Dave Hill

The no-cars part of Camden High Street is like a set for a Wild West movie inspired by psilocybin. Dragons and giant footwear burst from walls above shopfronts. Pop art and tattooists vie for your attention with candy shops and Colonel Sanders, like some parodic, peak Haight-Asbury montage.

London government must strive to pass them

It is the latest step towards delivering public transport infrastructure for major development on both sides of the river in east London

Ten years on, it's time to stop pretending the capital is Britain's problem

The Vision Zero strategy numbers aren't going in the right direction. Plus rebuilding the West End and more

The line-up of the cross-party body that represents all of the capital's local authorities reflects the city's new political map

Any hopes Reform may have had of making gains in the postponed two-seat contest were resoundingly dashed

The likely next PM said in his speech that he wants London to remain "the world's greatest capital city" and hinted at new powers

The long-established local charity has responded to recent hostile media coverage of its work

The latest documentary podcast from The London Society explores ways of improving the north bank of the river where it flows past Parliament and the Embankment