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The last time Oxford Street came anywhere close to being “pedestrianised” was in the utter depths of the first Covid lockdown in spring 2020. I recall running — okay, perhaps jogging — blissfully along the central white line through a desolate West End from Marble Arch to Centre Point as…

Only 2,358 homes were started with City Hall funding in 2023-24, when London needs 43,000 affordable homes a year

Councils and police officers are following a ‘racist narrative’ in their licensing decisions, Black Lives in Music told the London Assembly

The decision on whether to grant permission for the scheme will be taken at public hearing by London’s deputy mayor for planning

Mayor plans to redirect Ulez funds to provide toll discounts for local drivers

Theo Blackwell said the AI-led digital revolution will be crucial to job creation and improving public services

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is facing mounting questions over his ability to govern after federal investigators seized phones from multiple officials in his administration

Despite being a crime since 1985, only two FGM cases have resulted in criminal convictions

The forum will be held at City Hall.