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- Sadiq Khan continues to 'vehemently oppose' plans for Heathrow expansionby Kumail Jaffer - Local Democracy Reporter on 5 September 2026 at 17:22
The Mayor of London urged ministers to reject plans for a third runway, citing impacts on noise pollution, air quality, carbon emissions and the environment. The GMB union told MPs they expect the plans to bring thousands of 'well-paid, real-world wage jobs with pensions'.
- 'Profound consequences' - councils oppose Heathrow expansion plansby Charlotte Lillywhite on 5 September 2026 at 17:18
Council leaders condemned the draft policy, which they said made the assumption that expansion should proceed. They called on the government to properly consider alternatives, particularly a shift to rail.
- Drought scheme taking water from West Berks aquifers for use in Londonby Niki Hinman on 4 September 2026 at 17:38
Drought conditions this summer have prompted Thames Water to start operating a groundwater pumping scheme which brings water from West Berkshire into the River Thames.
- Lewisham launches 'rogue landlords taskforce' .. but a third of private rented homes still unlicencedby Mark Morris on 4 September 2026 at 17:14
The council announced the rogue landlords taskforce with a fanfare, but over 5,700 private rented properties are queuing to get on the landlords register and an estimated 3,000 have never applied.
- 'Driverless cars don't see disabled people as people' - campaigners raise safety and access concernsby Lucy Giles on 31 August 2026 at 13:37
Driverless taxi trials have been approved in London, but disabled people are raising concerns about safety and accessibility and say the tech is a diversion from the greater need to make public transport accessible.




