Plans for a proposed walking and cycling crossing across the Thames between Rotherhithe and Canary Wharf have been welcomed by Londoners, TfL confirmed today. Ninety-three per cent of the 6,094 public responses received in the recent consultation supported the creation of a new crossing, which
Sadiq Khan last week said more needs to be done to get women into senior roles to address the pay gap between men and women in the capital. The Mayor of London’s comments came as he published the latest gender pay details in the Greater London Authority
Transport for London (TfL) is advising Docklands Light Railway (DLR) customers to check the TfL website for the latest information about planned strike action by the RMT union, which would affect services on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 March 2018. The strike has been called
His Royal Highness (HRH) The Duke of Gloucester will arrive in Malawi on 12th March – Commonwealth Day – to shine a spotlight on the progress the UK and Malawi are making together in fighting local and global challenges. His Royal Highness will meet several
Chorus Intelligence today announced that its data cleansing and analytics software now falls under a commercial collaboration with the Police ICT Company ensuring that police forces will have access to the latest intelligence technology when conducting investigations. The Police ICT Company was established to create
Crucial gains for disability rights secured by the business community must not be reversed post-Brexit due to a lack of planning and preparation, Business Disability Forum has warned. According to a survey of 1611 people (including 140 business-owners) run by Business Disability Forum with YouGov
Set up to champion apprenticeships and diversity amongst employers, BT, Shropshire Council, Nottingham City Homes, the Royal Air Force, Walsall Council, Vets4Pets, My KindaFuture, Colas Rail, Christeyns and Bombardier have all recently joined the network. These employers have all committed to encourage more people from
Camden, alongside the majority of London, exceeds legal limits for Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2). Camden currently meets legal limits for Particulate Matter (PM). However, there is not considered to be a safe limit for this form of pollution. Air pollution is associated with a number of
The Council is encouraging local people to have their say on the Mayor of London’s new draft London Plan. The consultation has been organised by City Hall and runs until 2 March. As Jules Pipe, London Deputy Mayor for Planning, himself made clear when he
UK organisations are suffering from a digital skills gap at every level and Brexit will further reduce Britain’s access to tech talent according to a new survey by graduate IT training and services provider Sparta Global. The survey was completed by 88 leading technology professionals