The mayor this week launched a his clean water plan which aims to transform London’s “blue spaces” into swimmable areas where wildlife thrives
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While City Hall has made progress on air quality in recent years the capital still lags behind other UK cities
Stadium boss would “absolutely not” sign current deal with West Ham if it was on the table again but admits City Hall is now tied to for decades to come
Concerns remain over whether the oversight of the Met’s use of such technology is sufficient
City Hall's draft spatial development strategy also sets a lower affordable housing target of 25% for Haringey borough
Luxury homes in central London are often left empty by foreign investors
Experts say Haringey Council's approach to allowing additional storeys to homes offers a positive example reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
London’s productivity growth has stalled since the 2008 financial crisis
A change in guidance for developers around installing air conditioning is now being discussed at City Hall
Research suggests 74% of social homes are considered to be at high risk of overheating
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said the force may need to cut up to 700 roles
Flagship women’s sporting events in the capital last year attracted 1.4 million in-person fans and contributed £54.7m to the city’s economy
The London mayor is already the longest-serving in the office but has yet to confirm his intentions ahead of the next election in 2028
The London mayor promised to put 1,300 extra police officers, community support officers and special constables on the streets by 2028
Mayor says "a lot of the problems we are having are because the grid relies on fossil fuels"
The strategic planning document looks likely to contain fewer restrictions and directions from City Hall on where and how new homes should be built
Eighty Greater London Authority staff could be made redundant this summer
The controversial £25million contract with the US tech company had drawn widespread opposition
The City Hall Conservatives have published a report highlighting what they claim are the many "failures" of the London mayor since he was first elected in 2016
The Labour government's English Devolution Bill has handed down new powers to the London mayor
More than a third of housing stock in London is leasehold, with owners liable to pay service charges imposed by freeholders
Deputy mayor at City Hall says improvements will be seen soon while senior Tory politician warns against repeating "errors of the past"
Residents of eight boroughs were offered 50% off the cost of an electrical repair at the point of sale with 1,200 vouchers issued in total
The late-night youth clubs are set to offer activities, support, mentorship and food, with the intention of giving young Londoners “somewhere safe to go”
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