#london-boroughs

#london-boroughs

The London Government Act of 1963 redefined areas, creating 32 London boroughs and transforming towns like Sutton and Croydon from Surrey to London.

Havering has some of the best-maintained major roads in London, with 72% rated 'green' in 2024.

The London boroughs' boundaries were established in 1965, shaping local governance and local identities.

The formation decisions reflect historical and geographical influences on London's administrative divisions.

Newham leads east London in fly-tipping incidents, with a total of 19,629 cases reported in the 2023/24 financial year.

Barnet is identified as the most family-friendly borough in London for 2025 based on rent, green spaces, and amenities.

London boroughs anticipate a £500m funding gap despite a 5.7% increase in spending power, pointing to a systemic funding crisis.

The High Court ruled the removal of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods lawful, reinforcing local council decisions in London.

This ruling may set a precedent affecting transport strategy across London boroughs.

An agreement has been reached between councils to repair a lift in the Woolwich foot tunnel, crossing the Thames.

Beijing House named Newham's top takeaway by Just Eat.

Croydon named most dangerous London borough for child pedestrians.

Westminster provides free lunches to nursery and secondary school students permanently, independent of changes in mayoral leadership.