(Monthly cartoon from our regular excellent contributor Martin Rowson)   With Christmas fast approaching, we bring you the final issue of LDN – London in Short for 2016, packed with topical news best read with mince pie in hand. We assess the...

No alarms and no surprises in this Autumn Statement. A wise choice perhaps at the end of a year that has had a few too many. We knew that London, native habitat of the Metropolitan Elite (whatever that means), wouldn’t be a major beneficiary of this...

(Monthly cartoon from our regular excellent contributor Martin Rowson) IN YOUR NOVEMBER ISSUE OF LDN - LONDON IN SHORT... The West Ham stadium inquiry claimed its first scalp just hours after the review into the costs of the stadium conversion was announced....

Working in partnership with London Councils, LCA has produced the latest version of the London Political Map – updated following the May 2016 London Mayoral and Assembly Election. The maps features all 32 London boroughs and the City of London on...

Few things herald the return of Autumn quite like party leaders pitching policies into echoey conference halls and it is this seasonal highlight which forms the focus of our special feature in our October issue of LDN – London in Short. We take a...

The Summer is almost over and we are delighted to be back with the latest issue of LDN - London in short. Whilst usually a more quiet period, we have just lived through the craziest time in politics any of us can remember.  Since our last edition before...

With the EU referendum vote today (Thursday 23 June), read an article from our most recent 'LDN, London in short' on how the 'Vote to Remain' has united politicians of all Parties. The Mayor of London and the Prime Minister put the acrimony of the Mayoral election...

We are delighted to announce that at the IBP Communications Awards, LCA walked away with not one, but two prestigious awards. Last night at St Martin’s Hall and Light Well, London Communications Agency was voted as the Best PR Consultancy Team, and...

9 March 2016 marked the publication of “Sadiq Khan for London” – subtitled “A Manifesto for all Londoners”.  This 80 page document – containing over 200 pledges across nine policy areas as well as a number of ideas for new bodies and posts...

Labour returns to City Hall this week holding both the Mayoralty and as the lead party on the Assembly – the first time one party has controlled both since 2008. Of the 25 seats on the Assembly, Labour hold 12, the same as in 2012. Labour gained...

Sadiq Khan has been elected as Mayor of London with a comprehensive 57%-43% victory over Conservative Zac Goldsmith after second preference votes. He also returned the biggest ever first preference vote (1,148,716) for a mayoral candidate against the...

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