Health and Safety
90 per cent of London pupils are offered a place at one of their top three schools
Pan London Admission Board press statement
90 per cent of London pupils starting secondary school in September have been offered a place at one of their top three schools, with 69 per cent getting their first preference school.
London’s increasing population - this year saw an increase of 5 per cent in applications - means more young people have been offered a secondary school place than ever before, as the capital's growth in demand for primary school places has begun to transfer through to secondary schools.
Heads of Human Resources
£300m pledged to improve London’s Junctions
Plans have been announced to transform 33 junctions for safer cycling.
Transport for London and the Mayor of London have increased the initial funding with the aim of improving conditions for both cycling and pedestrians, whilst maintaining provision for car journeys. The money will create segregated cycle tracks and new traffic-free public space.
Young People's Education and Skills Board
London Procurement Strategy Board
Executive
Response to London Health Commission Call for Evidence
London Councils welcomes the opportunity to respond to the London Health Commission’s call for evidence. We have also helped to find local government representatives to sit on the Commission and its Expert Groups and are happy to continue to support engagement with boroughs and understanding of the local government perspective in the Commission’s work.