Martin Hayward, who has worked with the City of London for more than 35 years, announced on Tuesday that he would retire from his role by the end of January 2020. Continue reading →

The report, which goes before the city’s civic works committee on Tuesday, recommends lowering the speed limit in residential areas to 40 kilometres an hour. Continue reading →

A potential new bylaw to crack down on predatory tow truck drivers received support from city politicians on Tuesday evening. Continue reading →

The move comes months after a PR firm Skinner co-runs came under fire for its role in the creation of two attack websites during the 2018 municipal election. Continue reading →

Construction on the $14-million plan, which includes a historically significant arched design, will begin in 2022. Continue reading →

London is one step closer to having a full-fledged casino in the city. Continue reading →

London’s civic works committee has voted to look for a cheaper option than the proposed $14-million replacement for the nearly century-old bridge. Continue reading →

City officials met on Monday to identify areas where staff could find possible savings. Continue reading →

A pair of rezoning requests from Gateway Casinos will be on the docket at London City Hall on Tuesday. Continue reading →