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Councillors are confident their party will be in government – and in control of the LGA Until recently Labour has been beset by divisions so toxic that

In a letter seen by the AJ sent by the Secretary of State yesterday (31 August) to Kate Hoey, the former long-term MP for Vauxhall and now a Baroness in

Charity Waterloo Community Development Group (WCDG) and social enterprise Coin Street Community Builders want the communities secretary to use his

London mayor Sadiq Khan has chosen not to intervene in £400m plans to redevelop ITV’s former South Bank studios at 72 Upper Ground, despite the government

London mayor Sadiq Khan has appointed a roster of Design Advocates who will advise on the sustainability and inclusivity concerns of major developments.

It's that time of year again, when stuck-up TV presenters decide that they know best which are the 'best' and 'worst' places in Britain to live. And, according to a programme on Channel Four this Thursday, this year's top hell-hole is Hackney. Er, excuse me, but what the F*** do you know, Phil Spencer/Sofie Allsop?! You don't live here! In fact, you apparently think that the posher the town, the nicer it is to live in, and especially recommend Epsom and Horsham...

The Levelling Up Secretary is set to axe rules which make developers build “affordable” homes, in favour of a new levy for councils

Labour candidate Philip Glanville on his priorities for Hackney

Local voters get to choose councillors and a directly elected mayor when they go to the polls in May.

Acting on Khan’s behalf, deputy mayor for planning Jules Pipe said that he was ‘content to allow the local planning authority authority to determine the