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London Assembly Members will tomorrow question Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.
Subjects for questioning during the two and a half hour session include:
Some Met officers are using desktop computers that take more than half an hour to log on as a result of a failure to develop a long-term IT strategy, the London Assembly heard today[1]...
Local Labour London Assembly Member John Biggs AM today joined local residents in their march from Whitechapel Fire Station to City Hall. The march comes as the consultation on the closure of 12...
Will cuts to the Met’s technology budget have an impact on the fight against crime?
Last year Earl’s Court exceeded its annual legal limits for the harmful to human health[i] vehicle...
The London Assembly Police and Crime Committee will tomorrow examine the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) plan to replace Community Police Engagement Groups with a...
One in six jobs in the capital is unfilled because there is no-one with the right expertise to do the job[1] a new London Assembly report reveals today, as it calls for improved...
Almost 700,000 workers in London – particularly those in retail, cleaning, hospitality and catering sectors- earn less than the London Living Wage of £8.55 per hour. What effect is this having...
Figures released by the Greater London Authority show that there were 10,092 affordable homes started in 2012/13, taking the Mayor’s total for this investment round to 14,383. The Mayor pledged...
The proposed new High Speed 2 rail link[1] is set to have significant environmental impacts in London with the demolition of hundreds of homes and building over green spaces, including...
A new report from the London Assembly today called for a package of tough reforms, which would help banish rogue landlords from the capital’s rental market and offer a fairer deal to hard-pressed...
Darren Johnson, Green Member of the London Assembly, has urged the Mayor of London to support a replacement ferry at Woolwich instead of a new Gallions Reach ferry linking Thamesmead and Beckton...
Local London Assembly Member John Biggs supported a motion today slamming the Mayor of London Boris Johnson for refusing to attend the fire cuts public meetings.
The Mayor of London and TfL today launched a new road safety plan “Safe Streets for London”. The plan aims to reduce the number of people killed and seriously injured (KSIs) on London’s roads by...