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London’s housing emergency: Perils of a Purley low-cost block
Within minutes the talk had turned to rats: rats in bin sheds, rats in drainpipes, rats scratching above ceilings and behind ...
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Josiah Mortimer: Cheese versus cake – a learning experience in Bermondsey
I wasn’t sure what to expect as I headed for Bermondsey Street and the home of the Wine and Spirit Education Trust (WSET), ...
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Central London air pollution spike ‘directly attributed’ to farmers’ tractor protest
Last week’s protest by farmers against changes to inheritance tax, involving tractors being driven into Westminster, produced ...
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Jack Brown: Khan’s fares hike does not betray a bust-up with the government over transport
Sadiq Khan and Transport for London have confirmed that some fares will rise by an average of 4.6 percent in 2025. From 2 ...
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London’s transport chiefs strike positive note about year ahead
London Assembly members were told at City Hall of a healthy operating surplus and major capital projects back on track ...
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Charles Wright: Sewage, swimming and supply – what next for the Thames and London’s water?
Thames Water is in a financial mess, but it’s also the focus of growing public concern – and anger – over its seemingly increasing inability to manage its day-to-day responsibilities, most notably by ...