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London’s road user charging needs to be brought into digital age, says report
London needs a more sophisticated approach to road user charging which reflects true impact of individual vehicle journeys, says the Centre for London. -
City of London gives green light to 305m ‘Tulip’ tower
The application from Foster + Partners for the latest London skyscraper has been approved and would sit next door to the Gherkin. -
London looks set to get its first new embankment for 150 years
A new open space along the River Thames is due to open to the public by 2024 in honour of Victorian engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette. -
London Assembly call for unified rail strategy in bid to deliver world class network
Assembly members are leading calls for a single rail strategy to be drawn up, with TfL and Network working more closely together. -
Foster + Partners unveil plans for 305m tulip-shaped skyscraper in London
A 305m "Tulip" tower, standing next to the Gherkin, could be the latest addition to London's skyline by 2025. -
Plans for ‘Cheesegrater 2’ move a step closer as 56-storey skyscraper gets approved
City of London’s planning committee has given the green light for a 263m skyscraper which would become London's third tallest building. -
Sadiq Khan calls for more powers to make London world’s greenest city
The mayor of London is requesting more powers from central government to try ensure London is zero-carbon by 2050. -
Mayor of London reveals his transport plans for the next 25 years
Sadiq Khan has revealed his revised transport strategy for the next 25 years in the capital following the draft last year. -
Boris Johnson to be grilled by committee over failed Garden Bridge project
The former London mayor will appear at City Hall on 1 March to give a "full and complete account" on why the project failed. -
Improved London Infrastructure Mapping Application launched
A free online tool that displays infrastructure and development data from a range of sources has been launched for London.