The first batch of modular homes designed as accommodation for homeless Londoners has been assembled on a test site in Tower Hamlets.
The prototype units belong to the Pan-London Accommodation Collaborative Enterprise(PLACE), a not-for-profit company established by London boroughs with a mission to provide high-quality temporary accommodation for homeless families. The initiative is supported by £11 million of funding from the Mayor of London and represents the first collaboration between UK local authorities purchasing modular housing for this purpose.

Six million households face losing £1,000 in benefits next year unless Chancellor Rishi Sunak U-turns on Universal Credit.

The government is in danger of losing public support for its approach to local lockdowns without an urgent re-think of the policy.

New City Hall data has shown a substantial improvement in London’s air quality across the capital since 2016.

Three quarters of the British public want to see the government’s programme of mass testing run by the NHS and public health protection teams.

E-scooters have the potential to offer a low cost, accessible and environmentally friendly alternative to the private car, says report.

The Department of Transport needs to provide greater clarity on how it will measure success in improving bus services.

Lord O'Neill has expressed concern that a long-awaited plan to shake-up local government appeared to have been delayed again.