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  • Sadiq Khan has vowed to push ahead with a housing plan his critics call “unrealistic” and “needlessly complex”

    September 14, 2016

    Sadiq Khan has defended plans to sell off Transport for London land at reduced rates, claiming the approach “does right by London”, despite claims the plans are “unrealistic” and “needlessly complex”. Khan is set to press ahead with the sale of one patch of land at Kidbrooke in Greenwich, despite warnings his affordable housing requirements [...]

  • TfL warns Hammersmith & City and Circle Line workers to go on strike Today and Friday

    September 14, 2016

    Transport for London (TfL) has warned Londoners that there may be a strike on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines today and tomorrow. Some drivers on these two lines who are RMT union members are currently planning to strike from 21:30 on Thursday 15 September for 24 hours, TfL said. which will see some drivers not book [...]

  • The Mayor of London has opted to protect privilege not competition

    September 14, 2016

    ​Sadiq Khan’s crackdown on London’s private hire industry is a sop to a privileged monopoly that distorts competitive markets and fails to defend consumer interests. As private hire services make inroads into London’s black cab monopoly, the case to protect them from decline and enforce consumer safety may sound reasonable. But Khan’s reforms go beyond safety and are [...]

  • A shortage of land could kill off London’s e-commerce revolution

    September 13, 2016

    Recent reports that Amazon is set to test drone deliveries in partnership with the UK government is just the latest salvo in the fiercely contested battle between the e-commerce giants that are transforming the way we shop. The move also demonstrates the challenges of a constantly evolving logistics sector. City A.M. readers are at the [...]

  • United House Group chairman Jeffrey Adams named as new London Chamber of Commerce and Industry chair

    September 13, 2016

    Business group the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has a new chairman after the retirement of former chair Mark Adams. Jeffrey Adams, chairman of London housing developer United House Group, was elected at last night’s annual general meeting. The board recommended that Jeffrey Adams – who was previously headed up LCCI’s property and construction committee – should succeed Mark Adams, who retired [...]

  • Delays at King’s Cross and Moorgates stations due to derailed train at Welwyn Garden City

    September 13, 2016

    Commuters are facing delays at King's Cross station after a train derailed at Welwyn Garden City. According to Great Northern rail, the low speed derailment of an empty train at Welwyn Garden City late last night is causing disruption to journeys between Stevenage and London Kings Cross and Moorgate.   As a result of the incident, the company [...]

  • Uber accuses Sadiq Khan of favouring London’s black cabs

    September 13, 2016

    Uber has accused the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan of discriminating against its drivers and favouring black cabs in the capital with new measures to regulate the industry. In an email sent to customers, Uber claims that thousands of minicab drivers could lose their livelihoods with a knock on effect on waiting times and availability of cars. [...]

  • London mayor pledges new support for black cab industry in Uber fight

    September 13, 2016

    The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has put his backing behind the capital's famous black cabs as they face competition from Uber with new measures to support the industry. City Hall has promised to increase the number of taxi ranks around the city and increase access to bus lanes, while cab information will be added to Transport for London's journey [...]

  • Paws for thought: Should you be allowed pets in your office?

    September 13, 2016

    How would you feel about a colleague bringing their pet to your workplace? Maybe you’re having a ruff time, feline a bit down, and a furry friend would brighten up your day. Perhaps a yapping mutt would be a cat-astrophic distraction, leaving you fur-ious by the end of the day. Following Brexit, last week our politicians [...]

  • The future of London: Is the city edging towards independence?

    September 12, 2016

    It is increasingly easy to characterise London as a “city state”. Its scale, wealth and multi-dimensional differences (as compared to the rest of the country) mean it has more in common with New York or Toronto than with Yorkshire or Scotland. The creation of the office of mayor of London, a glamorous Americanised form of government, makes [...]

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