Inner London boroughs will generate the bulk of the revenue under a 3% levy on nightly room charges and are keen to keep the cash raised in their...
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A replacement incinerator was originally due to open in 2027 but North London Waste Authority says it is now preparing to continue using the old one...
The number of people forced to sleep on the streets in London has risen to 13,231, a 63% increase from when the mayor took office in 2016
The victim was beaten, stripped naked and robbed close to a cash machine last August
Although not all stations will be closed for the entire period, there will be significant disruption and rail replacement buses will be in operation
Laila Cunningham is currently a councillor in Westminster and will make tackling crime her priority if elected to run City Hall
The 349 connects Stamford Hill with Ponders End, via Tottenham and Edmonton, and is used for 4.2 million journeys annually
Green School Runs allows families to try cargo bikes as a practical alternative to driving
Nineteen-year-old Mia Campos-Jorge was found guilty of manslaughter over the death of Anthony Marks in August 2024
New figures show nearly one-in-five children in the capital are struggling with basic hygiene essentials
New survey lays bare the difficulty Londoners and developers face in finding skilled workers for key tasks
The mayor defended the number of gifts he received last year including Wimbledon, FA Cup and Barack Obama tickets
The scheme is the latest part of the ongoing redevelopment of the former Barratt’s Sweets Factory site
A property in Edmonton was among those severely damaged following a blaze sparked by a candle
Hornsey Food Bank and North London Hospice benefit from collection organised by Hornsey Round Table
London Assembly member Zack Polanski, who has shot to national fame in recent months after becoming leader of the Green Party
The £570m cost of rejoining the EU's Erasmus scheme could be better spent on transport upgrades according to Conservatives on the London Assembly
Players from both the men's and women's teams visited hospitals including North Mid, Whittington and Barnet
The London mayor was allegedly told to “get out” of the chancellor's office as he tried to negotiate more funding
The reward will be paid out to anyone with information that leads to the prosecution of those responsible for killing Mahad Abdi Mohammed earlier...
The Met says it is treating the vandalism to the publicly-displayed Hanukkah emblem as racially aggravated
Incidents of both antisemitism and Islamophobia have still not returned to levels seen before the current conflict in Israel and Gaza began in...
The Regulator of Social Housing confirms it has removed the local authority from its 'watchlist' after improvements made in recent years
But council leader Peray Ahmet has warned more help is still needed to fix the borough's finances
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