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Changes to DLR timetable as TfL is adding 54 new trains

Sadiq Khan · London

Changes to DLR timetable as TfL is adding 54 new trains

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Transport for London (TfL) has announced temporary timetable changes to the Docklands Light Railway (DLR)See the Story

If fewer 'White British' means decline, why is London successful?

London, England · London

If fewer 'White British' means decline, why is London successful?

In the last few weeks, several high-profile commentators have expressed apocalyptic concerns about the fall in the percentage of “White British” people in the UK. In the Daily Telegraph, Professor Matt Goodwin claimed “the white British will become a minority group in the UK by the year 2063”. Conservative MP Neil O’Brien wrote (also in the Telegraph) that “Britain is heading for utter oblivion”, in part because of high migration and consequent …Read Article

Oxford Street: Who should be in charge?

Sadiq Khan · London

Oxford Street: Who should be in charge?

Sir Sadiq Khan is pressing ahead with his plans for changing Oxford Street after consultation responses showed strong support for the principle of pedestrianisation, and even more for the creation of a Mayoral Development Corporation (MDC) to put his ambitions into effect. But arguments about who should be in charge of “the nation’s high street” and its immediate surroundings have not gone away. Already, they are central to the battle for contro…Read Article

London still UK's most productive area - but output growth down

London continues to be far the most economically productive part of the United Kingdom, with output per hour worked a massive 28.5 per cent above the UK national average, while the performances of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and every other English region except the South East fall below it, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics. However, in what might be a warning sign to the national government after it chose not …London, England · London Read Article

A million children in households with inadequate London incomes

More than a million London children are growing up in households with incomes that fall short of what is needed for a “basic but dignified standard of living”, according to a report focussing on the impact on families of the capital’s ‘s high housing and childcare costs. Compiled last autumn by researchers at Loughborough University and funded by Trust for London, the report draws on in-depth interviews with parents from across Greater London to…London, England · London Read Article

John Griffiths: London's new age of philanthropy is yet to arrive

The largely favourable assessments of London’s mayoralty, marking the 25th anniversary of the restoration of London’s regional tier of government, have tended to overlook that the three Mayors in that time have presided over the capital’s increasing polarisation of wealth. According to the latest Sunday Times Rich List, London is now home to 227,000 millionaires, a 3.8 per cent increase since 2024. Over 60 percent of London’s wealth is owned by …London, England · London Read Article

Dave Hill: Labour takes sides against London at its peril

I wish Rachel Reeves had run her spending review speech past me before delivering it to the House. I could have made two small but helpful changes. One would have been to add to her list of transport schemes important to the building of “homes for working people” in urban areas an extension of the Docklands Light Railway to Beckton and Thamesmead. The other would have been to remove the final six words from the following 14: “past governments h…Rachel Reeves · London Read Article

Charles Wright: Travails of the Central line

Amid the flurry of Whitehall announcements this month, you would be forgiven for missing the launch of a four-week consultation on a Transport for London request to renew the Central line’s exemption from certain requirements of the Rail Vehicle Accessibility (Non-Interoperable Rail System) Regulations 2010. Behind what sounds like a simple bit of red tape is a story of not just the travails of that line but of TfL itself over a period of two d…London, England · London Read Article

Elin Morgan: When two little men met in Canning Town

There’s a narrow strip of land in Canning Town, no more than 50 metres long and 25 wide. It’s hemmed in on one side by Victorian terraced streets and on the other by the six lanes of traffic that make up the A13 Newham Way. But its neat wooden planters, filled with lavender and vivid bushes of California Lilac, release a heady scent, which battles with the fumes from the road At either end of this pocket park, a mounted mosaic provides a clue ab…England · England Read Article

Spending review and London: Labour defers to Nigel of the North

Yesterday’s parliamentary theatre was more of a comedy than its authors had in mind, one of the absurdist kind. Though penned as a bravura monologue to vanquish enemies and banish doubts, the subtext of Rachel Reeves’s spending review speech was nervously defensive – a rhetorical building of barricades around fragile Labour settlements north of Watford that she, Sir Keir Starmer and their backstage aides fear will be overrun by a sniggering publ…London, England · London Read Article

North missed £140bn of transport investment over last government, research finds

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