The London Buzz - 18th March 2025
Briefly

In today's London news, important developments include Camden councillors advocating for better pay allowances following a council vote to increase salaries. A tragic accident on the Strand resulted in a woman's death when a van collided with pedestrians. The refurbishment of the Millennium Bridge has been delayed until next year. Meanwhile, over a hundred protestors gathered at a Tesla garage, protesting Elon Musk’s controversial claims. Lastly, a developer's new housing scheme in New Southgate faces criticism for not including previously promised affordable units.
Camden's councillors have stated they do not receive sufficient allowances after the council voted for a salary increase, highlighting concerns over remuneration for public service.
A tragic incident occurred on the Strand where a van collided with pedestrians, leading to a woman's death, raising questions about pedestrian safety in central London.
Protests erupted outside a Tesla garage in response to controversial remarks made by Elon Musk, reflecting public discontent towards corporate actions and the influence of tech leaders.
In New Southgate, a developer has applied for permission to build 24 homes, notably excluding previously promised affordable housing units, stirring debate on housing priorities.
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