Commenting on the news that post-Brexit London has lost its place as Europe’s largest share trading centre, Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London Luisa Porritt said: “It’s disgraceful that the Government is willingly undermining London’s position as a world-leading financial services hub. “You’d think
Green Party candidate for Mayor of London Sian Berry has pledged that she will launch a commission into the needs of trans and non-binary Londoners if elected, to create a trans rights action plan for London. The action plan will seek to remove the barriers
Responding to Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick’s announcement on cladding funding, Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London Luisa Porritt said: “It’s staggering the Government still doesn’t grasp the scale and seriousness of the cladding crisis, years on from the Grenfell disaster. “Today’s announcement is a
The government must ensure that any Carbon Tax that pushes up household gas prices does not punish poorer households and increase fuel poverty. A staggering 2.1 million families are already behind with their gas bills. On 4th January, the Times revealed government plans to increase
The decision to suspend Brexit checks on animal products and food items moving between Great Britain and Northern Ireland has laid bare that parts of the Brexit deal are unworkable and require change, says leading London accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg. Alex Altmann, a partner and
Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London Luisa Porritt has called on the Government to make apprenticeships work for London, after a survey of business revealed low-take up in the capital. The London Business 1000 survey, by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and London
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The latest figures from Morgan Mckinley’s Quarterly London Employment Monitor reveal that the City has weathered the worst of 2020’s difficult year. Brexit, the Pandemic, and a change in the U.S. President had all been predicted to inflict untold damage at the heart of the
Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London, Luisa Porritt, has called on mobile networks to provide children in need with free access to home-learning websites. In a letter to the CEOs of the UK’s four largest mobile network providers (EE, O2, Three and Vodafone), Porritt
Weston Homes and Columbia Threadneedle have now applied to the High Court asking for a Statutory Review under section 288 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 with the aim of getting Secretary of State Robert Jenrick’s refusal of Norwich’s £271 million Anglia Square