Murad Qureshi

Murad Qureshi AM, vice-chair of the London Assembly Environment Committee has set the Mayor a challenge � to ensure London�s air is clean in time for the 2012 Olympics.   Speaking…

Allowing commuter services and Oyster Pre-Pay on the Thames may be an attractive and interesting idea to promote the use of river transport but the rethink should not stop there,…

The Indian election will be an impressive spectacle, with 543 parliamentary seats and 4,145 assembly seats being contested in a rolling poll over four weeks from the 16th of April…

It was good to see London acting as a venue and host on the international stage to world leaders at the G20 London Summit, which marked the latest stage in…

The protests by Tamil demonstrators at Parliament Square this week have had the effect of at last drawing the media’s attention to the appalling plight of Tamil civilians caught behind…

I have commented on the issue of identities before on this blog, for example in connection with Sikh girl Sarika Watkins-Singh’s successful court case over her right to wear a…

In my last blog l suggested that the most important meeting to be held during the G20 London Summit would be the G2 meeting for the first time between US…

Boris Johnson demonstrated his neo-liberal credentials once again in his latest Daily Telegraph column by suggesting that the slogan for the G20 protestors (or “the G20 mob” as he prefers…

Londonwide Assembly Member Murad Qureshi, has slammed the Mayor’s decision to all but halve his Environment team at City Hall – thus undermining the Authority’s strategic role in combating climate…

London best placed to help Cricket’s Indian Premier League Twenty20