Almost half of cyclists feel unsafe on London's roads New polling from a legal firm found that 43% of cyclists feel unsafe on the capital’s roads, and just over a third believe their area has adequate infrastructure.
'Sleep disruption virtually guaranteed' - London's New Towns will be blighted by aircraft noise Thamesmead and Crews Hill in Enfield - both shortlisted by the government's New Towns taskforce - sit under flight paths from two of the capital's major airports.
£1bn government investment in community energy will 'drive down' bills across London The government's Local Power Plan means that community groups can now bid for funding to generate clean energy. Kate Parker, co-chair of South East London community energy (Selce) welcomes the scheme.
London’s firefighters routinely exposed to carcinogens and pollutants, finds City Hall report The London Assembly Fire Committee released a groundbreaking report on the risks that London's firefighters face.
City Hall launches new 'Vienna-style' social housing model The London mayor confirmed a new £1.5bn boost to help accelerate affordable and social housing across capital. How will the new approach work?
Planned growth of data centres in London could undermine mayor’s net zero goals Between 50 and 60 of around 100 data centres that are planned across the UK, are scheduled to be built in London.
London house building starts plummet by 84% in 10 years Research from consultants Molior has shown that just 5,547 starts were made on homes built by private developers in 2025, compared to 33,782 in 2015.