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In 2018, the Mayor, London Councils, Public Health England, and NHS England signed up to the Fast-Track Cities Declaration to reach zero new HIV infections, zero HIV-related stigma and zero HIV-related deaths by 2030. Read the #AssemblyHealth report: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

Following the publication of the #AssemblyHealth report finding that HIV stigma remains a major issue in the capital, Terrence Higgins Trust has called the Committee’s publication a ‘call to action’ to end HIV stigma in London. Read the full report here: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

Today, #AssemblyPlanning wrote to the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan in response to the consultation on plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, including the proposal to set up a Mayoral Development Corporation in the area. Read the letter in full: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

Today #AssemblyPlanning published its report examining whether tall buildings being built in London are meeting Londoners’ housing needs. Find out more here: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

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

Tonight, City Hall is hosting the first ever London Youth Achievement Awards! London Assembly and London Youth Assembly members are attending the awards ceremony in City Hall to celebrate the wonderful contributions that young people in London have made to the capital.

Huge congratulations to Lamar Big Jackson for winning the Best Initiative Award for creating a safe space called “Bigs ChillOut” that allows boys aged 11-17 years a supportive system enabling them to thrive. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

The Community Safety Award goes to the Co-chair of Merton Youth Parliament, Isabella Tanner, for her leadership lobbying the Met to put on a workshop with young people. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

Gabriella Kathrine Brown is the winner of the Greener London Award for her tremendous efforts mobilising her local community to take part in environmental initiatives. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

J Grange has won the Inclusion and Diversity Award for his initiative Strength in Difference, which seeks to improve the understanding of those who are neurodivergent. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

Massive congratulations to the winner of the Outstanding Achievement Award, Maryjane Jenkins, who raised money for Cancer Research, despite her personal health challenges and academic responsibilities. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

The winner of the Young Carer Award is Anton Oduneye, who has been a leading voice and support in his community despite his personal challenges. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

Mohammed Asraf has won the Young Leader Award for his project ‘NO ONE LEFT HUNGRY’, tackling food poverty in the community. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

Congratulations go to Nandini Patel. She has won the Young Media Champion Award after successfully taking on the role of content creator, mentor, and community advocate about the art of Henna. #LondonYouthAchievementAwards

Thank you to everyone who attended the London Youth Achievement Awards Ceremony. Tonight, the London Assembly, in close collaboration with the London Youth Assembly, recognised and celebrated the valuable impact of young people in the capital. london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

This week, #AssemblyHealth published its report following an investigation into HIV in London. The report finds that HIV stigma remains a major issue in the capital. Read the full report in full here: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

This week, #AssemblyHealth published its report following an investigation into HIV in London. The report finds that HIV stigma remains a major issue in the capital. Read the full report in full here: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

In 2018, the Mayor, London Councils, Public Health England, and NHS England signed up to the Fast-Track Cities Declaration to reach zero new HIV infections, zero HIV-related stigma and zero HIV-related deaths by 2030. Read the #AssemblyHealth report: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…

The first ever Mayor of London and London Assembly Elections were held 25 years ago today. The London Assembly will hold its Annual Meeting to start its 25th Anniversary year with special guest speakers.

Tomorrow, the London Assembly will kick off its 25th Anniversary year with its Annual Meeting, where new Chairs and Committees will be confirmed for the 2025-26 term: london.gov.uk/who-we-are/wha…