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Lewis Baston: Greens hold one and lose one in Lambeth by-elections

There were three by-elections in London on Thursday 9 July, one of them in Camden and two of them in Lambeth. Camden’s Regent ...
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John Vane: England-Argentina football rivalry – its London birthplace

Football unpleasantries between England and Argentina were born at the Empire Stadium in London in 1966, the place more often ...
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London Explained: Making More Of The Thames

The latest documentary podcast from The London Society explores ways of improving the north bank of the river where it flows ...
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The Soho Society strikes back

Recent media coverage has portrayed The Soho Society, a 56-year-old community organisation recognised by Westminster Council ...
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Talk About London podcast: What powers do civic societies have? With Ben Derbyshire

Civic societies and community groups are often depicted – and from various directions – as nimbys, blockers and stubborn ...
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Richard Brown: The devolution tide seems to be turning

Fiscal devolution adds to the possibilities. It allows local councils and regional Mayors, such as Sir Sadiq Khan, to raise ...
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Charles Wright: How will ‘robotaxis’ work in London?

The London Assembly has been exploring the pros and cons of the the new technology that could be operating on city's streets ...
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Julie Hamill: On fear alert in late night London

It made me think of the fear I feel when I’m out alone late at night in London. All of my evenings begin with the same ...
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Hackney: Greens approve next stage of ‘exemplary’ Woodberry Down regeneration

Despite its party's scathing past criticisms of the scheme, the council's new leadership has waved through its next phases ...
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Burnham praises London, shock. What will ‘Number 10 North’ do for it?

The likely next PM said in his speech that he wants London to remain "the world's greatest capital city" and hinted at new powers ...
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Richard Brown: How will Burnham treat London? How should London respond to Burnham?

The capital has good grounds for worrying about the 'Prime Minister presumptive' and the city's government must make a strong case for investment and new powers Andy Burnham arrives in London like a ...
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Barnaby Towns: London’s Tories are still going backwards. What should they do?

Seasoned observers of London politics weren’t surprised when Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch rolled up at Westminster Council’s 20-storey, 1960s, Victoria Street headquarters on the day after May’s ...