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City Hall announces additional £60m funding to safeguard Met officer numbers

February 14, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

The Mayor’s office says the money, which comes from City Hall’s share of Business Rates, will allow the force to fund “an extra 1,000 police officers than would otherwise be affordable.”

Filed Under: News

RMT calls on Government to reverse TfL cuts after warnings of £1bn funding gap

February 12, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

An internal TfL email reported last week by BBC London cites the loss of a £700m annual government grant as one of several factors contributing to a feared loss of “£968m” next year.

Filed Under: News

Met confirms controversial merger of borough commands is to go ahead

February 12, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

Historically the Met has policed along local council boundaries, with each borough having its own allocation of officers, vehicles and dedicated borough commander. However, in response to budget cuts, it’s been trialling a new structure in which borough commands are abolished and resources pooled.

Filed Under: Featured, News

Sadiq Khan releases ten publicly-owned sites for small house-builders in latest bid to boost housing supply

February 9, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

The ‘Small Sites, Small Builders’ scheme is part of the Mayor’s efforts to boost housebuilding in the capital, including the supply of “genuinely affordable” homes.

Filed Under: News

Sadiq Khan names London’s first Deputy Mayor for Fire following abolition of the capital’s fire authority

February 8, 2018 - Martin Hoscik

The brigade is currently overseen by the London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) which, while funded partially by the Mayor, is a legally separate body with its own members.

Filed Under: News

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