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The London Assembly writes...

Guest articles from the London Assembly on their work scrutinising mayor Boris Johnson and investigating matters of concern to Londoners.

Why London’s schools must stay at the top of the class

September 29, 2016 by Jennette Arnold

London is now the top performing region at GCSE level and the second best at A level. Sustained funding, as well as better partnership working between teachers, schools, parents and local authorities drove this improvement, and continues to do so.

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

Five key principles that should guide Sadiq’s approach to estate regeneration

September 19, 2016 by Sian Berry

I’ve written to James Murray, the Deputy Mayor for Housing, setting out some of the key principles that should be taken into account in the new guidance he has promised for the process of estate regeneration.

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

The single biggest risk to the Mayor’s plans – the financial problems at Transport for London

September 14, 2016 by Gareth Bacon

Previously seen as the cash cow of the GLA Group, TfL is coming under severe financial pressure that will limit the Mayor’s ability to implement his manifesto commitments unless carefully managed.

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

Failing to engage with Brexit will hold London back

August 10, 2016 by Peter Whittle

London is a great and global city, but it needs to be lead by somebody who embraces change and opportunity, rather than hide behind fear and inertia.

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

By approving City Airport’s expansion the government has worsened many Londoners’ quality of life

July 28, 2016 by Caroline Russell

The government’s decision means more people will be exposed to disruptive noise and air pollution. The cost of worsened quality of life, disturbed school lessons and increased respiratory illness will be felt by communities in Newham and other nearby London boroughs.

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

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