London urbanism, planning, transport, housing and public realm news with source-aware context.
A survey of 100 public-sector procurement professionals across North America finds rising costs and compliance demands straining teams, with 46% still relying…
Read updateSan Francisco plans to reissue more than $500 million in annual homeless service grants and contracts, shifting to an outcomes-based model. The…
Read updateAn examination of how urban planning, aging fleets, and demanding city conditions require municipal authorities to treat emergency fire response as essential…
Read updateExamining how London authorities handle electronic payments, digital portals, and transactional infrastructure across council tax, parking, and planning services.
Read updateA Smart Cities Dive warning on water cyberattacks, published in August 2026, is aimed at US city officials. It still raises pointed…
Read updateA federal judge in Rhode Island has blocked the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development from implementing new criteria for $4…
Read updateUber plans to introduce Lucid vehicles into its autonomous fleet as part of an expanding autonomous vehicle strategy that includes partnerships with…
Read updateRecent remote cyberattacks on US water utilities highlight infrastructure vulnerabilities, prompting renewed scrutiny of digital security across London water networks and municipal…
Read updateA new Insurance Institute for Highway Safety report shows Waymo self-driving vehicles had 68% fewer crashes than human drivers in comparable conditions.…
Read updateRecent court filings reveal Department of Energy admissions regarding politically driven clean energy grant cancellations, highlighting vulnerabilities in national decarbonisation funding.
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