London Councils has announced the launch of its 2026-2030 Pan-London Grants Programme which will invest £25 million into voluntary organisations supporting Londoners facing homelessness and domestic ...

London Councils' 2026-2030 Pan-London Grants Programme will invest £25 million into voluntary organisations supporting Londoners facing homelessness and domestic or sexual abuse. New £25m Pan-London ...

Boroughs Can Help Ensure New Overnight Levy Is 'success For Londoners and Tourist Industry' Responding to the government's announcement on the introduction of overnight accommodation levies, Cllr ...

Boroughs are almost entirely reliant on council tax and central government funding streams, with very limited ability to shape their own financial destiny. Years of underfunding have undermined their ...

London Councils commissioned Ipsos to carry out a survey of around 1,000 London residents, asking about their perceptions of a range of different topics - including housing affordability, building new ...

London Councils is urging the government to ensure its Fair Funding Review 2.0 proposals distribute funding to local authorities fairly and efficiently on the basis of need. However, London Councils’ ...

New data published this week show London’s homelessness crisis continues to escalate, with boroughs now spending £5.5 million a day on homelessness in 2024-25 – up from £4.2 million a day in 2023-24.

Around 22,000 homes across the capital with poor insulation and high energy bills are set to benefit from over £230m of funding secured by London Councils, social housing providers and the Mayor of ...

New research estimates a £740 million temporary accommodation shortfall across London, equivalent to £202 per household The equivalent of 11% of the average household’s council tax bill is now spent ...

London boroughs have agreed to raise parking and traffic penalty charges for the first time since 2011. The new penalty charges and fees will come into effect from Monday 7 April 2025. Boroughs say ...

New analysis reveals London boroughs’ funding shortfall is £1 billion this year. Over four years (2025-26 to 2028-29) the cumulative budget gap for London local government is forecast to exceed £4bn ...