Around 100,000 ticketholders joined together in central London to welcome 2025 with a spectacular display of fireworks, lighting and music Millions watching at home and around the globe on the BBC ...

All London councils have agreed to participate in our Rogue Landlord and Agent Checker, which contains information about private landlords and letting agents who have been prosecuted or fined. All ...

The Mayor's role as the executive of London's strategic authority is to promote economic development and wealth creation, social development, and improvement of the environment. The Mayor also has ...

The draft Police and Crime Plan sets out the Mayor's priorities for policing and community safety in London. Help inform London’s next Police and Crime Plan for 2025-2029. This survey will take about ...

Did you come to London's New Year's Eve fireworks, or watch it on television? We'd love to hear what you thought. Complete our survey and you could win one of three prizes (£250, £150 or £100) in our ...

Just Eat have announced their intention to delist from the London Stock Exchange this month; that is a decision for them. The London Stock Exchange remains one of the world’s most significant ...

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I’m determined to push through the changes needed so that the Met becomes a service that has the trust and confidence of all Londoners. The London Policing Board will help drive the necessary reforms ...

As in past years, the Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is activated whenever temperatures are forecasted to drop to 0°C anywhere in London. So far this winter SWEP has been activated once for ...

Hina has taught for 20 years in some of London’s most deprived areas and founded two charities to help young people. Hina was born in Enfield and her father was an inspirational headteacher in Tooting ...

In your delayed response to question 2024/3450, you stated very clearly, "It is correct that five pedestrians (including one on private land) were fatally injured in collisions involving buses in the ...