• Publication date: 21/10/14

London Assembly Members will tomorrow question Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.

• Publication date: 20/10/14

Londoners are being robbed of millions of pounds a year through bank, credit card and other online frauds.

• Publication date: 20/10/14

TfL spent £73 million of its £111 cycling million budget.

• Publication date: 17/10/14

Check out which committees are meeting and what they're discussing.

• Publication date: 15/10/14

Are there enough sites in the capital for Gypsy and Traveller communities.

• Publication date: 15/10/14

The London Assembly Health Committee's initial response the London Health Commission Report

• Publication date: 15/10/14

London is lagging behind other regions in England when it comes to the number of apprenticeships.

• Publication date: 13/10/14

The Transport Committee looks at how the Mayor's Infrastructure Plan will ensure London’s demands are met

• Publication date: 13/10/14

It is predicted that by 2050 the demand for public transport will rise by 50 per cent. How will London cope?

• Publication date: 13/10/14

The Budget & Performance Committee will tomorrow examine the success of the London Overground rail network.

• Publication date: 10/10/14

A summary of whats coming up next week at the London Assembly

• Publication date: 08/10/14

Are we ready for anything and everything?

• Publication date: 08/10/14

The Police & Crime committee will be questioning the Mayor on various topics

• Publication date: 06/10/14

The London Assembly's annual report ‘The Voice for London’ highlights the work of the Assembly over the past 12 months.

• Publication date: 03/10/14

A summary of whats coming up next week at the London Assembly

• Publication date: 02/10/14

New figures from Transport for London have confirmed that Boris Buses are using almost twice as much fuel on some routes

• Publication date: 01/10/14

The London Assembly Health Committee is reviewing access to health services for d/Deaf[1] people in London.

• Publication date: 17/09/14

London needs to create 133,000 more primary and secondary school places by 2018

• Publication date: 16/09/14

London Assembly Members will tomorrow question Mayor of London, Boris Johnson.

• Publication date: 16/09/14

In 2006, London was the worst performing region at both primary and secondary levels but now it is the very best.