25th March 2020 It is not a good thing for the government to be at odds with the Mayor in public or for contradictory messages to be sent DAVE HILL Who is right about the frequency of London Underground
17th March 2020 The challenge for the capital and its people is to start doing things that go against their very nature DAVE HILL Already, our big, open city was shrinking away and closing down: our Tube trains were roomier,
7th March 2020 Peter John and Centre for London criticise centre right think tank for ignoring capital’s poverty and making “apples and pears” comparisons DAVE HILL London’s local authorities and its dedicated think tank have reacted strongly against a report
1st March 2020 On London and the London Society are to present an event about fundamental issues facing the capital today DAVE HILL For more than 30 years, Greater London has been growing. After four decades of post-war shrinkage, its
8th February 2020 The former Tory minister outlined his approach and some of his policies at a neighbourhood gathering in Hammersmith DAVE HILL Resplendent in a suit of midnight blue, Rory Stewart arrived 15 minutes late, explaining that what he
31st January 2020 London Assembly Member Tom Copley will succeed James Murray in the key City Hall post DAVE HILL Sadiq Khan has named Tom Copley, a Labour London Assembly Member and Lewisham councillor, as his next deputy mayor for
22nd January 2020 The company’s chairman and chief executive expressed confidence that there would no more timetable slippage DAVE HILL Crossrail bosses have given a confident assessment of progress towards the opening of the main, central section of
16th January 2020 A five-point action plan has been produced to help the capital’s most used public transport mode DAVE HILL London’s official transport watchdog has called on Transport for London to take “urgent action” to address a fall
7th January 2020 The work by homelessness charity Crisis has been endorsed by the capital’s cross-party local authority body DAVE HILL New research into the effects of housing benefit caps on private renters’ family finances underlines that Londoners are the
10th December 2019 With one exception, the manifestos of the three largest parties make few specific offers to the UK’s capital city DAVE HILL To begin, your occasional reminder that London, a boo word for an array of populists, cranks
