#london-politics

#london-politics

Environmental policies in London will significantly aid working-class and ethnic minority communities, promoting social and economic justice.

The Labour mayor attributes council tax increases to years of Tory austerity, necessitating financial support for police amid significant budget cuts.

Conservative members protested at City Hall over perceived underrepresentation of outer London councils, citing gender policy conflicts in panel composition.

GLAP's consistent failure to meet loan repayment deadlines raises concerns about its management and accountability.

Taxpayer funds may be required due to GLAP's financial mismanagement.

Auditors have documented serious concerns regarding the fund's oversight and operational decisions.

The debate highlights the tension between Londoners' tax burden and proposed governmental changes, with suggestions of a referendum dismissed as unnecessary.

Kaya Comer-Schwartz apologized for inflammatory comments about Susan Hall, acknowledging the risks and responsibilities of language in politics.

The Liberal Democrats celebrate a record 72 seats in Parliament and aim to make a significant impact in Labour-dominated London.

Barrie Stead was a dedicated Labour politician in London, known for his contributions to the arts, education, and local councils for six decades.

Ms Hall may appoint a Night Czar at a lower salary than the current 117k per year.

Londoners will vote for the next mayor of London and London Assembly on 2 May.

There is more to the roles of the mayor and London Assembly beyond headline issues like Ulez, Tube strikes, and crime.

Conservatives plan to reverse Ulez expansion, stop pay-per-mile road taxes, and restrict low traffic neighborhoods if elected.