Changing gears: Cycle schemes fast tracked for social distancing and sustainable future
An ambitious transformation of London’s roads has been fast-tracked to enable social distancing and safe travel. Cycleway9 has been in
Lib Dem mayoral candidate Siobhan Benita switches from campaigning to launch of new coronavirus initiative
London’s Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate has pivoted from campaigning to launching a new initiative to help the over 70s during
Scathing letter from Housing Secretary to Sadiq Khan causes possible delays to London Plan
A high-level spat over the mayor’s London Plan 2019 may result in delays for development projects across London. The Great
‘It’s personal’: Mayor of London calls for unity at Streatham terror attack vigil
Sadiq Khan gave a passionate speech praising community spirit at a vigil in Streatham on Saturday. The Mayor of London
Streatham terror attack: London mayoral candidates agree public must feel safe on city’s streets
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has expressed his anger at the government’s handling of convicted terrorists following yesterday’s incident in
We need a ceasefire with gangs to tackle London’s knife crime epidemic, says Shaun Bailey
A ‘ceasefire’ to tackle knife crime was proposed by the Conservative mayoral candidate today. Shaun Bailey vowed to implement ‘Operation
Conservative mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey says to London criminals: “It’s you and me, bro”
Conservative mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey claims he has the street skills to tackle crime in London because of his upbringing
I’ll help more young Londoners buy their own home, vows mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey
Conservative London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey claims his proposed taxpayer-owned housebuilder organisation would help more young people in the capital
Tory councillors: Sutton Link could be derailed by ‘poor management’ of TfL finances
Conservative councillors have questioned the Mayor of London’s ability to deliver an extension of the tram network to Sutton. A
Award-winning Merton community arts group gets City Hall grant to extend culture to the community
A Merton community arts group won a grant of £1,000 for their Stitch, Print, Process! project after applying for the
Footballing miracle: how Eric’s passion for soccer saved his life in the Rwandan genocide
A Rwandan genocide survivor told London students how football saved his life. Eric Murangwa Eugene, 44, from Feltham, West London,