Norton Folgate scheme to go ahead following High Court battle
Campaigners’ hopes dashed as judge rules that Boris Johnson’s decision to ‘call in’ the planning application was lawful
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Friend of murdered Bengali factory worker remembers protests sparked by killing
Read MoreSpitalfields café owner despairs at £100 penalty for leaving bay tree on pavement
‘The whole thing seems absurd,’ says Danni Orsi, whose plant was also confiscated by Tower Hamlets Council
Read MoreGovernment’s Right to Buy policy to cost Tower Hamlets over £20m a year
Local authorities are concerned they will bear the brunt of funding the government’s controversial policy
Read MoreCounting East London’s eels as they ebb from the River Lea
Once omnipresent in culture and waterways, efforts are now under way to tally – and save – the area’s dwindling eel population
Read MoreBishopsgate Goodsyard top of new Mayor’s planning agenda
Sadiq Khan has a golden chance to rework the controversial Bishopsgate Goodsyard scheme, in a test case for the newly-elected London mayor
Read MoreBoris Johnson approves major Isle of Dogs schemes days before leaving office
Alpha Square and Westferry Printworks given green light by London mayor’s office despite local criticism
Read MoreFurious residents consider legal action over Canary Wharf footpath closure
Up to 1,400 residents could be affected, doubling travel time to transit hub and redirecting pedestrians through ‘less safe’ routes
Read MoreRoyal London junior doctors join picket line in protest against new contract
Senior medics to cover emergency care as junior doctors warn government’s new contract will ‘put patients at huge risk’
Read MoreCouncil and London mayor face off over plans for Westferry Printworks
Scheme to build towers on site of former printworks rejected by council, but London mayor will have final decision over planning application
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