City hall is recommending the estimated $180 million new police and fire training centre be located in the shadow of London's dump in the south end, according to a new report.
A three tower, 402-unit residential development pitched for Highbury Avenue north will face stiff opposition from the city politician representing the area.
Former London mayor Matt Brown is stepping back into the spotlight. But he swears a return to city council isn't happening.
LETTERS: A Free Press reader suggests moving Santa's house to Storybook Gardens, as it would fit in perfectly and stay there for the Christmas season.
It's the $90,000 question: Should London's 14 city councillors earn that much annually to do their job?
A Free Press reader believes the people reviewing compensation for London councillors are "incompetent members of the task force."
London has won its share of Queen’s Park funding for meeting housing targets last year, but exactly how much remains up in the air. Provincial data has not been updated since December and only shows progress between January and October of 2024. Still, Mayor Josh Morgan said the city has reached roughly 95 per cent […]
For the first time in nearly 30 years, London is looking at expanding its urban boundary, despite a commitment in its official plan to build “inward and upward” as opposed to sprawling outward. LFP’s Jack Moulton reports. WHAT IS THE URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY? London’s urban growth boundary is different from the city boundary and regulates […]
London civic politicians' pay should be bumped up, but by how much? Probably by a pretty penny, an independent task force believes.
The site of a closed elementary school on Hamilton Road could be home to a new park, townhomes and apartment buildings.
A Free Press reader says "people at city hall just can't leave the subject of a new city hall alone."
City council has handed aging Centennial Hall another five-year run under the Jones family, as the city-owned venue nears its 60th birthday and redevelopment plans loom.