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Cut to sports events at London stadium but with “no impact” on West Ham matches
Stadium bosses want to increase the number of music events held in attempt to reduce losses reports Nick Clark, Local Democracy Reporter
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Sadiq Khan under pressure to scrap floating bus stops
Disability groups warn of ‘legitimate risk’ reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
London’s burial crisis: how the capital is running out of space for the dead
Many of the capital's local authorities will have no space by 2040 reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
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London bus drivers ‘breaking down’ from fatigue
Drivers are highlighting conditions that they say leave them too tired to do the job reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
Barnet Tories refuse to condemn party role for former neo-Nazi
Opposition leader Peter Zinkin said there were "genuine differences of opinion on this issue" reports David Floyd
Tories say fare evasion levels show Sadiq Khan has “lost control” over law and order in London
Westminster councillor Festus Akinbusoye made the claims reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter
Social media ban will help young people become ‘good active citizens’ says Khan
But the move on its own “won’t be enough” and needs to be part of a range of measures to help youngsters gain skills
Food waste collection picks up more than 100 tonnes a week
Barnet Council's Labour administration reintroduced the scheme in March this year reports reports Leïla Davaud
Radfield Barnet and Finchley stays in the Top 20 home care providers in London
The home care establishment received the award for the third consecutive year
Over 20 people injured at Hendon festival
Festival goers at Copthall Playing Fields were hurt after a crush at the entrance to Ghana Party in the Park on Saturday reports Leïla Davaud
Students secure council leader’s commitment on work experience
Local young people protested outside Barnet Council's Colindale offices last month reports Leïla Davaud
Watling Park wins Green Flag award after flood works and new playgrounds
The Burnt Oak park has been awarded the benchmark for the UK's best green spaces reports Leïla Davaud
Khan launches new plan to ‘reverse the decline in our rivers’
The mayor this week launched a his clean water plan which aims to transform London’s “blue spaces” into swimmable areas where wildlife thrives
Plan to remove local council influence over NHS health boards in London slammed by MPs
Under proposed health reforms NHS integrated care board members nominated by local authorities will instead be replaced by someone nominated by the London mayor
Hendon Hall residents relive 1966 World Cup memories with Sir Geoff Hurst
The hattrick hero met the care home residents at a World Cup-themed event reports Leïla Davaud
Tories slam Sackman’s ‘political theatre’ over Temple Fortune flags
Opposition leader Peter Zinkin described the MP's intervention as "Labour ineptitude on every level" reports David Floyd
Cleaning up London’s air pollution could prevent 44,000 premature deaths by 2050
While City Hall has made progress on air quality in recent years the capital still lags behind other UK cities
Colindale-based police officer charged with rape
Inspector Jason Wu will appear in court tomorrow
Khan ‘has no remit’ to redraw Barnet’s Green Belt, council warns
The mayor's new London Plan looks set to make it easier for parts of the Green Belt to be built on
Council set to consult on new borough youth strategy
The local authority aims to make Barnet “a place where young people belong”