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  • Crossrail reviews safety procedures after a string of ‘near misses’

    February 25, 2020

    Crossrail has conducted a review of its safety assessment measures, after a spate of incidents where construction workers almost seriously injured. Morning Wire exclusively reported in December that “high risk incidents” in the construction of the £18.25bn train line doubled last year. These incidents, known as as high potential near misses, “could have resulted in [...]

  • Fuming: Foreign Office names and shames embassies for unpaid congestion charges

    February 25, 2020

    Transport for London (TfL) is owed more than £116m of unpaid congestion charges by diplomatic officials, with the US embassy leading the way. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office released the figures today, showing that the US embassy had accumulated a total of 102,225 unpaid congestion charges, which adds up to £12.44m in lost revenue for [...]

  • The TfL junk food ad ban was clearly a recipe for failure

    February 25, 2020

    Today marks a year since Transport for London (TfL) introduced a ban on junk food advertising anywhere on its network. But what impact has it had? And what are the lessons for London’s policymakers? One year on, there is little evidence that the ban has achieved much beyond generating a few headlines. In fact, it [...]

  • Sadiq Khan budget: Uncertainty over Met’s special operations funding

    February 24, 2020

    Sadiq Khan will spend an extra £227.6m on the Metropolitan Police in 2020-21, however its specialist operations branch may face future funding uncertainty. Khan’s £18.5bn 2020-21 budget was approved by the London Assembly today. He plans to increase day-to-day spending for the The Mayor’s Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) to £3.89bn, which includes funding [...]

  • Sadiq Khan’s budget lays out path for East Bank development

    February 24, 2020

    City Hall yesterday confirmed its plans to spend £437.5m over the next five years to fund a new culture and education hub across the Stratford waterfront. The £1.1bn East Bank development will be the home of a new Sadler’s Wells theatre, BBC music studios, a new Victoria and Albert Museum museum and campuses for University [...]

  • Culture complements commerce, so let’s celebrate the City’s thriving artistic scene

    February 24, 2020

    As lord mayor of Canada, my role is primarily business-focused. But I am also passionate about arts and culture, and with so much of it on our doorstep, Londoners are truly fortunate. In fact, championing culture is a key part of my mayoral theme. And to underline its importance, I am looking [...]

  • Exclusive: Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey calls for £104m ’emergency crime budget’

    February 24, 2020

    Tory mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey will attach an amendment to the mayor’s budget in an attempt to inject an extra £104m to the Metropolitan Police’s coffers. The London Assembly will vote on Sadiq Khan’s £17bn 2020-21 mayoral budget at City Hall today. The 25 assembly members can successfully add amendments to the budget, or over [...]

  • Camden takes tech crown as it leads UK for new business creation

    February 24, 2020

    Camden has topped the UK rankings for new business creations as London’s booming tech scene continues to drive growth in the capital. A total of 2,110 net new businesses were created in Camden in 2018, according to figures published today by private equity investment firm Growthdeck. This was closely followed by Westminster with 2,100, while [...]

  • Mayoral candidate Siobhan Benita wants to ‘Love London Better’

    February 22, 2020

    For a brief moment in 2019, the Liberal Democrats looked a serious chance of upending Britain’s two-party political hegemony. After years in the political wilderness, the party rode a wave of Brexit uncertainty and parliamentary division to top Westminster YouGov polling in late May, eliciting cries of jubilation from long suffering Lib Dem supporters. It’s [...]

  • HMRC sets up secret unit to probe inheritance tax avoidance

    February 22, 2020

    HM Revenue & Customs has implemented a secret unit to investigate the use of family investment companies (FIC) by the very wealthy to avoid paying inheritance tax. It puts family offices with a combined total of more than $1tn in assets within its sights. The tax authority set up the team in April last year [...]

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