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The London Assembly Health Committee has published the report: ‘Men’s mental health in London’. The report makes several recommendations including: The Government should develop an action plan to ...

Mid-rise housing — typically between four and eight storeys — could offer a compromise between low-density sprawl and high-rise towers. It has been argued that mid-rise developments can increase ...

The Severe Weather Emergency Protocol (SWEP) is activated when temperatures fall to 0°C and ensures additional emergency accommodation is open for people sleeping rough The Mayor works in partnership ...

Final tickets for London’s famous New Year’s Eve fireworks go on sale at midday on Monday 24 November The capital will welcome 2026 with a spectacular display of fireworks, lights and music along the ...

The theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2026 is 'Bridging Generations'. This theme encourages us all to engage actively with the past - to listen, to learn and to carry those lessons forward. By doing so ...

Towards a New London Plan in Easy Read The Towards a New London Plan Easy Read consultation is open for six weeks from Friday 19 th September 2025 until 11.59pm on Sunday 2 nd November 2025. This ...

The London Assembly Housing Committee has written to the Mayor with the findings of its investigation into accessible housing in London – homes which are adapted or built to enable Disabled people or ...

This report analyses of the relationship between exposure to air pollution with deprivation, ethnicity, diaspora communities, red routes and vulnerable receptors in London and how this relationship ...

The Mayor Sadiq Khan has published the new Police and Crime Plan for London which sets out his priorities for the safety of London. We worked closely with Londoners and partner organisations to ...

Questions to the Mayor: The UK is the most centralised country in Europe, with power and funding largely emanating from Whitehall. How is this approach stifling London and holding back growth?

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 ...