The Thameside West regeneration project also includes a seven-acre park, and planting 1,000 trees.

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Rough sleepers in England will be offered housing, in a move likened to the “Everyone In” initiative during the pandemic.

‘Minimum density expectations’ will also make it easier for developers to build upwards to tackle the housing crisis in the capital and other cities

Affordable housing starts in London more than tripled in the first quarter of the financial year, according to the latest figures from the Greater London Authority (GLA).

If successful, the festival would coincide with the 60th anniversary of London's first Pride march.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced funding to ensure the Government’s landmark Renters’ Rights Act provides robust protection and improved conditions for the capital’s private renters.

The number of rough sleepers in London has fallen by 10% compared to last year, following the introduction of a Mayoral Rough Sleeping Action Plan.

Developer targets 1,500 homes in first stage of 5,000-home Royal Docks scheme

Tom Copley is in charge of tackling homelessness and building new homes in the capital. Jess McCabe sits down with the deputy London mayor to find out more.

The number of people sleeping rough in London fell 2% in 2025-26, official statistics show, as Sadiq Khan aims to end street homelessness by 2030.

The announcement was made during the mayor’s trade mission to Singapore and Japan