London Assembly

15:00 3/3/2026 THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY London Growth Plan

#AssemblyEconomy will meet tomorrow, from 3pm, to scrutinise the one-year targets outlined in the ‘Inclusive Talent Strategy’ and ‘Backing our Businesses’ sections of the London Growth Plan. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

10:00 3/3/2026 THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY Q&A with the Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy

Tomorrow from 10am, #AssemblyEnvironment will question the Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy on London’s environmental priorities and progress. Find out more: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

James Small-Edwards AM Chair of the London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee “Londoners are not anti-development, they just want to be engaged early and see homes built that they find visually appealing. If we are to deliver 880,000 new homes over the next decade, we must close the gap between what Londoners want and what is getting built. Embedding popular design principles and meaningful early engagement will be essential to maintaining public confidence and delivering the homes our city needs.”

#AssemblyPlanning has written to the Mayor of London warning of a growing disconnect between what Londoners want to see built in their communities and the developments that are actually being delivered. Read the letter in full: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

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This afternoon, #AssemblyHealth has heard evidence from school representatives as part of its rapporteurship into enabling community use of school sports facilities to support exercise and reduce health inequalities for young people. Find out more: www.london.gov.uk/rapporteursh...

COMING UP NEXT WEEK Wednesday 4 March Credit Unions - Publication Economy, Skills and Culture Committee Monday 2 March Designing homes for Londoners - Publication Planning and Regeneration Committee Friday 6 March The declining number of children in London report - Publication Economy, Skills and Culture Committee Tuesday 3 March Q&A with Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy Environment Committee Tuesday 3 March London Growth Plan Economy, Skills and Culture Committee Wednesday 4 March Violence and abuse against health workers Health Committee Thursday 5 March Plenary All Assembly Meeting

Find out more about what’s coming up next week at the London Assembly: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Gareth Roberts AM "Today the London Assembly came together across all parties to demand the Mayor acts urgently to save police front counters from closing their doors this Saturday. The ball is now in the Mayor's court."

MOTION AGREED: The London Assembly has asked the Mayor to intervene to halt all planned permanent closures of police station front counters scheduled from 28 February. 2026. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Susan Hall AM "I am grateful to the Assembly for supporting my motion calling for an Exploitation Board to tackling grooming gangs in the capital. As the Met Police finish their reinvestigation of 9,000 historic grooming cases, we must put in place the means by which authorities can tackle and prevent future abuses. We owe it to the victims and survivors."

MOTION AGREED: The London Assembly has called for the formation of an Exploitation Board, run by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC) to tackle grooming gangs.
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Emma Best AM ‘The Cyber Helpline provides a vital service to Londoners for such little cost, and as such I am pleased that the London Assembly has supported my motion calling on the Mayor to ensure this service survives. Simple harm prevention is available to us through services like the Cyber Helpline and we must ensure they continue to serve Londoners.’

The London Assembly has today called on the Mayor to allocate additional funding to secure the future of the Cyber Helpline. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

In its 25th Anniversary year, the London Assembly is looking for a videographer who can: work with colleagues and elected politicians produce great content under pressure film site visits and events generate ideas with the Assembly Comms team Digital Video Producer Wanted!

Could you be the London Assembly Digital Video Producer? Take a look at the criteria and apply here: www.london.gov.uk/digital-vide...

This morning’s Mayor’s Question Time - #MQT – is not to be missed. The London Assembly will vote on whether to approve the Mayor of London’s 2026-27 budget. Watch live or later: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

The deadline has been extended for the 2026 London Youth Achievement Awards. Get your nominations in now! Find out more: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Reminder! #AssemblyBudget will question the Mayor of London this afternoon on his final 2026-27 budget plans, before they are considered for approval at Mayor’s Question Time tomorrow. Watch live or later: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Mayor’s Question Time: The Mayor’s 2026-27 Budget 10:00 26/2/2026 THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY

Will the London Assembly approve the Mayor’s 2026-27 budget? Find out more about Mayor’s Question Time tomorrow - #MQT: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Marina Ahmad AM Chair of the London Assembly Police and Crime Committee ‘Following the Charing Cross Police Station Panorama, the Met Commissioner stated that the Met is “relentlessly arresting and sacking officers and staff” and “now probing deeper into the corrupt networks and cliques” that the Met’s “actions have driven underground”. Join us from 10am as we ask the Met about its work to address officer misconduct.’

Don’t miss out this morning. From 10am, #AssemblyPolice will question the Met on the actions taken to address officer misconduct. webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Watch ITV London News from 6pm tonight to see #AssemblyTransport Chair, Elly Baker AM, discuss today’s Committee meeting on the scale and impact of violent and abusive incidents directed at public facing transport workers in London.

The Mayor’s Final Consolidated 2026-27 Budget 14:00 25/2/2026 THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY

Tomorrow, #AssemblyBudget will question the Mayor of London on his final 2026-27 budget plans, before they are considered by the London Assembly for approval at Mayor’s Question Time. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Officer misconduct at the Met 10:00 25/2/2026 THE CHAMBER, CITY HALL, KAMAL CHUNCHIE WAY

Tomorrow from 10am, #AssemblyPolice will meet to question the Met on the actions taken to address officer misconduct. Find out more: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Tune in to the #AssemblyTransport meeting on the scale and impact of violent and abusive incidents directed at public facing transport workers in London from 10am this morning: webcasts.london.gov.uk/Assembly

Tomorrow from 10am, #AssemblyTransport will examine the scale and impact of violent and abusive incidents directed at public facing transport workers in London. Find out more: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Wednesday 25 February Q&A with Deputy Mayor & the Met Police and Crime Committee Tuesday 24 February Assaults on transport workers Transport Committee Wednesday 25 February 2026-27 Final Draft Consolidated Budget Budget and Performance Committee Thursday 26 February Mayor’s Question Time All Assembly Meeting

Find out more about what’s coming up next week at the London Assembly: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

Calls for Evidence The London Assembly Housing Committee has launched a Call for Evidence on the implementation and monitoring of measures in the Renters’ Rights Act in London The London Assembly Planning and Regeneration Committee has a Call for Evidence on new Towns for London The GLA Oversight Committee has a Call for Evidence on Plenary ways of working

London Assembly Committees are hard at work investigating a variety of crucial topics in London. They want to hear about your knowledge and experience. Find out more about their work and how you can get involved here: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

#AssemblyEnvironment recently welcomed guests to its first ever #AssemblyEnvironmentForum at City Hall. With a busy day of talks and roundtables, the Committee took stock of what London’s environmental priorities should be going forward.

In its 25th Anniversary year, the London Assembly is looking for a videographer who can: work with colleagues and elected politicians produce great content under pressure film site visits and events generate ideas with the Assembly Comms team Digital Video Producer Wanted!

The London Assembly is looking for a Digital Video Producer! Think you have what it takes? More details here: www.london.gov.uk/digital-vide...

#AssemblyTransport Chair Elly Baker AM has responded to the news that Transport for London will introduce regulations for pedicabs in London. Read in full here: Assembly Transport Committee responds to TfL pedicab regulations | London City Hall

Neil Garratt AM Chairman of the London Assembly Budget and Performance Committee “The Committee would like to be clear on whether changes in deployment represent an increase in neighbourhood policing capacity from a reallocation of resources already working in the neighbourhood or from elsewhere in the MPS. "We therefore request greater clarity on the baseline position, and on how changes in deployment are defined and measured. "This would strengthen transparency and enable more effective scrutiny of progress on neighbourhood policing.”

The #AssemblyBudget letter to the Mayor ahead of his final consolidated budget, calls for him to clarify whether the 1,300 extra neighbourhood officers referenced in his election manifesto to be additional police officers and PCSOs or redeployed officers: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

(رَمَضَان مُبَارَك) Ramadan Mubarak

Ramadan Mubarak from the London Assembly to all observing Ramadan in London this year.

#AssemblyPolice Chair Marina Ahmad spoke to BBC London about the Committee’s report ‘Neighbourhood Policing: the experience of young Londoners’ to discuss its recommendations to help build trust and confidence between young people and the police in London. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

There are so many young people doing incredible things in and for London. Know of any that deserve recognition? Nominate an extraordinary young person for a #LondonYouthAchievementAward. Find out more here: www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...

In its 25th Anniversary year, the London Assembly is looking for a videographer who can: work with colleagues and elected politicians produce great content under pressure film site visits and events generate ideas with the Assembly Comms team Digital Video Producer Wanted!

Are you a skilled videographer capable of communicating and influencing with a stakeholder focus? Apply now: www.london.gov.uk/digital-vide...

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Today #AssemblyTransport launched the report: 'Accessibility & Inclusion in Transport Planning’. Committee Chair Elly Baker AM hosted the event, alongside other speakers from the Women’s Budget Group, Age UK London, and Inclusion London. www.london.gov.uk/who-we-are/w...