The Latest Breaking News from City Hall

‘Make no mistake, more strikes are possible’ says RMT as it calls for ‘material progress’ from TfL to get five-day walkout suspended

City Hall has approved the rollout of modular homes that can be built in weeks — but are they just a sticking plaster?

TfL says it is ‘working hard to resolve dispute’ but warns journeys on Sunday and next Friday will also be affected

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order Saturday aimed at resisting President Donald Trump's planned immigration crackdown, setting up a potential showdown between City Hall and the White House.

Details of Ecotricity contract emerge in freedom of information response

In today’s newsletter: Behind the costumes, steel bands and thumping bass lies a deeper story of survival, as the ​carnival faces financial pressures and scrutiny like never before

Ian Comfort calls for government to recognise cultural importance of event and guarantee its sustainable future

In 1998, British prime minister Tony Blair was bullish about his government’s vision for local democracy in London. A city-wide referendum had just firmly endorsed New Labour’s plan to give London a mayor. Though only a third of the electorate turned out, 72% of them were in favour – much…

London is at an historic low. Under Sadiq Khan, housebuilding in our capital has collapsed to its lowest level since 2009, a truly staggering failure.

London mayor says ‘still a long way to go’ as he highlights fall in crime in recent figures - but critics target long term trend of a rise in knife offences in London

Cost of policing annual event is almost £12m, and rising safety concerns mean it should be overhauled, report warns