. 20 March 2010
- Signed Sealed Delivered International hip-hop star Sway talks to Headliners reporters. 17 March 2010
- Brothers Love Headliners reporters speak to a brother worried for his sibling’s life. 25 February 2010
- Who Do You Trust? Who would you trust? A young person in a hoodie or another wearing a smart shirt - a group of young journalists from west London conducted a experiment on stereotypes and this is what they found out... 19 February 2010
- Volunteering For Stardom On the 3rd February 2010, the Vinspired Lake of Stars Malawi Music Festival came to the Rich Mix venue in East London with a night of music from various genres. It was a full house of soul and African vibes and culture. Headliners reporters went along to take in the attractions and interview some of the evening’s performers. 17 February 2010
