The chair of the London Assembly's housing committee has written to Sir Sadiq Khan following its investigation into accessible housing
Author - James Cracknell
New LVRPA chair Ross Houston (left) with vice chair Heather Johnson (right)
Unmesh Desai says that access to "bricks and mortar" stations brings more benefits than low crime reporting stats suggest
Capital Call serves ten boroughs where there has historically been a shortage of taxis but is proposed for closure next year
Housing Justice connects volunteers with homeless people in need of support
Transport for London has not revealed what the problem is despite repeated questions
The operators were accused of putting “cart before the horse” by not obtaining permission first from Canal & River Trust
Baby Cakes in West Green Road is now allowed to open until midnight Sunday to Thursday and 2am on Fridays and Saturdays
Haringey Council and the Met Police want North Eight's licence revoked but councillors have yet to decide after hours of debate
The full list of 18 closures across London has now been confirmed as Met says it will save £7m from budget
The 600 densely-packed trees were planted last year at New River Sports Ground
The Thames Water engineering work was designed to reduce flooding risk and prevent leakage
Summer gigs bring record numbers to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium by train
The mammoth organisation would cover every borough from Enfield in the north-east to Westminster in central London and Hillingdon in the west
"Serious concerns" raised over the safety of plans for a floating bar on the canal in Tottenham
Baby Cakes in West Green Road applied for the late opening licence so it can stay open until 2am daily and serve hot food
The CQC inspection at four sites run by North London NHS Foundation Trust was prompted in part following a number of deaths and serious incidents
Haringey Council's licensing sub-committee will reconvene in August to decide the fate of North Eight in Hornsey High Street
The ombudsman found several faults with the council when looking over the case and concluded it had "caused injustice" to the woman
Eleven police officers suffered injuries when they were attacked by a group seen stealing items from a shop on Tuesday
Haringey Council finance boss admits Westminster's changes to local government finance could be "positive or negative" for the borough
London Energy Ltd pleaded guilty to breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act following the incident which caused serious injury in May 2022
Charity North London Hospice has teamed up with a recycling firm to ensure all its donated clothes are reused
The incident took place in 2020 while PC Tony Watts was off duty
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