Duncan C
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Easing public transport pressures as Londoners return to work For Londoners to go back to work safely, they will have to travel. How can the city ease public transport pressures as lockdown loosens?
Blog Posts
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Why London should embrace e-scooters London, held back by a UK-wide ban, has been too slow to embrace e-scooters. Now there is an opportunity that Transport for London and the boroughs should seize.
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Could the pandemic revitalise the devolution debate? While ministers pronounce targets and exhort compliance, the public sector are making decisions and joining forces to respond to COVID19. Could the pandemic revitalise the devolution debate?
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London’s transport needs a radical rethink Our travel habits and patterns could change dramatically when the COVID-19 lockdown is lifted. To deal with these changes, London's transport system will need a radical re-think.
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London must pursue a ‘green’ coronavirus recovery The response to the virus, and the havoc it is wreaking on our economy, could mean the momentum will dissipate and lead to disastrous inaction on climate change. We can't let that happen.
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London’s further education sector needs strengthening to cope with recession With sharp rises in unemployment, London’s adult education and training offer must be ready to help.
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Give Londoners more space during lockdown We must look for more creative ways to give city dwellers more space, not less, during the lockdown.
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Why cities need space for seclusion and sociability Coronavirus restrictions are reminding many Londoners of how cramped their living conditions are.
CDC
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Government must support charities to help vulnerable Londoners London's community and voluntary sector needs more support to work through the coronavirus crisis.
Hennie
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Funding London’s transport in the aftermath of coronavirus As coronavirus sends Transport for London’s revenues plummeting, is it time to look for better ways to fund London’s transport system?
Wyn Griffiths
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Coronavirus will irreparably damage London’s creative heart without proper support for freelancers Without substantial relief for self-employed workers, London’s status as a creative capital is under threat.
Comment Pieces
Comment Piece
How London can ease public transport pressures as lockdown loosens
12 May 2020
On London
Coronavirus | Transport
Comment Piece
London must open up more space for Londoners
9 April 2020
On London
Coronavirus
Comment Piece
London no longer leads the spread of Covid-19. Why?
6 April 2020
On London
Coronavirus
Comment Piece
London residents are underpaying for parking permits
18 March 2020
The MJ
Local government | Planning | Transport
Comment Piece
London has its own productivity puzzle
5 March 2020
On London
Employment | Living standards
Comment Piece
London is the key to ‘levelling up’ the UK
26 February 2020
The Times Red Box
Cities & Nations | Devolution
Comment Piece
There is a way for London to move from car factory to car-free
22 February 2020
On London
Housing | Transport
Comment Piece
How can new development persuade cities to part with the private car?
21 February 2020
Intelligent Transport
Planning | Transport
Comment Piece
What housing and planning powers do London Mayors actually have?
9 January 2020
On London
Housing | Planning
Comment Piece
The running of London’s public spaces must be a priority for the city’s Mayors
24 November 2019
On London
Public realm
Comment Piece
There’s good news on housing in London at last (but with a sting in the tail)
20 November 2019
On London
Housing
Comment Piece
London mayoral election should put the green belt on the agenda
1 November 2019
Estates Gazette
Housing | Planning
Comment Piece
London’s on-street parking takes up as much space as 10 Hyde Parks
31 March 2020
City Metric
Local government | Planning | Public realm | Transport
Comment Piece
Is there an exodus of millennials from the capital?
14 October 2019
On London
Cities & Nations
Comment Piece
Parish pump politics can help London communities
25 September 2019
Evening Standard
Housing | Local government