15th March 2023 There are approximately 166,000 Londoners in temporary accommodation, nearly half of them children DAVE HILL The rising number of Londoners housed in temporary accommodation by its local authorities is now larger than that of several British cities,
14th March 2023 The odds do not look good but strategies, policies and approaches are being worked on DAVE HILL At first glance the Conservatives have little chance of defeating Labour incumbent Sadiq Khan at next May’s election for London
10th March 2023 Whatever the thinking behind pushing back bringing the new line into Euston the decision continues national government’s degrading of the nation’s economic powerhouse DAVE HILL My now-retired literary agent introduced me to the expression “shit, or get
22nd February 2023 The joint venture between Transport for London and Delancey aspires to reviving the area’s past glories with a new, mixed-use piece of London offering something to the full range of local people and visitors DAVE HILL For
14th February 2023 The chair of London Councils and leader of Camden set out a powerful agenda for change ranging from drawing on the strengths of communities to transforming relationships with national government DAVE HILL London Councils chair and Camden
10th February 2023 Concerns about poor conditions in the capital being poorly addressed seem reflected in the government adjudicator’s recent activity DAVE HILL Concern about the maintenance and repair of London’s social rented housing has lately been vividly and publicly
6th February 2023 The Mayor has written to the four Tory boroughs threatening legal action to prevent the measure, which is designed to reduce air pollution DAVE HILL Sadiq Khan has asked the leaders of four Conservative-run London councils to
1st February 2020 Leavers gathered in Parliament Square to celebrate. Remainers mourned. DAVE HILL & JOSHUA NEICHO “The war is over and we have won,” said Nigel Farage from Parliament Square in the final seconds before 11.00 pm and
24th November 2022 As expected, cuts and route changes have been far less extreme than feared but the direction of travel is still wrong DAVE HILL Transport for London’s announcement that cuts and changes to the capital’s bus service network
21st November 2022 An emerging “new normal” contains many opportunities, but these will need to be seized by employees and employers alike according to a study for a borough partnership DAVE HILL A detailed study for a group of central
