Councils powerless against developers?
The sprawling 53-acre Canada Water Masterplan was approved by the Mayor last week, giving British Land the go-ahead to press ...
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Creative solutions to London’s housing crisis
With housebuilding numbers in sharp decline, last week we saw the council embrace two creative solutions to London’s housing crisis. ...
What is going on at Canada Water leisure centre?
When the Canada Water Leisure Centre opened last year we questioned whether new members were really getting more for less ...
One policy U-turn after another and this latest one is getting weary for publicans facing a cocktail of tax
It is hard to keep track of the number of U-turns performed by the current government. The latest came last ...
U-turn needed to stop the u-turns
A junction on the border of Bermondsey and Rotherhithe where countless drivers perform u-turns every day has been a cause ...
‘Build baby build’ sends the wrong message
Last week we suggested that only cash, not regulations, would solve London's affordable housing crisis. And as we went to ...
Closing roads to cars without extra transport
Dulwich residents are calling on Transport for London to improve public transport in the area. They’re asking for the 201 ...
Marie Curie House demolition – could other tower blocks follow?
This week we reported that Marie Curie House in Camberwell - the sister block to Lakanal - faces imminent demolition ...
Will new Elephant town centre be gleaming or soulless?
Recently four more traders were locked out of their restaurants in the heart of Castle Square. Just metres away, Corsica ...
Are plans for sky garden on the Old Kent Road realistic?
There is little doubt that most people would agree that a sky garden is a more attractive prospect than the ...
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