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Sewage from new housing schemes directly entering rivers Brent and Crane
Sewage is being flushed directly into tributaries of the River Thames from housing developments in Ealing, Brent and Harrow ...
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Lewis Baston: Labour holds up well in Greenwich and Redbridge by-elections
Two borough by-elections took place on Thursday, one in Redbridge and the other in Greenwich. Their results were intriguingly ...
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Oxford Street: Westminster amenity groups and local Tories criticise pedestrianisation plan
With Labour-run Westminster Council having already published a list of ten “key concerns” about his Oxford Street ...
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Dave Hill: London’s 81,000 a year home building target looks more ambitious every day
The new government has set about increasingly supply with great energy, but in the capital there's a very long way to go ...
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Mayoral Development Corporations not always easy answer, conference hears
Think tank Centre for London heard of range of perspectives about the ability of the governance model to solve housing and ...
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Hard part yet to come with hitting climate change targets, London Assembly told
Although good progress has been made, decarbonising buildings and transport in the capital remain huge challenges ...
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Scrum Theatre: Building back better in Hammersmith
Covid-19 had many impacts, some of them profound, lots of them already forgotten. Amnesia seems to be an after-symptom of ...
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Julie Hamill’s London: This city may be open, but not to Scottish bank notes
On 6 November I awoke to hear the news about America’s next President. Even the weather looked unhappy about the result, with a low and heavy angry grey sky and a confiscated sun. After a rant that ...