A Labour campaign against NHS cuts in London has been condemned as “opportunism” by a leading Conservative member of the London Assembly. Shadow Shadow Health Secretary John Healey and Labour’s 2012 Mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone today launched a new campaign against what they call “the Conservative-led government’s cuts to the NHS in London”.
Health, cuts and transport dominate March’s Mayor’s Question Time
Boris Johnson will appear before the London Assembly this Wednesday for his regular Mayor’s Question Time grilling at which he’s expected to give more details of the finalised London Development Agency funding announced last week by Chief of Staff Sir Simon Milton.
Natural History Museum announces major new dinosaur exhibition
A new dinosaur exhibition opening next month at London’s Natural History Museum promises to transport visitors back more than 65 million years to swamp-like Jurassic lagoons and the Cretaceous deserts, home to some weird, wonderful and now extinct plants and animals.
Greens pick Jones as 2012 Mayoral hopeful
Jenny Jones has been named as the Green Party’s candidate for Mayor of London, pitching her against Labour’s Ken Livingstone and incumbent Boris Johnson at next year’s Mayoral election.
Mayor secures extra development funds
Boris Johnson has described the Government’s agreement to provide £388m for development projects in the capital over the next 3 years as “good news for Londoners”. The cash replaces the £480m a year budget for the London Development Agency which was slashed by ministers as part of last year’s spending review. That decision threatened a […]
