Susan Hall: Some urgent questions for the Mayor about the tube service

The reduced service Transport for London is providing is just not sufficient for essential workers to travel across the city safely.

Is the scaling back of services on London tube and buses doing more harm than good?

Closing 40 tube stations may give us a “nudge” to stay at home. But reducing the frequency of trains makes overcrowding worse.

Matthew Maxwell Scott: A tribute to Richard Tracey

One of the architects of the famous Tory victory in Wandsworth in 1978, he never stopped campaigning in the borough.

Shaun Bailey: Our communities are capable of greatness when we pull together

When problems appear too big, we talk ourselves out of making our contributions. But know this: even the littlest bit helps.

James Frayne: The challenges of the Coronavirus to working families outside the prosperous South East

What about the impact on domestic violence, with everyone stuck in their own homes? And on those with serious but non-life threatening health problems?

Richard Holden: How the Budget will help former Red Wall seats in the north – like the one I represent

The fact that Darlington station was explicitly addressed in his statement is a great sign of how swiftly the Chancellor has mastered the detail of his brief.

Ben Obese-Jecty: Victory in London means winning over ethnic minority voters

Promises regarding an inquiry into Islamophobia have come to nought and so we continue to find ourselves unable to respond to criticism with a clear name.

Shaun Bailey: I will put 40,000 police officers on the streets of London to make people safe

It would require some tough decisions to pay for it – decisions I am ready to take: cutting budgets on marketing, staff, and union reps.

Andrew Boff: Ending the prohibition of drugs is becoming a mainstream view

Legalise the mainstream ones, such as cannabis. Decriminalise the more harmful, but lesser used, ones such as heroin.

Robert Ward: Robust data is needed to defeat knife crime

We are left with a scattergun of projects, selected on old information, the best sales pitch, and political favouritism.

Garvan Walshe: The cost of Johnson’s Brexit will be paid by his new Red Wall voters

The election delivered Conservative MPs located precisely in the industrial areas that are vulnerable to the government’s own policy of divergence.

Peter Craske: Recycling is good for the environment – and good for taxpayers

In Bexley we don’t lecture people but take a practical approach. It saves millions of pounds a year.

A storm over Heathrow threatens. Will the Prime Minister set a course for ‘Boris Island’?

An estuary airport was touted as his big idea on flight capacity during his time as Mayor of London. There’s nobody to stop him now.

Interview. Bailey commits to reopening all 38 police stations that have closed under Khan.

“So there’s no doubt, we are the underdog. But the point is, the Mayor’s record is so terrible it’s allowed us an opportunity.”

Ed McGuinness: To be One Nation Conservatives means winning over Londoners too

Many of those who self-identify as being on the Left also back key Conservative policies.