HIV continues to be one of the biggest public health priorities in the capital. London boroughs are proud of the work we do to prevent HIV by promoting testing, PrEP, condoms and U=U via Do It London, our collaborative information campaign.
£100,000 is available for up to two projects developing new approaches to improving adult social care.
London Councils Executive Member for Climate Change, Environment and Transport, Mayor Philip Glanville, responds to TfL's bus consultation and subsequent announcement of amendments to bus services across London.
London Councils and Transport for London (TfL) are extending the capital’s trial of rental e-scooters in response to recently updated Department for Transport (DfT) guidance that allows local authority trials to continue until 31 May 2024.
London Councils calls for a funding boost and a delay to planned reforms of the sector.
Baroness Casey's interim report on culture and standards of behaviour in the Metropolitan Police has been published and Cllr Jas Athwal, London Councils' Executive member for Community Safety and Violence Against Women and Girls has issued a response.
Do It London have launched their latest HIV prevention campaign on behalf of all London boroughs.
London Councils stand ready to work alongside the new Prime Minister to meet the urgent challenges our capital faces.
London will be facing extreme hot weather from Sunday. Boroughs will be stepping up the support and advice they have been sharing with local communities to help them prepare.
For London Pride this year, Do It London’s outreach team will be marching in the parade and setting up a health promotion stand where HIV testing, condoms, and sexual health advice will be on offer.