Bus ridership in the capital is down nearly 23% over the past decade despite below-inflation fare increases over that time
Author - James Cracknell
City Hall began construction of just 14,335 affordable homes against a revised government target of 17,800 and an original target of 23,900
Cabinet members set to agree contract for demolition of first block and construction of 61 new council homes in its place
Parents and teachers claim the current playground at Ferry Lane Primary School "doesn’t reflect the potential of the pupils who use it"
Luxury homes in central London are often left empty by foreign investors
Some families have been evicted by landlords during the purchase process for new homes now being used by councils as temporary accommodation
Bus drivers in North London are currently being balloted for strike action after trade union accused operator of "putting profits before people"
The blaze last night saw two adjacent buildings go up in flames
The vibrant community event celebrating creativity, confidence and positive ageing
The borough won golds in tennis as well as para football and para athletics
The partnership aims to train thousands of young people to become football stewards
The three men are among four charged in connection with fatal shooting in Hackney last year
Central London Forward research cites more frequent and severe heatwaves, floods and drought will hit people's health as well as the economy
But the London mayor also warns he won’t be afraid to challenge the future prime minister on key issues if needed
The newly-elected board of NLWA now faces a big decision over the future of Edmonton incinerator
London’s productivity growth has stalled since the 2008 financial crisis
The service received a historic 53,342 emergency calls during last week's unprecedented heatwave
Willow Primary School and Broadwater Farm Children's Centre was a silver award winner at the Pearson National Teaching Awards
Noel Park Annual Community Summer Fair is now in its fourth year and is described as "a much-loved free community celebration"
A change in guidance for developers around installing air conditioning is now being discussed at City Hall
Researchers find that the number of premature deaths fell by around 40% in the five years after Ulez was introduced
The result means that Haringey Greens remain short of a majority at Haringey Council
More than 10,000 Londoners and civic organisations called on London Councils to protect the concessionary privilege
Research suggests 74% of social homes are considered to be at high risk of overheating
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