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Green Party AMs said they ‘stand in solidarity with Palestine Action’, despite £7 million worth of damage caused to a military base. Following the group being prescribed as a terror organisation, @councillorsuzie has requested an urgent investigation and asked the AMs whether

This will not surprise regular readers but new figures from London Assembly confirm that Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan is woefully behind his affordable housing targets - only a quarter of the required number of starts with only one year left...

The imposed rent caps on housing associations is costing London up to £3bn in investment from those same associations as a result of their need to balance their costs, questioning by Andrew Boff reveals:

"The mayor’s spokeswoman has been approached for comment." Again. So the two big London Standard stories of the day, on bus safety and on housebuilding, find City Hall offering no comment on either. Khan suddenly very media shy?

Khan used to ask the Conservative Government for £4.9bn a year for affordable housing, but has gone very silent about that since Labour won the election. Shaun Bailey asks, how much of Labour's affordable housing funding should have gone to London?

Today Sadiq Khan refused to provide a pre-requested update on grooming gangs in London, despite @councillorsuzie pushing him to do so👇

William Barefoot Drive Police Base has been saved - so Thomas Turrell AM took to the Chamber to ask the Mayor whether the police stationed there can support neighbourhood policing in Bromley, on the base's border:

So the new Piccadilly Line trains have a fundamental problem, we're told - but Khan can't tell us what that problem is! Cllr. Keith Prince A.M. investigates 👇

Crime in Labour-run Enfield is up double digits - more than 100% for some offences. Cllr Alessandro Georgiou AM asks Sadiq Khan: which of these crime waves is he most proud of?

Labour's jobs tax is hammering the hospitality industry especially, says Neil Garratt AM - when will Khan lobby his Government to take the pressure off businesses?

Fantastic session in Bromley Common and Holwood this morning supporting our fantastic Conservatives candidate Ian F Payne. Great support on the doorstep and huge thanks to Gareth Bacon MP Thomas Turrell AM and Susan Hall AM for their support. Vote for Ian on 24th July!

From Emma Best AM: If people don’t trust you to report their missed bin collection, they aren’t going to trust you to run the economy. conservativehome.com/2025/07/14/emm…

It was great to get out to Wanstead today with Andrew Boff and Mel Stride to visit Kay Patel, a small business owner, and hear about the challenges he faces with shoplifting and the Government's tax hikes. The Labour Government and Mayor must do more to support small businesses!

Last week, when questioned by Cllr Alessandro Georgiou AM, the Mayor REFUSED to rule out building on Green Park, Hyde Park, and more. It's clear that none of London's precious green spaces are safe under Sadiq Khan.

In Greenwich & Wandsworth, Labour are clamping down on outdoor dining spaces. Emma Best AM & Andrew Boff press the Mayor on what he's doing to support these businesses 👇

When you elect LGBT+ Conservatives, they fight for London’s hospitality, its businesses and against Labour’s anti-fun policies. Great here from City Hall Conservatives patrons Emma Best AM and Andrew Boff - who have spent years pushing Khan into action of his own Labour councils . #LabourHatesFun

As the Mayor of London tours Africa, Mel Stride and Andrew Boff were on the ground in East London today hearing directly from a small family business who says he feels abandoned by City Hall and let down by Labour’s tax-hiking government. City Hall Conservatives

All Cllr. Keith Prince A.M. wanted an answer to was whether Labour's plans to relocate £700m from London councils to the rest of the country would impact non-statutory services, like serving parks & green spaces. Unfortunately, Labour wouldn't let the panel answer...

London's parks face a variety of issues, as Thomas Turrell AM finds out when asking the panel:

New trees are great for local biodiversity - but if the council doesn't have plans to maintain them, then of course they'll die. Cllr. Keith Prince A.M. shares his concerns with the panel: