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Hansard suggests Sadiq was the junior partner in Crossrail’s finances

December 7, 2015 - Martin Hoscik

Fresh doubts have been cast on Sadiq Khan’s claims – first made during Labour’s selection process when Khan needed to match Tessa Jowell’s proven involvement in the Olympics and recently repeated in a major campaign newspaper – to have “led” on Crossrail.

following an examination of Hansard.

London’s next Mayor must build on Boris’s cycling legacy

December 4, 2015 - Darren Johnson

After years working with cycling campaigners to lobby for safe and pleasant streets, the Mayor and TfL are finally delivering some really good infrastructure.

What does the Autumn Statement mean for Boris’s last Budget as Mayor?

November 30, 2015 - John Biggs AM

The big news was that police funding will be frozen, rather than cut, as some had expected. But what does this mean for the Met – and what about the rest of London’s services – including transport, housing and regeneration?

City Hall’s new website makes government more accessible to Londoners

November 30, 2015 - Martin Hoscik

The new City Hall website london.gov.uk finally went live last week, transforming Boris and the Assembly’s online home from an important but staid list of decisions and committees into a bright, vibrant and more accessibly written resource suitable for all Londoners.

Let’s discover People’s Question Time (PQT) together

November 21, 2015 - Kemi Badenoch

Twice a year the Mayor and the 25 London Assembly Members travel to a different part of the capital to answer live questions from Londoners. This evening event is called People’s Question Time, or ‘PQT’ for short. Anyone living in London is invited.

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Hansard suggests Sadiq was the junior partner in Crossrail’s finances

London’s next Mayor must build on Boris’s cycling legacy

What does the Autumn Statement mean for Boris’s last Budget as Mayor?

City Hall’s new website makes government more accessible to Londoners

Let’s discover People’s Question Time (PQT) together

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