The Latest Breaking News from City Hall

The London Assembly’s Tory group accused the mayor of 'running scared of scrutiny'

Pedestrian Catherine Finnegan, 56, died after being struck by a bus on Monday

The cost-of-living crisis and an out-of-control rental market are wreaking havoc with London’s artistic community, but organisations across the capital are rallying to help

A London Assembly investigation has found that local planning rules are also causing serious delays to some community energy schemes

1.2million Londoners who have a 60+ Oyster or Freedom Pass will qualify for free travel throughout Fridays under the off-peak trial

Passengers to save up to £2 per journey as mayor ditches peak rates for three months

Deputy mayor Jules Pipe has overturned a decision by Tower Hamlets Council last year to refuse permission for the project

TfL says it is 'determined to keep Londoners moving safely as they travel in the capital and 20mph speed limits save lives'

A ruling may not be made until after this year's Championships, which take place in July

In 100 days, Londoners will head to the polls to pick their next mayor. The campaign thus far has primarily been restricted to a clash of personalities, punctuated by uncertain media performances by Tory candidate Susan Hall. But this election is critical for the capital’s future.

Proposal called in for full planning hearing after disagreement between local councils