Report commissioned by London Councils and the Association of London Directors of Children’s Services details hardships faced by children and young people seeking asylum on their own in the capital.

Commenting on the launch of the government’s consultation on how funding is distributed among local authorities [1], London ...

Commenting on the Public Accounts Committee’s new report on council finances, London Councils agrees with its assessment of a ...

London’s boroughs continue to lead the way in tackling the climate crisis, achieving 57% in the latest Climate Scorecards ...

London Councils has unveiled three MPs as its new Parliamentary Vice-Presidents, strengthening links between the cross-party group and London parliamentarians. At London Councils’ recent annual ...

The £39bn boost for affordable housing announced at the Spending Review is a “potential gamechanger” for efforts to tackle ...

Cllr Grace Williams, London Councils’ Executive Member for Housing & Regeneration, said: “Our thoughts remain with the ...

Intrusive and retraumatising age assessments often triggered feelings of loss and separation from families. In some cases, these assessments also delayed asylum decisions, while children who were ...

London Councils forecasts that boroughs’ deficits for SEND provision will total £500m by the end of 2026-27 – destabilising town hall budgets and undermining investment in schools’ resources and ...