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Student Advisor (Temporary

November 7, 2011 No Comments

The American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) is recruiting a Student Advisor for its London campus. The position is temporary from January to July, 2012. AIFS organises study abroad programmes for US undergraduate students in Europe.The Student Advisors assist and support the Head of Student Services in the day to day running of the Student ...

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Ken: Tell me your London ‘Housing Horror’ stories

Ken: Tell me your London ‘Housing Horror’ stories

October 28, 2011 No Comments

Ken Livingstone has launched a new housing campaign for the large number of Londoners who are consistently ignored in the housing debate – those living in private rented accommodation. In a speech to members of London Young Labour – party activists aged 27 and under, from London constituencies – on Sunday, Ken spoke about the ...

Mayor urged to come clean on affordable housing figures

Mayor urged to come clean on affordable housing figures

September 29, 2011 No Comments

Nicky Gavron, Labour’s London Assembly housing and planning spokesperson, has called on Mayor Boris Johnson to come clean over claiming credit for 16,000 affordable homes that will never be delivered.    Nicky has this morning written to Richard Blakeway, the Mayor’s housing adviser, to explain why he has apparently double counted around 16,000 affordable homes. Blakeway ...

Clean streets not top priority to Londoners

Clean streets not top priority to Londoners

July 27, 2011 No Comments

Research sponsored by London Councils and Keep Britain Tidy into residents’ priorities for council expenditure reveals that clean streets are an expectation, but education, health, investments in the future, housing, transport, community safety and effectively dealing with anti-social behaviour get top priority. Londoners take it for granted that their streets get properly cleaned, but would ...

Companies fined after Arsenal stadium injury

Three construction companies were fined after a worker helping build Arsenal’s Ashburton Grove stadium was injured so badly, his...

New pensions research undermines government’s ‘fairness’ myth

New research by the PCS union has revealed that the perception of Civil Servants having gilt pensions compared to...