Latest news from London.
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.
Rising costs, geopolitical uncertainty and shifting traveller behaviour are threatening the capital's £19bn visitor economy.
As capital flooding into tech hubs clashes with rising living costs across the capital, understanding the economic indicators behind the headlines has never been more critical for Londoners.
As tariffs and geopolitical tensions reshape international commerce, a new breed of logistics and consultancy firms based in the capital is reaping record profits.
As remote work becomes permanent, the capital's unique blend of heritage infrastructure and cutting-edge flexibility is creating a template other cities are struggling to replicate.
Elizabeth Line connectivity, international buyer confidence, and stamp duty relief are reshaping the prestige market—but supply constraints and interest rate volatility mean buyers must act strategically.
With tenants squeezed by rising rents and landlords reassessing portfolios, first-home finance strategies are shifting across the capital.
From Shoreditch to Soho, here's everything you need to know about London's evolving nightlife scene—including realistic pricing, door policies, and how to navigate the city after dark.
Forget the guidebooks—we asked residents across the capital to share the honest truths about settling in.
Three major developments promise 1,200+ affordable units across Leyton, Walthamstow and Custom House, signalling a strategic shift in how London builds for lower-income residents.
With £8.5bn invested in UK startups last year, the capital's tech sector is transforming career pathways—but the reality is more complex than the hype suggests.
From NHS-backed mobility clinics to community running groups, here's how to stay fit and healthy without breaking the bank.
From Hampstead Heath walks to NHS health checks, locals reveal the unglamorous daily habits that actually keep preventive care on track.
As supply tightens across the capital, both renters and property owners face a market inflection point that could redefine affordability and investment returns.
East London's creative quarter is attracting buy-to-let investors and owner-occupiers alike, with prices climbing 12% year-on-year as Elizabeth Line connectivity reshapes the investment landscape.
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