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London Assembly@londonassembly· 28d

#AssemblyTransport has published its YouGov survey on Robocabs. Londoners are sceptical. @carolinerussell.bsky.social discussed the findings with LBC News this morning. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· 28d

Tomorrow is the final Mayor’s Question Time before summer. Assembly members will question the Mayor on: 🚆 Tube Noise ❔️ Changing your mind 📋️ Disability Action Plan 💭 Steps to address Londoners’ repeated ozone exposure ❌️ Failing Grade www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· 28d

10am this morning: #AssemblyPolice will question the Met over its response to grooming gangs, including its work on prevention, investigation, victim support, and progress on the review of 9,000 historical cases. webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

London Assembly@londonassembly· 28d

#AssemblyTransport has published a YouGov survey on Londoners’ stance on the introduction of Autonomous Vehicles on our streets. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· 29d

What’s causing so much fly-tipping in London? #AssemblyEnvironment will meet tomorrow to investigate fly-tipping and larger-scale illegal dumping in London. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· 29d

Don’t forget to tune into the #AssemblyTransport meeting today from 10am. The Committee will investigate progress on options for regulating robocabs. webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Transport
Committee
10:00
14/7/2026
THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY
Robocabs in London:
what is the role of TfL?

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 13

Recently, #AssemblyPolice heard that, following MOPAC's blocking of the Palantir contract, the Met would need to make ‘tough choices’. Chairman Susan Hall AM has written a letter requesting clarity over these tough choices and their potential impact: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Susan Hall AM
Chairman of the London Assembly
Police and Crime Committee
“The Committee was particularly keen to understand more about the procurement process and the tough policing choices that now need to be made as a result. We are therefore seeking clear assurances regarding the timely communication and sharing of information on the “tough choices” currently being developed by the Met.

The “tough choices” now under consideration could have serious implications for Londoners. As such, it is vital that the Met makes transparent to both MOPAC and the London Assembly the areas it has identified as being within scope for potential reductions or restructuring, to ensure appropriate oversight and accountability.

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 13

Recently #AssemblyTransport took a ride in a Wayve APV. Tomorrow from 10am, the Committee will explore TfL’s engagement with potential robocab operators in London and progress on devising options for regulating autonomous passenger vehicles. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 10

Krupesh Hirani AM recently launched an #AssemblyHealth rapporteurship report recommending the Government and Mayor provide sustained funding to help schools with sports facilities providing access for community use: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 10

Find out more about what’s coming up next week at the London Assembly: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 9

#AssemblyBudget is meeting soon to investigate delivery of housing through the GLA’s land and property company, and how the repayment of the £300m loan from the GLA is progressing. 10am, live or later: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Budget and Performance
Committee
10:00
9/7/2026
THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY
Is GLAP delivering for London?

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 8

#AssemblyHousing has published the Affordable Housing Monitor 2026-27 – compiled by our Research Unit - outlining the current picture of housing delivery and needs in London. Read it in full: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Lord Bailey of
Paddington AM
Chairman of the London Assembly
Housing Committee
"Affordable housing delivery is still falling far short of what London needs.”

"Even after targets were revised downwards, they were not met. That reflects the severe challenges facing housebuilding in London, but it also raises important questions about what must change if future programmes are to succeed.”

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 8

2pm today! #AssemblyPlanning will meet with experts and London Boroughs about the pros and cons of upwards extensions to help reduce London’s housing need. Tune in live or later: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Planning and Regeneration
Committee
14:00
8/7/2026
THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY
Building up – reducing London’s housing needs through roof extensions

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 8

Tomorrow from 10am, #AssemblyBudget will scrutinise the delivery of housing through the GLA’s land and property company, and progress on repayment of the £300m loan from the GLA. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 8

Don’t forget to tune into the #AssemblyOversight meeting on the progress of the Disability Action Plan and its deliverability. Watch live or later from 10am: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

GLA Oversight
Committee
10:00
8/7/2026
THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY
Disability Action Plan

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 7

What are the pros and cons of upwards extensions in planning? Could they reduce London’s housing need? #AssemblyPlanning will meet to speak with experts and London Boroughs to find out tomorrow. More here: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 7

The Chair of the London Assembly, Andrew Boff AM, laid a wreath at the 7/7 memorial today, on behalf of the whole Assembly.

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 7

Today, #AssemblyBudget wrote to the Mayor, calling on him to lobby the Government for sustained investment to support the delivery of productivity improvements across policing. Read the letter in full: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Neil Garratt AM
Chairman of the London Assembly
Budget and Performance Committee
“We are all acutely aware of the pressures facing the Met, and a number of ‘tough choices’ which have led to a reduction in visible policing on our streets.

“We also heard in our investigation how data from other police forces show that neighbourhood officers are spending on average 18% of their working time actually on patrol.

“Though these figures do not include London, they demonstrate how threadbare neighbourhood policing has become when funding is limited and inefficiency creeps in. They demonstrate the importance of the Met exploring new and more productive ways of working, freeing up officer time, and getting neighbourhood police back on the streets.”

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 7

Could the Mayor and GLA be doing more to combat empty homes in London? #AssemblyHousing finds out from 10am this morning. Watch live or later: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Housing
Committee
10:00
7/7/2026
THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY
The number of empty homes in London rose by 81 per cent between 2016-2025, from 58,096 in 2016 to 105,138 in 2025.

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 6

From 10am tomorrow, #AssemblyHousing will speak to guests to understand why the number of empty homes in London has increased, and what is being done to combat this: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 3

The Chair of #AssemblyEnvironment has set out concerns about unequal access to nature in London in a letter to the Mayor. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Gareth Roberts AM
Chair of the London Assembly
Environment Committee
“We seek clarity on how funding is being prioritised to improve equitable access to nature across London, including delivery of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy.

We also urge ambitious green space standards in the next London Plan and stronger TfL action to promote walking routes, so more people can benefit from everyday access to nature.”

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 3

Find out more about what’s coming up next week at the London Assembly: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Tuesday 7 July
Met financial pressure - Publication
Budget and Performance Committee

Tuesday 7 July
Empty Homes
Housing Committee

Wednesday 8 July
Affordable Housing Monitor - Publication
Housing Committee

Wednesday 8 July
Mayor’s Disability Action Plan
GLA Oversight Committee

Wednesday 8 July
Upwards extensions
Planning and Regeneration Committee

Thursday 9 July
GLA Land and Property (GLAP)
Budget and Performance Committee

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: This Assembly calls on the Mayor to lobby the Government to introduce an expiry limit or cap on CBT certification and prohibit the use of provisional licences (L plates) in London for commercial work. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: The Assembly wishes to thank the England football team for representing the best of our nation and capital city in the World Cup. We hope to see them replicate the success the women’s team has achieved and bring the trophy back to London. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: The London Assembly supports the continued use of Live Facial Recognition by the Metropolitan Police in London, if deployed lawfully and transparently. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: Trans people face significant discrimination and disadvantage in society and today the London Assembly has raised serious concerns about the revised Equality and Human Rights Commission’s Code of Practice. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: The London Assembly believes the London Borough of Havering should remain part of Greater London, to ensure it continues to benefit from and contribute to London-wide decision making and public services. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: Following the 10th anniversary of the horrific murder of Jo Cox on 16 June 2016, we call on the Mayor and the GLA family to continue supporting initiatives that promote respectful political discourse and community cohesion across London. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: The Assembly wants the Mayor of London to award the Commissioner's High Commendation to all the officers who apprehended the alleged Golders Green attacker. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

London Assembly@londonassembly· Jul 2

MOTION AGREED: Bus drivers face increasing pressures and difficult working conditions. The London Assembly would like the Mayor and TfL to formally recognise and support the principles of a London Bus Drivers’ Bill of Rights. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...