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We are excited to launch the next edition of the Next Steps in London magazine, which highlights the diverse and vibrant ...

The Mayor has secured up to £11.7 billion to deliver the London Social and Affordable Homes Programme, which will run from 2026 to 2036. The programme will support the delivery of thousands of new ...

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, today hailed the success of his bold air quality policies which have led to the capital’s air pollution levels ...

It isn’t right for anyone to be sleeping rough on London’s streets. Despite the efforts made in recent years though, we are seeing ever more people forced to sleep rough, downstream of a long-term ...

The Mayor has committed to end rough sleeping by 2030, working with partners including central government, London Councils, boroughs and civil society. This is an ambitious goal that will require all ...

The Inclusive Talent Brokerage (ITB) programme aims to help underrepresented Londoners into good jobs by connecting them with vacancies in London's growth sectors. ITB will fund community-based ...

Questions to the Mayor: The UK is the most centralised country in Europe, with power and funding largely emanating from Whitehall. How is this approach stifling London and holding back growth?

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 ...

The London Assembly is urging the Mayor to put in place London’s first ever light pollution strategy with agreed targets in place to show a true commitment to reducing light pollution in the capital.

New research shows households buying 1,000 fewer calories per week from high fat, salt, and sugar (HFSS) foods - equivalent to the average Londoner buying one and half less chocolate bars (385 ...

City Hall is working with partners on a delivery plan to better prepare London for rising temperatures and extreme heat. Share your experience in our 6-minute survey. We’re giving away four £50 ...