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Boris Johnson Launches ’100 Great Things About the Games’ Campaign
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has launched ‘100 Great Things about the Games’, a campaign to inform Londoners of the huge range of benefits the city is reaping as 2012 Games host city.
Mayor Boris Johnson’s Budget Promises Extra Police for London
Increasing police on the streets and freezing the precept for a record third year running are the key elements to the Mayor of London Boris Johnson’s third budget, which has been approved unamended by the London Assembly.
Budget Cuts Threaten Olympic London Media Centre
Unaccredited journalists could be left without working facilities during the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games because of cuts to London Development Agency (LDA) funding, the London Assembly has been told.
Greater Housing Powers Proposed for London Boroughs
The Mayor of London Boris Johnson and London Councils have put forward plans for sweeping changes which could see London boroughs taking greater control of their housing budgets, as part of a proposed devolution package from Whitehall to London.
London Assembly Calls for Cap on Pay for the Mayor’s Senior Managers
The London Assembly has said that the Mayor should limit the salary of his senior managers to no more than 20 times that of the lowest paid employee.
‘hydrogen Network’ Plans Unveiled for London
London is set to create a ‘Hydrogen network’ by 2012, under plans unveiled Friday to help accelerate the wider use of this zero-polluting, zero-carbon energy in the capital. The London Hydrogen Partnership (LHP) is working with London boroughs and...
Three New Rape Crisis Centers Will Open in London This Year
Three new Rape Crisis Centres will open in London during 2010, following the Mayor’s pledge to quadruple Rape Crisis provision in the capital. The first will open in Ealing next month followed later in the year by new services in the north and...
Report Shows New Buildings in London Pumping Out a Third Less Carbon
New development projects coming to the London Mayor’s office for approval are cutting their carbon emissions by around a third, whilst tougher targets proposed in the Mayor’s draft London plan can raise this even further, a London South Bank University...
