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Lewis Baston: Labour’s Wandsworth by-election win restores fragile balance of power

The Conservatives lost control of Wandsworth last Thursday after having a slim majority of councillors for just over a month. That had occurred because in July a Labour councillor for Trinity ward resigned, meaning the council was technically no longer under No Overall Control…

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Charles Wright: Will Heathrow expansion happen?

The Prime Minister’s suggestion that Heathrow airport’s expansion is “primarily a matter for London and Londoners” has put a serious question mark over the future of the £33 billion third runway project, just as its proponents were daring to hope that final consent for the…

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Dave Hill: Five facts London’s Conservatives need to face

The Conservatives have chosen their shortlist of three potential candidates to run for Mayor of London in 2028. They are Festus Akinbusoye, James Cleverly and Sara Gezdari. Over the weekend a “selection council” discarded Alex Challoner, the fourth person on the longlist.

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Julie Hamill: The three saviours of Plaza Camden

As recently reported, Camden Parkway’s former Odeon cinema is to get its last chance to shine as an entertainment hub, re-launched as the Plaza Camden thanks to a trio of cultural crusaders.

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