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Two years since the EU referendum, what has changed for London? Nine months before the designated date for Brexit, but we still know little about transitional arrangements or our long-term relationships with our European neighbours.
A Conservative ‘mayor-in-waiting’ could raise the temperature of London politics Is the Conservative's decision to select their mayoral candidate early a good idea?
London needs a fairer piece of the fiscal pie London’s elected leaders – along with other regions – lack the powers their counterparts in other countries take for granted.
Comment Pieces
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Why electric vehicles are not the ultimate solution for London
12 June 2018
Intelligent Transport
Environment | Transport
Comment Piece
Changes in London aren’t always down to politics. Sometimes, they’re down to the ...
14 May 2018
City Metric
Environment | Transport
Comment Piece
Burgers flipped by robots? The future of restaurant working in London
20 April 2018
On London
Brexit | Employment
Comment Piece
After Brexit, robots could do the jobs done by EU migrants
13 April 2018
The Times Red Box
Brexit | Education | Employment
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The rise of the robots means skills are even more important
16 April 2018
Inside Housing
Brexit | Employment | Housing
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How Likely Is It That A Robot Will Take Over Your Job Right Here In London?
13 April 2018
Londonist
Education | Employment
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Want more houses, Mrs May? Then fund council planning properly
9 March 2018
The Guardian
Devolution | Housing | Transport
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If foreign workers stop coming to London, we risk watching the capital grind to a hal...
21 February 2018
City AM
Brexit | Employment
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Sadiq Khan needs more than just local views on London’s housing plans
12 February 2018
The Guardian
Housing