Will Hammersmith & Fulham see some electoral surprises?
Since its creation in the mid 1960s Hammersmith and Fulham has only ever really been a battle between Labour and the Conservatives. The current…
Lewisham manifestos give detail on visions for next four years
With just one day to go until the local elections, political parties across Lewisham have published their manifesto pledges which detail how they would…
Croydon voters to choose councillors and Executive Mayor
Croydon is one of the few boroughs in London where voters have two important choices to make on 7 May. Residents in London’s most populous…
Bromley key battleground in elections
Bromley is set to be a key battleground in next month’s local elections as Reform aims to take control of a London borough for…
Major parties set out how they will transform Wandsworth
Major parties in Wandsworth have set out how they would transform the borough over the next four years, with the local elections around the…
Will Southwark go to no overall control?
Political parties across Southwark have published their manifesto pledges which detail how they would rule the council over the next four years if they…
Council leader: ‘our vision is most ambitious’
The leader of Greenwich Council has called Labour’s vision for the borough “the most ambitious of any party” ahead of this week’s election. Greenwich…
Transport, housing and ongoing concerns over incinerator key issues in Sutton
Transport, housing and ongoing concerns over the Beddington incinerator are among the key issues being raised by parties vying to run Sutton Council, as…
Political parties across Lambeth have published their manifesto pledges
With just days to go until the local elections, political parties across Lambeth have published their manifesto pledges which detail how they would rule…
What each party is promising in Richmond’s local elections
With the local elections around the corner, major parties in Richmond have published manifestos on how they promise to transform the borough over the…
Residents concerned about Oxford Street ahead of local elections
Residents living in one of the UK’s most high-profile areas have a lot on their minds ahead of the upcoming local elections. Socio-economic division…
Reverend wins LTN case against local authority, after trees were covering signage
A South London reverend has successfully overturned a £160 penalty charge for driving through a Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) after an adjudicator found the…
