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Where in London will government New Towns go? Two places are getting mentioned
Protecting Workers on the Track: An encounter and a dispute
News: Headphones on please, says Transport for London
Lewis Baston: Hounslow by-election hold gives Labour little to cheer about
Earls Court Special: The Story So Far
Talk About London: Places for London – TfL’s property company
Leading London Tory Susan Hall continues to endorse far-Right views online
City Hall hails new Silvertown Tunnel performance data
Culture
Julie Hamill: Bowie overshadowed
Something - or someone - is missing from the V&A collection in east London
Elin Morgan: Reviving London’s historic drinking fountains
With the ownership of water an issue for concerned debate, there is much to be learned from the pioneers of public provision
John Vane: Whiteleys revisited
It was one of London's first and most prestigious department stores and has a rather colourful history
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Jack Brown
Jack Brown is lecturer in London Studies at King’s College and author of The London Problem.
Julie Hamill
Julie Hamill is a novelist, author, Times Radio pundit, Dublin Castle DJ, former Adland party-crasher and much more. She comes from Airdrie, but she lives in Dollis Hill.
Lewis Baston
Lewis Baston is one of the country's foremost elections analysts who, as well as writing frequently for On London, contributes to the Guardian, Conservative Home and other titles. He is also an elections adviser for Channel 4 News.
Richard Brown
Richard Brown is a freelance writer and consultant who has worked for an array of major London organisations, including Centre for London, the Greater London Authority and the London Development Agency.
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