The King’s Speech: What does it mean for London? Katie Townsend unpacks the effect of Labour’s initial policy proposals will have on the capital. On Wednesday 17 July, following a landslide victory, the Labour Party set out their key policy...
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Who are the YIMBYs? Jon Tabbush explores the changing politics of housing in London. The last several months have seen a great deal of discussion of YIMBYism (standing for ‘Yes In My Back Yard’) – a...
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A peak inside the London mayoral manifestos Katie Townsend looks at the promises in the top four candidates manifestos, and how their policies align with our own recommendations. 2024, another London Mayoral Election, but with a new...
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One step forward, two steps backwards for private renters – landlord licensing is under threat Jon Tabbush unpacks what the Renters Reform Bill could mean for London’s selective licencing schemes. London’s private rented sector is failing renters. One in six privately rented homes in...
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What is Awaab’s Law? Katie Townsend explains the housing legislation currently moving through parliament, the second blog in the series discussing Awaab’s Law. It’s well-known that London is suffering from a...
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Looking back: Our impact in 2023 2023 is coming to a close, and what a year it’s been… 2023 has been a busy year for our city. From by-elections in key seats such as Uxbridge and South Ruislip, to Greg Hands’ appointment as...
What will it take to solve London’s housing crisis? Jon Tabbush and Millie Mitchell share a preview of the findings from our upcoming report, Homes fit for Londoners: Solving London’s Housing Crisis. London has a housing crisis. Our upcoming...
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How can we de-clutter London’s streets? Millie Mitchell explores the negative impacts that street clutter is having in London, and what can be done about it.
What can local authorities do to meet London’s sustainable transport needs? Millie Mitchell sets out the key asks for local authorities from our research programme on the future of London transport.
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Do Londoners have enough financial incentives to give up their car? Exploring what pushes people to switch how they travel and why combining carrots and sticks is crucial to success.
Making walking in London more inclusive More walking is better for London. But our pavements aren’t equally accessible to all. Oriane Nermond on why the city needs to embrace inclusive design.