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Parliament Square campers moved on... a few yards

12.09.11
A group of protesters and their tents were cleared from a pavement in Parliament Square, only for a number of them to set up camp yards away... more

GLA bond solves local funding crises

05.07.11
In the United States, local government raises a lot of the money it needs for public buildings and infrastructure by borrowing in the bond markets... more

Officials warn: 'Ban climbing on Trafalgar Square lions'

20.06.11
Climbing on the bronze Trafalgar Square lions should be banned, officials recommend... more

Boris Johnson's top civil servant 'sacks himself'

21.01.11
Boris Johnson's most senior civil servant effectively scrapped his own post and announced he would stand down from running City Hall... more

Boris Johnson faces probe over job for 'ex-lover'

29.11.10
Boris Johnson is facing an official probe into his appointment of his alleged ex-lover as an art consultant, it has emerged... more

Dim view of £140,000 bill for cleaning City Hall windows

01.11.10
Design of London Assembly’s City Hall building is costing taxpayers “a fortune” as the bill for window cleaning spirals to £140,000 a year... more

Leaving clocks on summer time worth £700m to London tourism

29.10.10
Capital's economy would be boosted by more than £700million a year if the clocks were not turned back in winter, a new study has found... more

Oona King: I’d help the low-paid get home loans as Mayor

14.09.10
Labour mayoral hopeful Oona King sets out plans to help low-paid Londoners on to the property ladder... more

£13,500 spent on ‘business lounge’ in City Hall cost-cutting revamp

22.06.10
Revamp of City Hall which was intended to save taxpayers’ money is under fire after it was revealed thousands of pounds has been spent on furniture and carpet for a new staff area... more

Farce in court as peace camp protesters delay eviction move

04.06.10
Boris Johnson's plans for the speedy removal of the 'Democracy Camp' are set to take far longer than planned... more

Protesters vow to fight Boris Johnson's bid to shut down ‘democracy camp’

26.05.10
The protesters occupying Parliament Square could remain in their camp opposite the Commons for weeks as they fight a legal battle with Boris Johnson... more

City Hall is London’s new film star - with Harry Potter and Co in tow

13.05.10
City Hall has become a movie star — and is proving a moneyspinner for the Greater London Authority during the economic crisis... more

Regent's Park may host 20,000 football fans to watch World Cup on giant screen

01.02.10
Regent’s Park could be packed with 20,000 football supporters if it becomes one of seven 'fan zones' during the World Cup this summer... more

Public buildings' green approach slashes fuel bills

02.12.09
Hospitals, colleges and councils could save taxpayers hundreds of millions of pounds on fuel bills under a climate change programme announced by Boris Johnson... more

Soaring cost of hawks to scare pigeons from Trafalgar Square

21.09.09
The cost of flying a hawk to scare pigeons away from Trafalgar Square has soared to almost £60,000 a year... more

Your chance to quiz Boris as he opens up City Hall

08.05.09
Boris Johnson will use tomorrow's annual State of London debate to reaffirm his pledge to open up City Hall to the public and put accountability at the heart of his reign... more

Boris offers mind coaching for City Hall staff made redundant

15.04.09
Boris Johnson is offering City Hall staff confidence-boosting classes as part of their redundancy packages... more

Boris faces down green lobby with environment team cuts

25.03.09
Boris Johnson has been criticised over plans to cut his environment and equalities departments... more

Developer defaults on City Hall mortgage

02.03.09
The developer that owns Boris Johnson's offices has defaulted on its mortgage, it was revealed... more

Boris: fares rises needed to fund TfL

28.01.09
Boris Johnson was forced to defend Tube and bus fare rises which could see Londoners pay an extra £300 a year... more

Queen riding on horse proposed as permanent statue for fourth plinth

07.08.08
A statue of the Queen on horseback could become a permanent feature of Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth... more

Comment: Why didn't Boris fight these payouts on principle?

04.08.08
There's a certain grim humour in the fact that one of the eight ex-advisers benefiting from today's £1.6 million taxpayer-funded windfall is John Duffy, Ken Livingstone's director of waste... more

Londoners to get 'more bang for their buck' with Mayor's £12m budget cut

22.07.08
Boris Johnson is to cut the City Hall budget by £12 million to help deliver on his pledge to give Londoners "more bang for their buck"... more

Boris Johnson under fire after Rise festival alters its message

17.06.08
Boris Johnson has been criticised by campaigners for dropping the central anti-racism message of the Rise music festival... more

Boris sets up full audit of City Hall finances

08.05.08
Boris Johnson announces plans to "clean up" City Hall by setting up a forensic audit group to investigate its finances and cut bureaucratic waste... more

Olympic torch relay cost £25,000 a mile to police

22.04.08
The cost of security for the Olympic torch relay through London was almost £750,000 - about £25,000 for every mile of the 31-mile event... more

City Hall staff helped Ken bid to rejoin Labour

11.04.08
Ken Livingstone's aides used taxpayer-funded resources to campaign for re-admission to the Labour Party, documents obtained by the Evening Standard reveal... more

Ken in line for £30,000 tax-free bonus

13.03.08
Ken Livingstone's £ 69,000 golden parachute should he lose the Mayoral elections has been boosted by the Chancellor who has decided that nearly half of it will be tax-free... more

'General' Jasper's torrid emails to 'sexy Kazzi'

04.03.08
Emails sent by Ken Livingstone's senior aide Lee Jasper to a board member of two groups which were given funds from the Mayor are revealed today... more

42 offices to get green makeover from Mayor

28.02.08
Plans to cut greenhouse gas emissions from public buildings in London by 25 per cent were launched today by Ken Livingstone.... more


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