6th March 2022 The RMT’s industrial action has been driven by bravado in the context of the government’s takeover of the capital’s transport body DAVE HILL Whatever your view of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union, you can’t say you don’t
25th January 2022 Londoners and others will be watching closely for policing “without fear or favour” DAVE HILL Cressida Dick prepared the ground with care before announcing that the Met will investigate a “number of” lockdown gatherings in Downing Street
Dave Hill on London Boris’s Budget 2015-16: how the London mayor will make ends meet Even though its population is booming London’s top tier of government is having to cope with large spending cuts City Hall. Photograph: Martin Godwin
31st December 2021 The emerging education and culture quarter will begin to open in September DAVE HILL The best view is from Tessa Jowell Boulevard, the tree-lined walkway so named since 2019 in memory of the politician who made a huge contribution
21st December 2021 Sadiq Khan is supporting business calls for clarity and asking for government financial support DAVE HILL Hospitality and entertainment businesses in the capital and across England are urging the government to make a clear decision about Covid
4th October 2021 Tracking government policies and priorities that discriminate against and exclude London and Londoners, often in the name of “levelling up” DAVE HILL In his Introduction to the Conservative Party’s 2019 general election manifesto, Boris Johnson said his government
4th October 2021 Tracking government policies and priorities that discriminate against and exclude London and Londoners, often in the name of “levelling up” DAVE HILL In his Introduction to the Conservative Party’s 2019 general election manifesto, Boris Johnson said his
5th January 2021 The PM used to beat the drum for the capital, now he and some around him just seem to want to beat it up DAVE HILL “The fact that London is intimately connected with the rest of
4th May 2020 The office has been a success, but a strengthening case for greater devolution needs to be heard DAVE HILL Fourteen years had passed since Margaret Thatcher’s abolition of the Greater London Council and with it, she might
Wednesday, 8 April 2020 A FIGHTER Whilst our Prime Minister fights to get well he has been inundated with messages of support from those of all political persuasions. Those from Sadiq Khan and Keir Starmer were especially heartfelt and
