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The bus drivers are taking industrial action over employer Arriva’s failure to keep their cabs cool during the summer heatwaves

A Unite flag outside Arriva’s bus depot in Edmonton

More than 1,500 bus drivers across North London and Essex will resume their industrial action this week after members rejected an offer from their employer.

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Despite new regulations many disabled tenants continue to feel unsafe reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

Campaigner Adam Gabsi and London Assembly member Hina Bokhari – (Credit: Kumail Jaffer/LDRS)

Disabled Londoners in high rise flats are still living in fear over their safety if a fire was to break out, a leading campaigner has sai...


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Between 8pm and 5am until Monday 24th August, the junction will be completely closed to traffic

The Bell pub, which sits on the junction

The junction of Forest Road, Wood Street and Fulbourne Road will be shut to traffic between 8pm and 5am until Monday 24th August due to road resurfacing works.

Between those times, the junction will b...


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The town hall will begin paying towards the salaries of eleven of the Met’s coroner officers from 2028, reports Sebastian Mann, Local Democracy Reporter

Certain Metropolitan Police officers will be funded by Waltham Forest Council in the future due to budget cuts.

The force is no longer able to fund coroner officers across London as it...


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Long-serving Conservative on London Assembly warns families are “leaving the capital en masse” thanks to current City Hall policies, reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter

London Assembly member Andrew Boff (LDRS image)

Developers are incentivised to build too many one and two-bedroom properties in London instead of the family-sized home...


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