Local Democracy Reporter - Central London
Adrian Zorzut is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Central London. With a focus on local news and issues, Adrian covers a wide range of topics including homelessness, healthcare, housing, and community development. His work has been featured in various publications such as Cigalah Group, MyLondon, BBC News, Daily Mirror, and The Irish Sun, among others.
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The Government said local authorities like Transport for London will be given powers to regulate schemes like dockless e-bikes
By: Adrian Zorzut
The leader of a Central London council has thrown his support behind a Government plan to give Mayors and regional transport authorities the power to regulate e-bikes and e-scooters.
By: Adrian Zorzut, Lucy Skoulding
Westminster City Council has confirmed a £90m regeneration of Oxford Street in central London is no longer going ahead as it seeks to claw back funds it has already spent
By: Adrian Zorzut
The Groucho Club was shut in November by the Metropolitan Police following a 'serious criminal offence'
Angela, not her real name, said Octavia Housing brushed aside her claims for £7,000 she spent on clothes, bedding, a couch and chest of drawers because they considered it a private insurance claim
By: Adrian Zorzut
The mother of newborn baby claims her mouldy West London flat caused her son a seizure and she's been left in debt with payday lenders after shelling out £7,000 to replace possessions wrecked by the spread.
By: Adrian Zorzut
Westminster City Council said the money would go towards purchasing 232 properties, including some with residents already in them
By: Adrian Zorzut
A Central London council has approved an extra £139m in funds to buy temporary accommodation (TA). Westminster City Council said the money will go
By: Adrian Zorzut
The development in Ladbroke Grove had been given consent in April 2024 but had to be reassessed after a Local Plan was adopted
By: Adrian Zorzut
The Government plans to give Mayors and regional transport authorities the power to regulate e-bikes and e-scooters. The leader of
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