Met backtracks and says it is looking at Vote Leave
The Mayor has said that the Met Police are looking through 2,000 documents received as evidence against the two leave
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Old Tidemill plans should go back to the drawing board
This week, I visited the Old Tidemill Wildlife Garden and Reginald House in Deptford, to show support for campaigners who
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No-show homes: 33,000 London affordable homes lost in two years
Missed planning targets have led to a shortfall of more than 33,000 affordable homes across London in two years, according
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We must have a People’s Vote on Brexit
Brexit was always going to be bad for London. But now that it looks likely that the UK is going
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Loss of council homes in ‘regeneration’ speeds up under Mayor Khan
Thousands of social rented homes have been lost in the ‘regeneration’ of London’s council estates over the past 15 years,
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Cats matter – winning progress on scans for cats killed on the road
A new bill in Parliament adds to the movement for cats to be treated the same as dogs when they
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Young Londoners hit by summer youth service postcode lottery
My new data shows that funding for youth summer programmes has been cut by 17 per cent since 2013 and
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Policing by consent? Sharp rise in London borough-wide stop and search orders
Police are issuing record numbers of Section 60 orders that put residents in whole boroughs under blanket stop and search
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Let’s reduce reoffending – more young people in custody should get a second chance
Expanding the successful Divert scheme will mean that more young people in custody get a second chance in life and
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Watching the watchers – keeping up pressure on police over facial recognition trials
Yesterday I went to watch the watchers, as the police continued using facial recognition technology on unsuspecting Londoners at Westfield.
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A big win but too many loopholes for residents faced by estate demolition
The Mayor of London has at last published his final estate ballots policy. Many estate residents will now have the
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Examining the plight of women in the criminal justice system
On behalf of the Police and Crime Committee I launched a major report this week asking for more women offenders
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Thank you! Highgate votes Green again
Residents have re-elected me in Highgate but a fair voting system would see seven Greens representing people in Camden and
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Mayor quietly signs off funding for 34 estates, dodging new ballot rules
At Mayor’s Question Time this week, the Mayor gave me a firm promise not to sign off any new funding
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Youth service cuts reach £145 million since 2011 – are we turning a corner?
I have just published an updated 2018 report on my research into youth service cuts. This follows last year’s report
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