TfL one step closer to setting up publicly owned bus company
TfL believes a new publicly owned bus company for London could better support efficiencies, innovation, and the needs of customers and workers.
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Bromley council asks for permission to raise council tax above 5%
Bromley council leader Colin Smith says the council will receive £22m less from government by 2028/29 after fair funding review, while costs of adult services, children's services and housing continue to rise.
Sadiq Khan continues to 'vehemently oppose' plans for Heathrow expansion
The Mayor of London urged ministers to reject plans for a third runway, citing impacts on noise pollution, air quality, carbon emissions and the environment. The GMB union told MPs they expect the plans to bring thousands of 'well-paid, real-world wage jobs with pensions'.
Drought scheme taking water from West Berks aquifers for use in London
Drought conditions this summer have prompted Thames Water to start operating a groundwater pumping scheme which brings water from West Berkshire into the River Thames.
Do City Hall housing targets incentivise small flats over family homes?
It emerged earlier this year that just 3% of all homes built through City Hall's Affordable Homes Programme (AHP) between 2016 and 2025 had four or more bedrooms.
'Orwellian mass surveillance' - most Londoners have concerns about Live Facial Recognition
As Met and British Transport Police press on with trials at stations and shopping centres, polling shows a majority of Londoners raising concerns.
Lewisham condemns immigration raids - what happens now?
The Green-led council passed a motion deeply critical of government immigration policy. Cabinet member Hau-Yu Tam explains the next steps and what the council can do within the law to resist immigration raids.