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How much power will London's new Mayor actually have?

The long, hot summer of hustings is drawing to a close, and we’ll soon know which of the prospective mayoral candidates Londoners will have to pick from come May. Housing, transport and inequality have dominated the debate – but what powers...

Review of Reviews: The Armitt Review of Infrastructure

Labour’s policy review considered how to tackle some of our biggest political challenges. We asked a panel of experts whether its external commissions make the grade...
What it says:
With our population set to reach 73 million by 2035 and a widening gap between demand and supply of infrastructure...

Sustainability: How to improve local bus services

Although growth has finally returned to the economy, millions of families are feeling no recovery at all as they face huge pressure on household budgets. We have set out Labour's plans to deal with rip off prices in the energy...

Get back on track, Boris

You wait ages for some good news from Transport for London to come along and then, as the saying doesn’t quite go, more job cuts are announced at the same time.

Woozy nightclubbers and boozy bar-hoppers will raise a glass to...

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