Making our communities safer is the Mayor’s top priority. To do this we must be both tough on violence and tough on the ...

The number of murders in the capital in the first nine months (1st January to 30th September) of 2025 is the lowest since monthly records began and represents a fall of almost 60 per cent compared to ...

New data shows that there were nearly 9,000 fewer violent crimes leading to injury across London overall over 12 months – this is down by 12 per cent compared to the same period the previous year ...

The Inclusive Talent Brokerage (ITB) programme aims to help underrepresented Londoners into good jobs by connecting them with vacancies in London's growth sectors. ITB will fund community-based ...

The Affordable Housing Monitor is an annual report examining the delivery of affordable housing in London and tracking the Mayor’s progress against his commitments. This report has been produced with ...

What plans does the NHS in London have to roll out weight loss medicines in the coming years, and will this be enough to meet demand? Why do London’s ICBs appear to be prescribing weight loss drugs at ...

City Hall is working with partners on a delivery plan to better prepare London for rising temperatures and extreme heat. Share your experience in our 6-minute survey. We’re giving away four £50 ...

GLA Economics’ 46th London forecast suggests that: London’s real Gross Value Added (GVA) is forecast to grow by 1.6% in 2025, supported by moderating domestic inflation and improving household ...

Brixton, Leyton, Shoreditch and the West End are the first beneficiaries of the Mayor’s Summer Streets Fund and will introduce al fresco dining and later opening hours this summer thanks to funding ...

Consultation shows around 7 in 10 back the Mayor’s transformative plans to regenerate Oxford Street, with two-thirds specifically supporting the idea of pedestrianisation Proposals for pedestrianising ...

The Mayor has committed to end rough sleeping by 2030, working with partners including central government, London Councils, boroughs and civil society. This is an ambitious goal that will require all ...

The London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee has published a letter calling on the Mayor of London to provide more detail on his plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street and set up a Mayoral ...