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London e-bike and e-scooter fires hit record high as survivor compares blaze to grenade going off

London, England · London

London e-bike and e-scooter fires hit record high as survivor compares blaze to grenade going off

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London's firefighters attended more than 200 blazes linked to e-bikes and e-scooters last year See the Story

London Needs More Family-Sized Affordable Homes, Mayor Told

London, England · London

London Needs More Family-Sized Affordable Homes, Mayor Told

The Mayor is falling short of delivering the affordable homes that Londoners need most, a City Hall report has concluded. The social housing system is failing to keep pace with increasing demand from families and disabled Londoners, the London Assembly Housing Committee have said in a new publication. There is especially a lack of affordable […]See the Story

TfL announce five-year road shake-up to cut congestion with added perk for black taxis

Public Transport · London

TfL announce five-year road shake-up to cut congestion with added perk for black taxis

Transport for London (TfL) has published its first pan-city roadworks and traffic management plan, setting out how the capital’s road network will be operated and upgraded over the next five years, with changes that are expected to affect taxis, private hire vehicles and other commercial road users. The strategy focuses on using new technology, data and tighter coordination with London boroughs to improve traffic flow, reduce disruption from roa…See the Story

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