London Assembly committee warns without faster public provision, more Londoners will encounter health risks from purchasing “skinny jabs” on black market
london assembly
London's population of children aged nine or under has been declining since 2013 even while the overall population continues to rise
Debate on climate change and London's increasing vulnerability to heatwaves hears that current planning policies are inadequate
The proposal also requests first aid training for bus drivers to be rolled out
Patients are taking out their frustration over long waits at hospitals on the nearest staff member
Up to 60 new resource-hungry data centres are scheduled to be built in London in the coming years
Too many new housing developments in London are opposed because of how they look
British Transport Police faces criticism at London Assembly for failing to come to aid of Transport for London staff
The London Assembly's transport committee spent months investigating the barriers faced by London’s 1.2 million-strong disabled population
Assembly members have warned such 'affordable' homes often face high interest rate mortgage payments and unregulated service charges
The Metropolitan Police has recently stepped up its use of the technology at large public events in London, including at last year’s Notting Hill Carnival
Removal of safer schools officers and youth engagement and diversion officers blamed by London Assembly members for rising distrust
Around 4% of people aged 35 to 39 working for London Fire Brigade have been diagnosed with cancer according to union survey
London Assembly members agreed to ask the mayor that any additional funding be spent on two key areas
London Assembly committee concludes social housing system failing to keep pace with demand from families and disabled Londoners
Sadiq Khan said he'd look at the details of reforms closely “to ensure it doesn’t adversely affect policing in this great city”
The capital's 62.8% uptake in 2024 is significantly below the NHS’s “acceptable level” of 70%
TfL streets boss still insists "nearly all" low-traffic neighbourhoods "have been huge successes"
Last week the London mayor boasted that the capital now had the lowest murder rate on record
A disproportionately high number of unpaid carers are reported to be living in poverty
The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) recently branded the issue as “a mental health crisis in the fire and rescue service”
Fewer than one-in-three Londoners leaving prison are in employment six months after release
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
Enjoying Haringey Community Press? You can help support our not-for-profit news website from £5 per month.