A Green member of the London Assembly is calling for interim targets to be set before 2030
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City Hall Conservatives wanted Sir Sadiq Khan to spend £4.5m on an “independent inquiry into the exploitation of children in London”
Tories on the London Assembly argue new 20mph zones have caused unnecessary delays on buses but Sadiq Khan denies this
London Assembly committee finds grassroots music venues “still facing considerable financial pressures”
The former Conservative mayoral candidate said she wanted to throw the Labour mayor into a black hole
London Assembly hears plan is about ensuring improved access to swimming for some of capital’s most deprived communities
The idea for a safe drug-taking clinic in London follows the UK’s first such facility opening in Scotland earlier this month
Unmesh Desai had been under investigation by the Metropolitan Police
Two Tory assembly members walk out of committee meeting over Green Party chair's decision to avoid picking all-male panel
Assembly member Lord Bailey claimed there is “a strong possibility” that grooming gangs have operated in the capital
The mayor was re-elected last year on a pledge to “make rivers in London swimmable within ten years”
Online Watch Link (Owl) allowed Metropolitan Police officers to share local crime information and advice directly with Londoners
TfL plans to bring in charges of up to £4 per journey through the soon-to-open Silvertown Tunnel and neighbouring Blackwall Tunnel
London Assembly demands mayor disclose details of discussions with Met Police concerning pop megastar’s security arrangements
The London Assembly has urged Khan to “implement a short, proactive media and social media campaign" to raise awareness
The mayor’s ambition is to eliminate all deaths and serious injuries from the capital’s roads by 2041
A 2021 London Assembly survey found 91.3% of people do not feel toilet provision is adequate to meet their needs
London Assembly member says current restrictions make it “incredibly challenging” for asylum seekers to travel to necessary appointments
City Hall's deputy mayor for environment and energy says cities like London will remain “very ambitious” in tackling climate change
National Audit Office warns up to 60% of buildings with dangerous cladding have still not been identified by the government
If it goes ahead the trail would see one new artwork in each borough created by a local artist, school or youth club
The celebratory display draws more than 100,000 people to the banks of the Thames
The police and crime committee resolved not to object to Kaya Comer-Schwartz’s appointment but will write to the mayor with “concerns”
Figures show only one-in-seven recorded acid attacks in London in recent years have resulted in charges being brought
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