Latest Centre for London @SavantaComRes polling really exposing how the growing cost of living pressures are taking their toll on Londoners - covered by JonPrynn in today’s Standard News standard.co.uk/news/london/nu…

Our polling today reveals the affordability struggles Londoners are facing, but the benefits system is still failing to keep up with inflation and support people out of poverty. Read @hakandidthat's blog calling for urgent changes to the benefit cap: centreforlondon.org/blog/benefit-c…

Everyone deserves to feel safe in the city they live in. This morning Sophie Linden, Dr. Stephen Burrell, Rachel Williams & Judith Banjoko join us to discuss how London can cut the #WomensSafetyTax. Watch from 10am by clicking below: youtu.be/TRn16V0p1g4

After a nap, what are key take aways so far in London? 1/ Brutal night for the Tories. Possibly left with 4/32 councils - equalling lowest ever tally. Barnet loss most expected, Labour winning Wandsworth seen as a great night. Westminster going red one for Labour’s wildest dreams

Lutfur Rahman has done better than the last time he faced John Biggs - his lead has increased from 43.4% to 47% (first preferences) In 2014 Biggs won 88% of second preferences but this wasn't enough democracy.towerhamlets.gov.uk/mgElectionArea…

1/ Crossrail funding – a long thread 🧵: there’s much being written now on Elizabeth Line (EL) funding ahead of the opening next week, not all based on fact. It is complicated, involving central government funding and money from London.

We're pleased to announce the full panel for our #LondonLTNs event this Thursday from 11:00 includes: - Alan Benson - Andy Bland, EnterpriseUK - Nicolas Bosetti - Sarah Merrill - Mete Coban MBE - Denean. Join us by registering below: centreforlondon.org/event/london-l…

This morning we hosted an advisory group meeting featuring key London stakeholders to discuss our project on homelessness and temporary accommodation. The discussion featured important insights on the challenges London's vulnerable families face in getting the homes they need:

NEW: Our #LondonLTNs report is out today. It sets out how low-traffic neighbourhoods can fit into London’s long-term strategy to reduce private car use, and how complementary measures can boost their effectiveness. Read the full report: centreforlondon.org/publication/lo…

1/ Today, Centre for London launches our new report - Street Shift: The Future of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods. We reviewed the evidence on schemes introduced across London centreforlondon.org/publication/lo… #LondonLTNs

Do you live in Lambeth or Southwark? We're looking for people to take part in a focus group on 13th September. There's a £25 voucher for all participants. Find out more: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

New Report out today, in partnership with Impact on Urban Health & @B_I_Tweets The Active Last Mile: how can we boost out-of-home deliveries? By Millie Mitchell, Nicolas Bosetti & Claire Harding How helping more people pick up parcels can improve air quality: centreforlondon.org/publication/ac…

Run to the Omnibus Theatre to watch the wonderful "Live to Tell" Brian Mullin and dandelamotte 🇵🇸🍉 were incredible! It really narrows in on the monotony, exhaustion and frustration that comes from living with a chronic illness. And, of course, Madonna. Hilarious and beautiful.

Hi @AmirEden1993, we are running a focus group to hear Bankside residents’ views on business deliveries, air pollution and cargo bikes. What is the best way to invite you and share more info about it? The project is funded by Impact on Urban Health.

Funding campaign to help pay for emergency accommodation, medicine and medical care, and food and other basic necessities for SSA migrants who have been evicted or cannot leave their houses to get to work due to security concerns in #Tunisia gofundme.com/f/soutenez-les…

It is 7°cold tonight in #Tunis with a frosty breeze and as we were delivering food/basic necessities to migrants' houses we met numerous others out in the cold, just evicted, women carrying their babies, suitcases and other belongings and looking for temporary shelter

2023 cumule les extrêmes : - La plus longue sécheresse météorologique tous mois confondus : 32 jours du 21 janvier au 20 février. - La période de 26 jours la plus pluvieuse tous mois confondus : 215.4 mm du 18 octobre au 6 novembre. La période de 30 jours sera battue aussi.

I spoke to colleagues about London's progress on Vision Zero (reaching zero deaths and serious injuries resulting from road collisions by 2041). Check out the article in Momentum Connect, or have a listen of our podcast conversation on Vision Zero 👇

Momentum's placemaking experts Katie Mulkowsky and Marie Feuvrier set out how how inclusive design make our parks better for everyone. Take a stroll among our good practice, and tell us what you think?