In today's London news roundup, various boroughs are making significant moves. Lambeth Council announced a £120,000 investment for reshaping Brixton with plans for car-free days and public realm improvements. In Hackney, a review of last year's rejected blue badge applications is set following a watchdog's report. Meanwhile, Bond Street has regained its status as the priciest shopping area in Europe. A recent study also highlighted gas boilers as the main source of air pollution in central London, raising environmental concerns.
Lambeth Council plans to invest at least £120,000 in a new strategy aimed at transforming Brixton with car-free days and a public realm framework.
Hackney Council will be reviewing all rejected blue badge applications following a watchdog found inconsistencies with government assessments.
Bond Street has reclaimed its title as the most expensive shopping street in Europe due to rising rents and luxury retail demand.
Gas boilers have been identified as the largest source of air pollution in central London, underscoring the need for alternative heating solutions.
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