Brockley Road safety scheme begins but more roads ask to join
Pavement widening at the Harefield Road / Coulgate Street junction has started, while residents from Shardeloes, Drakefell and Gellatly roads campaign to be included in the programme.
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More questions than answers about Castle Cinema Catford
Lewisham councillors Tauseef Anwar and Rudi Schmidt defect to Greens
Policy designed by us: it's time to reimagine Access to Work
Lewisham council and UCKG: survivor's complaint dismissed, but safeguarding concerns remain
'Environmental racism': council approves rubber crumb football pitch at Whitefoot Lane, Downham
Bromley denies investments in Israeli arms but campaigners call for disclosure
Housing
Is mid-rise housing the key to solving London's housing crisis?
The London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee advised that City Hall prioritise mid-rise housing to increase density across the capital and build more homes.
Can London survive future heatwaves without air con?
Long-term empty homes up by 30% in Bromley
Lewisham council votes down Green budget amendment at acrimonious meeting
Your Tribe's growth across Deptford: when is student accommodation too much?
Sun Wharf, Creekside - Lewisham approves 605 student beds amid concerns of overconcentration
City Hall launches new 'Vienna-style' social housing model
Climate
Can London survive future heatwaves without air con?
London homes are at unique risk of overheating - experts told the London Assembly that planning and building regulations need an overhaul.
Energy-efficient and flicker-free - Selce's new share offer is all about LEDs
London Plan will have dedicated data centre policy to address energy and water demands
'Sleep disruption virtually guaranteed' - London's New Towns will be blighted by aircraft noise
Will we lose Crossness nature reserve for the 'false promise' of CCS?
CCS comes to SE London: climate solution or fossil fuel scam?
Planned growth of data centres in London could undermine mayor’s net zero goals
Transport
SUV dangers: new road safety plans 'not anti-motorist, anti-death', says Sadiq Khan
31% of London's cars are now SUVs and they present a greater danger to pedestrians than other cars, children under nine are at the highest risk of death.
SUV proliferation in London: '77% more likely to kill a child'
Almost half of cyclists feel unsafe on London's roads
Is Catford Station Links project moving at last?
'Excellent news': Lewisham on brink of new agreement with Forest and Lime e-bike operators
Good news for EV owners - if you live in Greenwich, anyway
