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News London has published 7 stories involving Greater London Authority, from July 2026 to August 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Sadiq Khan told the Evening Standard he has seen no evidence that Andy Burnham is anti-London, amid broader debate about political sentiment toward the capital. The discussion follows claims that both left and right harbour negative perceptions of London, often based on rhetoric rather than data.
Greenwich Council, the Greater London Authority and Transport for London announced a joint plan on 3 August 2026 to regenerate Charlton Riverside. The scheme aims to deliver 8,000 homes and 1,000 jobs over two decades, though funding details remain undisclosed.
July 2024 marked the first month without recorded rainfall at Kew Gardens since 1871, confirmed by Met Office data. Surbiton’s Hogsmill gauge also registered zero precipitation. The dry spell highlights London’s unpreparedness for prolonged droughts, with implications for water management and urban planning.
Andy Burnham will this week outline plans to give London and other English cities a share of income tax revenue, a move praised by Sadiq Khan. The Greater London Authority currently relies on Whitehall for over three-quarters of its £23.9bn budget.

London MPs have voiced strong opposition to proposed reforms in the Health Bill that would remove local authority nominees from NHS Integrated Care Boards, replacing them with representatives chosen by the Mayor of London. Critics argue this move undermines democratic accountability and health-social care integration.
Westminster City Council must close a £160 million budget gap after the UK government cut its funding by almost half over four years. A public survey runs until 30 September 2026 to guide spending cuts and council tax increases, which could triple bills for Band D properties.

Led By Donkeys has received £27,216 in compensation after a massive protest banner was destroyed. The banner, which featured a message regarding the situation in Gaza, was seized by Greater London Authority officials in Parliament Square in December 2024 and subsequently disposed of by Veolia.
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