Courts & Legal Guide
Summaries of significant court decisions and legal news affecting London and the region.
Community leaders and shopkeepers across South London's most affected neighbourhoods speak out about the toll of escalating gang tensions on their daily lives.
From the 2008 financial collapse to this week's planning reforms, a decade-and-a-half of competing visions has left the capital at an inflection point.
From Southwark to Stratford, ambitious infrastructure projects promise faster commutes and new neighbourhoods—but communities need to know what to expect.
Major decisions on affordable housing targets, TfL funding and planning reform dominated discussions across Town Halls this week, with implications for millions of Londoners.
As violent incidents spike globally, the capital's police and health services are adopting strategies from international peers—but critics say resources remain stretched.
As record numbers of students sit final exams this week, the capital's schools are grappling with the fallout from a decade of reform, funding pressures, and pandemic disruption.
Behind City Hall's ambitious climate targets lie stark statistics that reveal how far the capital still needs to travel to meet its 2030 carbon-neutral goal.
Officials and community leaders outline competing visions for managing London's rapid demographic shifts amid record arrival numbers.
The Daily Network — independent news worldwide