Welcome, editors, to City Hall
IT was very nice of the London Assembly to invite news providers to come in and explain the pressures facing local journalism in the capital, yet within minutes of the [READ ON]
London Assembly
Met chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe wants electronic device to slow down car in front
OVER at City Hall this morning, Met Police chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe was asked what he would like to see introduced to make car chases safer. He answered by saying a [READ ON]
The City Hall playground: Boris’s favourite foe
BORIS Johnson told Andrew Dismore to ‘get stuffed’ at a London Assembly meeting a couple of months back. He has also taken to simply calling him [READ ON]
Boris, zero hours contracts and what Andrew Dismore had for breakfast
LAST week, London Mayor Boris Johnson hooked one of his Boris being Boris headlines after telling Camden’s man at the London Assembly, Andrew Dismore, to ‘get stuffed’ [READ ON]
Brian Coleman makes the front page
IF you were wondering what happened to that game of ‘Guess Who?’ set up by Camden and Barnet’s former Conservative London Assembly member Brian Coleman on [READ ON]
A bit of a cushy number
SO, what do the politicians elected to the London Assembly last week have ahead of them? New Labour man at City Hall Andrew Dismore – the former MP who unseated Tory Brian [READ ON]
Boris gets a coffee machine, some M&Ms and a Sno Wovel
THE gifts and hospitality register for London Assembly members is due for discussion and sign off at City Hall tomorrow. It goes back in part to the days when Boris Johnson [READ ON]
Brian Coleman vs ?
SO, who gets to follow in the footsteps of Lucy Anderson and Nicky Gavron in taking on the seemingly unbeatable love-him-hate-him-he-never-loses-an-election Brian Coleman for [READ ON]
They all laughed
IT was a curious old event with Boris Johnson and the London Assembly members last week at the Camden Centre, the panel was clipped up on the stage like a giant Blankety [READ ON]
London calling
JUST a few days of campaigning left and Nick Russell is currently in the thick of the Kentish Town council by-election for the Liberal Democrats. Even in the wake of the [READ ON]
Richard Osley 