Opposition Lib Dems call for independent experts to be brought in to help get the council’s finances back on track
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The 'Fixing Factory' in Harringay is part of an initiative to encourage people to repair and reuse everyday products
Latest figures suggest builders began work on just 3,248 new private-sector homes in the first three months of 2025
A tourism tax is among the ideas being floated to help raise cash for the mayor
The UK’s largest rail operator will transfer into public ownership in May 2026
High streets, parks and community assets could all benefit from the new funding
Former Labour councillors Lotte Collett and Mary Mason have opposed the government's decision to proscribe the group under the Terrorism Act
City Hall still has to ask the government for cash to help pay for new tube and rail upgrades, causing delays to big projects
Factors such as “road distance to a post office” are being given equal weighting to levels of homelessness
London Fire Brigade has responded to 64 wildfires this summer compared to just 19 five years ago
Latest figures show Sir Sadiq Khan's Affordable Homes Programme is a long way behind schedule
The mammoth organisation would cover every borough from Enfield in the north-east to Westminster in central London and Hillingdon in the west
Healthwatch Haringey will be shut down by the end of 2026 following the government’s concern the NHS was failing to "listen to patients”
London Councils forecasts that boroughs’ deficits for Send provision will total £500m by the end of 2026/27
The Edmonton hospital is set to get its second new radiotherapy machine in as many years after a government cash injection
Haringey Council has been allocated the money from the government's Household Support Fund to support vulnerable residents across the borough
The government says the transition to a publicly-owned railway will “improve reliability”
Housing select committee chair says fact most London boroughs saw no new homes start construction in first months of this year is “really shocking”
The bootcamps will take the form of flexible courses focused on eleven ‘priority sectors’ identified in the mayor’s London Growth Plan
London Councils claims joint decision-making arrangements between the mayor and the boroughs over powers and funding is "critical" to any devolution deal
Southgate and Wood Green MP Bambos Charalambous says it is “plain wrong” that government money is taken away from Enfield and Haringey
In London speech Bridget Phillipson stressed importance of boosting children’s sense of belonging to drive down absence rates
The money will mostly be used to pay for research exploring the issues which have blocked up the supply of new homes in the capital
Earlsmead Primary School has established a new autism resource base for young people with Send
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