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Deputy mayors stress importance of domestic visitors to London’s economic recovery
London business chief urges capital’s MP to make cross-party demand for ‘proper plan for London’ from government
Londoners want boroughs and Mayor to press on with green recovery, Assembly hears
Sadiq Khan’s final budget approved against backdrop of mayoral election sniping
City gives planning consent for third new tall office building this year
Croydon: Council to investigate claims of overcrowding, crime and substandard conditions at hotel housing homeless families
Report finds improved collaboration by London health bodies during pandemic and sharper focus on inequalities
New survey finds latest lockdown has widened London’s economic inequalities
Culture
Vic Keegan’s Lost London 184: John Nash’s car park
The great Georgian architect had rather different plans for his terrace on the The Mall when he built it
Jonn Elledge: Why Kingston gives Surrey the London finger
And why there's a divided house at the Essex border
Vic Keegan’s Lost London 183: Hatchards bookshop, royal groceries and flowers
The nation's oldest bookshop has extremely close ties with two other august national institutions
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Daniel Moylan
Daniel Moylan is a senior London Conservative, who was an adviser to Boris Johnson when he was Mayor of London and is a former deputy leader of Kensington & Chelsea Council.
Caroline Pidgeon
Caroline Pidgeon MBE is a Liberal Democrat Londonwide member of the London Assembly.
Finn Brennan
Finn Brennan is a district organiser with the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers & Firemen (ASLEF), covering London Underground.
Richard Brown
Richard Brown is Research director at Centre For London, the capital's dedicated think tank. He previously worked for the Greater London Authority as private secretary to the first London Mayor, Ken Livingstone.
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