Achieving success in the early years is crucial to a child’s future development. Whilst the quality of the home environment experienced by a child is paramount, early years provision can exert ...

Public toilets are needed by everyone – whether you’re older, younger, living with health conditions like prostate cancer, Crohn’s, Colitis or IBS, pregnant or travelling with small children. This ...

The Met has consistently raised concerns about the possibility of ‘a mass casualty event’ at Notting Hill Carnival. The London Assembly Police and Crime Committee has called on the Mayor to commission ...

In September 2024, the Mayor of London announced renewed plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street. 1 A consultation on the proposals, including the potential establishment of a Mayoral Development ...

The Contracts and Funding Code is one of the GLA’s key governance documents. It sets out the rules and processes for procurement and entry into contracts and other formal arrangements including grant ...

A groundbreaking study published in November 2017 shows - for the first time - the economic value of health benefits that Londoners get from the capital's public parks and green spaces. 'Natural' ...

Join us for a free, family-friendly festival celebrating English culture this bank holiday weekend, from 12–6pm in Trafalgar Square. Hosted by the Mayor of London, this vibrant event brings together ...

Londoners from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds face disproportionate barriers in the labour market. The employment gaps between different minority ethnic groups and their white ...

The Economy, Culture and Skills Committee report on London's high streets will examine how recent economic instability, alongside recovery from the pandemic, has affected the capital's high streets.

The Mayor of London’s development corporation, OPDC, has officially opened a new circular economy hub, Minerva Works, in Park Royal. Run by The Republic of Park Royal, the hub, located on Minerva Road ...