Judy Terry: The traffic lights explosion has made congestion worse
Controlled junctions have increased by 66 per cent since 2000,
Alex Williams: Trafford remains in safe Conservative hands
We now have a renewed mandate to be at the heart of the Northern Powerhouse.
Ravi Govindia, Nicholas True and Ray Puddifoot: Heathrow expansion – 250 miles from reality
Our residents remember the promise: “No ifs, no buts, no third runway at Heathrow”.
John Bald: A reading lesson from America
Phonics is not enough.
Shaun Bailey: Only a Conservative message for London can turn the capital blue
It is unacceptable that those in the wealthier boroughs are likely to live four years longer than those in the poorest ones.
Council by-election result from yesterday
Labour held a seat in Merton.
Ravi Govindia: Tooting has thrived with the Conservatives
The Conservative by-election candidate Dan Watkins is a local champion of the community.
The home ownership rate has stabilised – will it now rise?
Prices continue to rise but important reforms will help more to make their aspiration a reality.
Thomas Turrell: In London we should learn from Scotland and start winning again
Local autonomy is the recipe for a successful campaign.
Judy Terry: Councils should be transparent about the costs of asylum seekers
Housing is under great strain while the prohibition on asylum seekers working in the UK makes integration harder.
Daniel Moylan: The Conservatives need a strong London-wide network
It is a terrible indictment that practically no-one can name the chairman of London Conservatives. Is there such a person?
Stephen Greenhalgh: The Conservative campaign for London Mayor needed a clearer message
I still believe my pledge of cutting tube fares by three per cent annually was deliverable.
Victoria Borwick: Boris’ legacy 6) Building homes and tackling homelessness
He put housing at the centre of his second term, and leaves his successor a handsome head start on meeting the capital’s needs.
Councils divert anti-smoking funds into political lobbying
Vaping has left public health programmes increasingly ineffective.
Judy Terry: Planners need to give small builders a chance
A flexible approach to new homes is for local needs to be met.