The Mayor is being urged to provide financial and practical support to help put local communities and residents at the heart of high street regeneration, giving people a sense of ownership over their ...

Public toilets are needed by everyone – whether you’re older, younger, living with health conditions like prostate cancer, Crohn’s, Colitis or IBS, pregnant or travelling with small children. This ...

The Met has consistently raised concerns about the possibility of ‘a mass casualty event’ at Notting Hill Carnival. The London Assembly Police and Crime Committee has called on the Mayor to commission ...

In September 2024, the Mayor of London announced renewed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street. 1 A consultation on the proposals, including the potential establishment of a Mayoral Development ...

The Mayor of London is committed to helping London reach net zero. To support this, the Greener Schools initiative was launched in December 2024, and in January 2025, a £2 million grant funding ...

Almost 1,300 of you took the survey and we received over 400 comments in our discussions. City Hall’s Planning Team has been using your feedback (including what you told us in 2022) – alongside the ...

The Contracts and Funding Code is one of the GLA’s key governance documents. It sets out the rules and processes for procurement and entry into contracts and other formal arrangements including grant ...

Please provide the number of all high-rise (over 18m) residential buildings (council-owned, private and otherwise) within Greater London that have been identified to have any unsafe ACM cladding that ...

The Economy, Culture and Skills Committee report on London's high streets will examine how recent economic instability, alongside recovery from the pandemic, has affected the capital's high streets.

The Mayor of London’s development corporation, OPDC, has officially opened a new circular economy hub, Minerva Works, in Park Royal. Run by The Republic of Park Royal, the hub, located on Minerva Road ...