The London Daily News

Editorial

Headlines in the press are pointing to one thing, consumers do not have the cash to go out and buy items on the high street, with business sentiment claiming that new jobs creation "remained minimal", adding more pressure on the Chancellor to do something quick ...

Editorial

The "High Street" is in terminal decline and the end is looming with TJ Hughes joining a long list of retailers "teetering" on the brink with names like Jane Norman, Habitat, Mothercare, Comet to name but a few all downsizing or closing ...

Editorial

For those who think the Met Police have it easy, try dealing with the levels of criminality that occurred over the hottest weekends of the year, a fatal stabbing in Holloway, a near fatal stabbing in Gospel Oak, drunken scenes all over ...

Editorial

The decision by the members of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) and the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) to strike claiming that pension changes will mean teachers working for more years with a smaller pension is simply the start of ...

Editors Note

If we are to believe the claims by various business groups that Londoners should prepare for 100 days of disruption in the build up to the Olympics and during the Games, there has been an omission.  What about the pain we have all be going through ...

Editorial

The hype surrounding the "final countdown" to get tickets to entice more of us to buy early serves only to underline how well organised the media operation of the 2012 Games has been, but Londoners should also wake up.  

Do you honestly ...

Editorial

The London Assembly has finally realised, that our knackered transport system, which manages just about every day to transport commuters to work around the city, that when an additional million plus tourists descend upon London, things will grind to a halt, well good ...