Is this a parody? Like DfE may single handedly be doing the most to destroy any public confidence in this policy.

Londoners are doing so much to reduce their emissions voluntarily - but they shouldn't be bounced into it by politicians like Sadiq Khan trying to ban everything, argues @CllrGeorgiou

Labour are taking billions of pounds of funding away from London's councils to fund council tax freezes in the North. For Londoners, this means cuts to council tax relief schemes and non-statutory services like park maintenance, street cleaning, CCTV, and road resurfacing.

Hundreds of private hire vehicle drivers are being left in limbo by TfL's failures - so the Mayor should be compensating the drivers for preventing them from earning a living, says @NeilGarratt

We’re delighted to welcome Cllr Sophie Dunbar to the Bromley Conservatives!🎉 Sophie has now left the Biggin Hill Independents and will stand as a Local Conservative candidate for Biggin Hill in the 2026 Local Elections.

The Deputy Mayor's job is to answer questions, not waffle - watch @Councillorsuzie forced to interrupt when the authorities try to run down the time on the clock 👇

Violence is taking place at TfL stations across the network, as @ThomasFTurrell shares harrowing stories from constituents. What is the Mayor doing to get a grip on this lawless crime wave?

Londoners elect borough authorities to make decisions on borough concerns, such as planning. Why can't Sadiq Khan respect that, @AndrewBoff asks him 👇

Crime is up, yet the black hole in the police budget is more than £200m. With increasing strains on the police budget - such as investigating grooming gangs - what has Sadiq Khan done to secure more funding for the Met, @Councillorsuzie asks

Serious allegations about the reliability of GLA housing data were made this week, @ShaunBaileyUK tells Sadiq Khan. Will the Mayor back an investigation into the claims?

"They've sunk the ship of this country in just a year!" @emmabest22 dismantles Sadiq Khan's claims that Labour are doing a good job for Britain 👇

The Mayor spent £83,000 on a jolly-up in Africa - perhaps he could have saved the taxpayer the trouble, says @CllrGeorgiou

There's no guaranteed money for the DLR announcement this morning, @NeilGarratt points out - is it possible the story just exists to distract from the other news today that Londoners are set to see their council tax rise by as much as 10%?

Extending the DLR to Thamesmead is a no brainer. The Government must back it in the budget next week. But to unlock the full potential of this, the line must go all the way to Belvedere - this unlocks housing, creates jobs and will transform connectivity in South-East London.

Police counters are being closed across London without the data to support their closure. @ThomasFTurrell makes a passionate speech about the need to save the counters in Bexley & Bromley

Met Police officers are being asked to use glitchy IT systems that have cost the taxpayer hundreds of millions of pounds - should the Mayor's Office have been more involved in the trying to make this system work and provide value for money, asks @NeilGarratt

We need ethnicity data if we are to talk properly and transparently about crimes like grooming gangs, @Councillorsuzie tells the panel at Police & Crime Committee

When the Mayor's team has to model the impact of Government taxes on London, they can't do it - but when they're asked to model the positive benefits of Sadiq Khan's schemes, they can. @CllrGeorgiou asks - why the hypocrisy in the economic forecasting?

Labour is cutting the funding Labour gets from the Shared Prosperity Fund. When pressed on this by @Councillorsuzie, the Mayor's team decided to blame Brexit 🤦

Sadiq Khan promised us that a Labour Government would be good for London. With the GLA now facing a £19m funding deficit, @NeilGarratt exposes how untrue the Mayor's promise was 👇