A council has seized more than 100 dumped e-bikes this month to keep pavements clear across the borough. Officers from Hammersmith and Fulham’s law enforcement team and parking team have started to... Read more »
Newham’s 18 year olds have defied the odds, turning in a set of results that outstrip 2019 grades. The class of ‘23, who missed the full GCSE exam experience due to COVID-19... Read more »
Residents of Barking and Dagenham are being warned about doorstep traders and to not be caught by something that sounds too good to be true (it probably is). Trading Standards Officers from... Read more »
When the Marston Court estate was built in 2017, Ealing’s Labour-run council described it as a ‘ground-breaking and innovative’ solution for vulnerable families and the homeless. Shipping containers piled alongside and on... Read more »
A coalition of public and private sector bodies is supporting plans for a major redevelopment of one of the country’s busiest train stations, submitted to Government today Tuesday, August 1, 2023). The... Read more »
THE case brought before the High Court in opposition to Sadiq Khan’s ULEZ expansion has failed, and the London Mayor can now continue with the move to increase the Ultra Low Emission Zone. Five... Read more »
By Robert Firth, Local Democracy Reporter Thousands of patients have been saved from losing their GP after a council approved the construction of a pop-up medical centre. The temporary pod will serve... Read more »
A London council’s decision to paint a “rainbow junction” across a busy road in support of the LGBT community has cost taxpayers almost £50,000, The Telegraph can reveal. Labour-run Hounslow council rolled... Read more »