Greater London homeowners overestimate their property’s value
Homeowners in London are growing increasingly out of touch with how much their properties are worth, according to new figures
Researchers at Imperial College reveal link between lung problems and climate change
Researchers at Imperial College London have discovered a link between climate change and increased incidence of lung problems such as
London Mayor secures £11.7billion for new affordable and social homes
London will receive up to 30% of the total national funding from the newly-announced Social and Affordable Homes Programme. The
Renters’ Rights Bill faces further delays
The Renters’ Rights Bill is facing delays in the parliamentary process and is not expected to receive Royal Assent until
WATCH: Protesters rally outside Parliament over welfare reform
Disability rights campaigners gathered outside Parliament this week as MPs voted on controversial welfare reform targeting Personal Independence Payments and
New data reveals the UK’s vaping boom
Vaping has surged in popularity in the UK, with usage rising sevenfold over the past 12 years, from 800,000 users
Television news viewing figures decline as audiences turn to digital platforms
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Climate scientist says ‘stop using atmosphere as a waste bin’ following 1.5C warming limit concerns
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UK’s first women-only tower block to open next summer in Acton
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DVSA booking system for driving tests is broken, claims learner driver
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New pocket Tube map designed by Agnes Denes unveiled
Transport for London’s (TfL) Art on the Underground programme has revealed the 41st pocket Tube map cover, designed by conceptual