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Why is London falling behind on heat pump installations? New stats show London is the region receiving the least funding for boiler upgrades. Jon Tabbush looks at why and the changes we need to decarbonise homes in the capital.
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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.
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What does AI mean for London’s future? Artificial intelligence is on the rise worldwide. Lily Clark examines how London's relationship with AI is growing.
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London’s air pollution consensus Londoners are as concerned about air pollution as climate change. Claire Harding looks at 3 key reasons why there’s growing agreement behind the headlines.
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London has a crowd safety problem it needs to fix High-profile incidents are leaving Londoners unsure on the safety of live events. Robert Clayton explains how better conditions for staff and better co-ordination with police can help.
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What’s next for London? Nick Bowes reflects on his two years in charge of Centre for London, and what comes next for the capital and its leaders.
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How to fix the problems holding London’s economy back Rob Whitehead identifies the three key causes behind London’s stagnant productivity, and how to fix this problem.
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London’s other pollution problem – wood burners Oriane Nermond explores wood burning stoves' contribution to London's air pollution and why a ban is not a simple solution.
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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.
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Can London learn from Canada’s ban on foreign property ownership? Oriane Nermond examines Canada’s recent ban on foreigners buying housing and the evidence on how foreign ownership affects house prices and vacancy rates.
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Expanding childcare is about more than getting parents back to work Budget measures to reduce childcare costs miss the importance of choice and flexibility to increase productivity.