Who are London's biggest winners and losers in Chancellor John Healey's Budget? Banks are hit as Lord Sadiq Khan gets new powers to boost transport network Evening Standard · Oct 28
International trains stopping at second major London station gets green light from Chancellor Chancellor backs Lord Khan’s £20 million scheme for cross-Channel trains Evening Standard · Oct 28
Budget 2026: Sadiq Khan given sweeping tax powers to unleash London transport revolution Fiscal devolution to make Lord Khan one of Europe’s most powerful mayors Evening Standard · Oct 28
Young person knife attacks in London fall by over 50% since Sadiq Khan's violence reduction unit set up Hospital admissions for knife assaults among youngsters have more than halved, with London recording a faster fall than the rest of England, according to City Hall figures Evening Standard · Oct 22
Chancellor set to back Sadiq Khan's plan for international trains to stop at second London station London Mayor Lord Khan has told how opening Stratford International Station to cross-Channel rail services is almost ‘over the line’ Evening Standard · Oct 22
End of an era as NYC finally moves to ban Central Park horse-drawn carriages The horse-drawn carriages that have cruised through Central Park for more than 150 years are set to be banished soon from New York City, winding down a tradition beloved by tourists but long opposed by animal welfare activists The Independent UK · Oct 22
Sadiq Khan makes strongest call yet for Britain to rejoin EU: 'It must be our destination' London Mayor stresses closer ties to Europe are more vital than ever as Putin’s illegal war in Ukraine rages on Evening Standard · Oct 21
London's flagship Westminster council to lay off over 500 staff in most brutal-ever cuts The central London borough announced it will lose around 15% of its work force in a bid to save £29 million from its budget Evening Standard · Oct 20
Mamdani draws ire from Polish American leaders for not attending Pulaski Day parade: ‘He was elected to represent all New Yorkers’ Polish Americans become the most recent ethnic group that Mamdani has angered. We Got This Covered · Oct 19
How much is council tax going up in your London borough? Analysis reveals likely rises in every area Bills for almost every single average Band D household in the capital are expected to exceed £2,000 for the first time from April 2027 Evening Standard · Oct 17
The San Diego Councilmember Who Backed Flock Cameras Now Wants Them Gone San Diego Councilmember Whitburn reversed course on Flock cameras, citing immigrant fears — and may now have a council majority to shut the network down. Latin Times · Oct 15
Sadiq Khan: Plan for international trains to stop at second major London station almost 'over line' Exclusive: London Mayor submits application for Business Rate Retention Zone to bring new rail stop to capital Evening Standard · Oct 14
Mamdani orders major NYPD shake-up amid revolt from progressive allies Mayor Zohran Mamdani has ordered the New York Police Department to conduct a sweeping review of how officers use force against civilians The Independent UK · Oct 12
Tory mayor hopeful James Cleverly vows to tackle London's cost of living by banning 'back door taxes' Cleverly plans to look at levies on motorists, homeowners and those paying inflated costs for newbuild properties Evening Standard · Oct 8
Evening Standard · Oct 8 Taylor Wimpey to stop building homes in London as development ‘reward has evaporated’ Taylor Wimpey says rising costs, planning requirements and squeezed profits mean the end of new developments
Evening Standard · Oct 7 Drivers should fund Bakerloo line extension through pay-per-mile scheme, Sadiq Khan told Benali Hamdache says a "smart" road charging scheme would be a fairer way to fund major transport projects
Evening Standard · Oct 4 'London needs devolved powers like Wales and Scotland to solve housing crisis', says new Green politician ‘I would like to start to see devolved powers to London on the level of Wales or Scotland’
Evening Standard · Oct 3 London Reform candidate vows to run capital 'like Tokyo on steroids' Former Tory councillor Laila Cunningham says technology should be used to streamline bureaucracy.
Evening Standard · Oct 1 London and the AI apocalypse: Is the capital becoming dangerously dependent on artificial intelligence? Our city is increasingly reliant on a web of AI for everything from food to transport. But what if it all goes wrong?
The Times of India · Oct 1 Runoff Tank Reuses Water: Cistern catches, cleans stormwater; cuts pollution and groundwater use In St. Anthony Village, Minnesota, a pioneering stormwater management system has been introduced. This system features a 500,000-gallon underground tank that captures runoff, significantly decreasing excess water during the growing season. The stored water is utilized for irrigating parks and City Hall, while also filtering impurities from backwashed treatment facility…
Evening Standard · Sep 30 Another London borough braces residents for huge council tax hikes as it faces 'dire' choice Hammersmith and Fulham council has warned it is losing 40% of its £222 million annual budget under Labour’s ‘Fair Funding’ review
Evening Standard · Sep 30 London's leasehold market 'struggling' as developers turn to build-to-rent Developers are moving away from leasehold flats towards build-to-rent and co-living schemes
The Independent UK · Sep 29 Mamdani releases plan to combat antisemitism as concerns linger over his criticism of Israel Mayor Zohran Mamdani has debuted a sweeping plan to combat antisemitism and hate crimes against Jewish people in New York City, moving to assuage lingering concerns from critics who view his steadfast denunciations of Israel as antisemitic
International Business Times UK · Sep 27 'I Can Get It Done for $60 to $80': Manhattan Man Details Cheap Sex Along Roosevelt Avenue A Manhattan man describes paying $60 to $80 for sex along Queens' Roosevelt Avenue as prostitution-related arrests fall, intensifying debate over street solicitation, policing and support for people at risk of exploitation.
Latin Times · Sep 24 Houston's $150M DOJ Grant Vanished from the Agenda Again, and the Deadline to Apply Already Passed Houston again pulled a nearly $150M DOJ grant from its council agenda. Here's what the ICE priorities, the Sept. 1 deadline and April's fight mean.