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Will Sadiq Khan Seek a Fourth Term as London Mayor After Voting System Change?

Sadiq Khan · London

Will Sadiq Khan Seek a Fourth Term as London Mayor After Voting System Change?

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Will axing of first past the post encourage Sir Sadiq Khan to seek a fourth term in 2028?See the Story

Dave Hill: Lamenting a 'lost' London is a populist scam

London, England · London

Dave Hill: Lamenting a 'lost' London is a populist scam

Fare dodgers are a “parasitic scourge” declares the Mayor, after new figures show an increase in people using buses and tubes without paying, costing the city millions. A clampdown is announced. Breaking news? Not really. The initiative I refer to was launched in 2011. The Mayor in question was Boris Johnson. And the action he unveiled 14 years ago was one of the more recent against people taking free rides on London’s public transport. Here, fo…Read Article

Conservatives hold safe seat in Hammersmith & Fulham

England · England

Conservatives hold safe seat in Hammersmith & Fulham

The Conservatives successfully defended one of their safer seats last week in the sometime marginal Hammersmith & Fulham, currently controlled by Labour with a large majority. The swing was not dramatic, but at a time when extreme election results and polls have become normal that becomes interesting in itself, like Conan Doyle’s dog that did not bark. Fulham Town is a compact ward based on the residential streets off the western end of Fulham R…Read Article

Who says Treasury's Green Book has a built-in pro-London bias?

In arguments about government funding, the Treasury’s Green Book – its guidance for appraising the cases for individual projects – has long been singled out by critics. It has been “tilting the playing field against areas like ours,” according to Liverpool city region Mayor Steve Rotherham. In a Westminster Hall debate in April, MPs for seats outside the capital queued up to condemn the Green Book’s “hardwired” London bias, “baking in regional i…London, England · London Read Article

Dave Hill: Traducing London - politics in the age of pretending

It’s a year since a general election that brought a blessed end to government by culture war division, political game-playing and the feeding of “island nation” self-delusion. And yet Great Britain’s Great Pretending continues. Yes, a stumbling Labour administration has its welcome long game, hard truths side, with its combination of fiscal rules, investment spending and emphasis on economic growth. But implementation of its Plan for Change has …London, England · London Read Article

Billingsgate & Smithfield moves confirmed within regen programme

The City of London Corporation has confirmed its plans to redevelop the land currently occupied by the Smithfield and Billingsgate wholesale food markets, along with pledging to help the markets’ traders find a new location “within the M25” while also working with Barking & Dagenham Council to make alternative use of the Dagenham Dock site, which had previously been earmarked as a suitable place for the markets to move to. The City says the deci…London, England · London Read Article

Lewis Baston: Green gain in Greenwich highlights local pressures

There was a spectacular result in Thursday’s by-election in the Shooters Hill ward of Greenwich Council, where the Greens gained the seat from Labour with a big swing after a campaign dominated by local issues. There have been five by-elections in Greenwich in just over a year. That’s more than anywhere else in London recently, suggesting the maritime borough is not a happy ship. One of those by-elections, held last November, was also for a Shoo…England · England Read Article

Richard Derecki: Getting more London children school ready

Among the government’s top priorities is its “opportunity mission” to break the link between a child’s background and their future success. The Plan for Change states that this will be achieved by delivering “accessible, integrated maternity, baby and family support services through the first 1,001 days of life and high-quality early education and childcare”. The key measurable – one of only six for this parliament – is for 75 per cent of five-y…London, England · London Read Article

If fewer 'White British' means decline, why is London successful?

In the last few weeks, several high-profile commentators have expressed apocalyptic concerns about the fall in the percentage of “White British” people in the UK. In the Daily Telegraph, Professor Matt Goodwin claimed “the white British will become a minority group in the UK by the year 2063”. Conservative MP Neil O’Brien wrote (also in the Telegraph) that “Britain is heading for utter oblivion”, in part because of high migration and consequent …London, England · London Read Article

Oxford Street: Who should be in charge?

Sir Sadiq Khan is pressing ahead with his plans for changing Oxford Street after consultation responses showed strong support for the principle of pedestrianisation, and even more for the creation of a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) to put his ambitions into effect. But arguments about who should be in charge of “the nation’s high street” and its immediate surroundings have not gone away. Already, they are central to the battle for contro…Sadiq Khan · London Read Article

Changes to DLR timetable as TfL is adding 54 new trains

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Transport for London (TfL) has announced temporary timetable changes to the Docklands Light Railway (DLR)Sadiq Khan · London See the Story

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