The Mayor's intervention came at City Hall question time and follows concerns expressed by London's councils themselves ...

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A new Transport for London advertising campaign does not reflect the gloomy reality of its own performance figures ...

With the ownership of water again an issue for concerned debate, there is much to be learned from the pioneers of public ...

Expectations in the capital's planning circles are that one site will be chosen in the city's south-east and another at its ...

Deputy Mayor Tom Copley was optimistic when questioned by the London Assembly, though the private sector's contribution is still very stalled ...

The Farringdon chuggers aren’t robbers or thieves, but their methods can make you feel cornered and wary of being fleeced.

An important group of London Underground workers, supplied to TfL as temporary staff, is unhappy about a new contractual arrangement ...

Housing supply has become chronically slow and the development sector will only change that if there's a big rethink of tax and regulation ...

A compilation of in-depth coverage of ambitious plans to renew a famously wondrous part of London, including a new long read I’ve been writing about attempts to redevelop the heart of the Earl’s Court ...

The north London borough's plans to tackle its housing shortages have sparked an intense local debate about its statutory Local Plan Local plan examinations are long, complex and – let’s be honest – ...