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Putting our energy into energy-saving

November 25, 2016 - Leonie Cooper

Worryingly, official figures also show that 348,000 London households – roughly one in nine – suffer from fuel poverty.

Filed Under: News, The London Assembly writes...

What’s Sadiq’s solution for London’s unacceptable gender-pay gap?

November 25, 2016 - Martin Hoscik

Tackling inequality, underrepresentation and discrimination in the workplace is something Sadiq Khan clearly takes very seriously – his own top team contains more women members than those of his predecessors and his new TfL board is a welcome departure from the ‘pale and male’ approach taken under Boris.

Filed Under: Comment

How Sadiq Khan’s addiction to spin vastly oversold Amy Lamé’s “hiring”

November 20, 2016 - Martin Hoscik

As one those people who’ve been posing questions to City Hall on this issue in recent days, I can tell you that Khan wasn’t the only person in the building who was under-briefed.

Filed Under: Comment

Shining a spotlight on LGBT mental health inequality

November 10, 2016 - Onkar Sahota

As a society we are facing a mental health crisis. Years of under-investment in services is now catching up with us. Every week it seems there is another article in the news, another survey published, more statistics released, seeking to put a number on our anxiety and misery. As a GP, I hear the message […]

Filed Under: Comment, The London Assembly writes...

Proactive and happy to spend, Santander is the partner London’s bike hire scheme always needed

October 31, 2016 - Martin Hoscik

Not only does the bank pay £6.25m per year for naming rights, it also committed to providing £1m per year to be used to promote the scheme and help boost take-up.

Filed Under: Comment, popular

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