The London Daily News

City Hall Desk

London politics is poorer today, with the sad news that Sir Simon Milton Mayor Johnson chief of staff has died at the age of 49.

The loss will be a big blow to Mayor Johnson who appointed Sir Simon Milton to ...

"We can't all be Mr Universe, but we can all be a bit more active" Mayor Boris Johnson

City Hall Desk
By Natalie Mitrides

London's fight to beat the bulge has been boosted with the endorsement of former Mr Universe, athlete, actor and ...

Leanne Bennett  City Hall correspondent
Photo's by Natalie Mitrides

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson is urging employers to give young offenders the opportunity to get back into work.

The scheme which was announced at City Hall yesterday will bring together two projects,
and ...

News Desk - Update Barnet Council response 6:30am 17/2/11

Conservative controlled Barnet council came under fire yesterday from its own residents, when a council meeting was "abandoned" in mid-flow after angry scenes from the public gallery, over the proposed budget cuts.

Over 150 local residents ...

City Hall Desk

According to a recent YouGov survey Labour candidate Ken Livingston is getting more voters in their first preference if there was an election tomorrow. The YouGov poll however would still see incumbent Mayor Boris Johnson in office by winning more second preference votes.

News Desk

Tower Hamlets one of the Olympic boroughs in London, in a "full council" meeting has passed a motion proposed by the Respect Party and supported by members of Independent Mayor Lutfur Rahman’s group of members, to sever its long ...

City Hall Desk

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson will be at the World Economic Forum in Davos to put a shine on the gloomy economic figures released yesterday by the Government and to "harness the unique sponsorship opportunities London ...

City Hall Desk

London authorities are preparing for painful cuts after the 2012 Olympic Games with the police looking at cutting a further £61 million in its budget on top of £100 million earmarked to be cut, which will ...