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LDN Weekly – Issue 225 – 22 June 2022 - Long Hot Summer
LONG HOT SUMMER
“Change never stops, especially in a city as large and multi-faceted as London. On the people front several well-known and well-respected leaders have announced they are stepping down."
LDN Weekly – Issue 224 – 15 June 2022 - Five Years On
FIVE YEARS ON
Each LDN story this week seems to contradict the next. Londoners are feeling the pinch when it comes to the cost of living – 43% are either struggling to make ends meet or ‘just about managing’ – but the capital remains at the forefront of global investment and innovation.
LDN Weekly – Issue 221 – 18 May 2022 - LURB and Other Drugs
LURB AND OTHER DRUGS
"I’m no expert but the economic outlook seems, well, not good."
LDN Weekly – Issue 220 – 11 May 2022 - Win Some, Lose Some
WIN SOME, LOSE SOME
"Are you ready for my hot take on the outcome of the local elections?"
LDN Local Election Results Day Special Edition – 6 May 2022 - A Town Painted Red(dish)?
A TOWN PAINTED RED(DISH)?
Labour win Barnet, Wandsworth and, in the big surprise of the night, Westminster.
LDN Weekly – Issue 219 – 4 May 2022 - Election Eve
ELECTION EVE
The leaders of the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Green Party have all set out their London stalls through the pages of the Evening Standard in recent days.
LDN Weekly – Issue 218 – 27 April 2022 - Labour Leading
LABOUR LEADING
London goes to the polls in just over a week, bringing LCA’s intense ‘pre-election’ activity to a close.
LDN Weekly – Issue 217 – 20 April 2022 - Party over?
PARTY OVER?
"Back in 2006 Labour had a night to forget in the local elections. Their share of the vote across the capital collapsed to below 28% and they lost control of eight boroughs."