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Historic fish sellers may have to ‘shut down’ for ‘state-of-the-art facility

Three fish sellers on an East London market will have to shut down if the City of London Corporation closes Billingsgate without a replacement...
Business & Finance

Hopes of rail link to Heathrow ‘stronger than ever before’

The case for a western rail link from Reading and Slough to Heathrow Airport is ‘stronger than ever before’ amid hopes the project could...
Finance

‘Vital for the borough’ Fund of £1.625 million approved by Hounslow Council

A West London branch of the Citizens Advice service has been given a £1.625million funding boost as it faces a rising number of requests...
Community

Westgate School sees ‘green light’ on new exam and sports hall, creating ‘opportunites’

A school in Slough can build a new exam and sports hall that could also be used for the community after councillors gave it...
Licensing

Harlesden desert shop pushes for longer opening times, to meet its evening demand

A North London dessert shop’s plan to stay open until 3am on weekends has been described as ‘wholly inappropriate’. Existing issues with high crime and...
London

£5.4 million for treating vulnerable adults in a ‘fair and just manner’ by the police

Sir Sadiq Khan has launched a new £5.4m service aimed at ensuring vulnerable adults are treated in a “fair and just manner” by the...
Community

Harrow Council spent over £200,000 in pothole compensation

A North London council has paid out more than £200,000 in compensation for accident and injury claims caused by potholes and pavement defects since...
London

Sir Sadiq Khan denies conflict of interest over free Taylor Swift tickets from £45m City Hall contractor

Sir Sadiq Khan has denied there was a conflict of interest when he accepted free tickets to watch Taylor Swift, despite the fact they...
London

Council Tax Row: Sadiq Khan defends council tax hike amid criticism from City Hall Conservatives

Sir Sadiq Khan has defended his latest planned council tax increase after facing questions from City Hall Conservatives about the sharp rise bill-payers have...
London

London Assembly analysis eases fears of deep cuts to Metropolitan Police force

Potential cuts to the number of officers in the Metropolitan Police could be significantly less severe than feared, according to an analysis by the...
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