London Development Agency Group Director for Design, Development and Environment, said, “The centre of Dalston is going through a transformation. These proposals will improve links between Dalston’s existing communities with the town centre and create a... Full Article at Hackney Citizen

No private money is being spent in the scheme. Gladys Aylward School, two miles away, which Mr Johnson also visited this morning, is set to be the second mayoral academy out of a proposed ten. Both were Full Article at Enfield Independent

These include a range of retrofitting programmes for buildings to make them more energy efficient as well as projects on energy supply, financing mechanisms, employment and skills, and low carbon business growth with a retrofit focus. London... Full Article at Earthwire.org

25.8 acres (10.44 hectares), on the old Ford factory site, for housing, education, community, leisure, recreational or retail use * Beam Reach 6, Rainham, 17.4 acres (7.05 hectares), next to A13 Choats Manor Way, for a sustainable business park and... Full Article at Property Week

I was always under the impression that would come from elsewhere." Communities Minister Shahid Malik told the MPs on Wednesday: "The £450 million that Baroness Ford was speaking about was not back-of-a-fag-packet stuff but an initial estimate by the... Full Article at The Star

The two schemes announced by London Mayor Boris Johnson are geared towards providing people from under-represented groups with the skills and experience needed to get jobs. The Five Borough Skills and Employment project will see £15 million from the... Full Article at East London and West Essex Guardian Series

The £19.6m will be spread across two projects: Five Borough Skills and Employment project: £15m from the London Development Agency (LDA) and £12.8m additional funding from the boroughs to get the long-term unemployed into work for 12 months, including... Full Article at Building

The London Development Agency has agreed to transfer the Olympic Park land it owns to the Olympic Park Legacy Company, the body responsible for the future of the site after the 2012 OIympic Games. The transfer of land has been discussed for a long time Full Article at Property Week

Following the transfer agreement, the OPLC will now be responsible for the future of the site. Sir Peter Rogers, chief executive of the London Development Agency said: "This deal will give the legacy from 2012 every chance of success. "Our negotiations... Full Article at Building

LDA chief executive Sir Peter Rogers said: "This deal will give the legacy from 2012 every chance of success. "Our negotiations with Government have produced a good deal for London, with a significant benefit for the London Development Agency, which... Full Article at Bakewell Today

Mr Biggs said he was assured six weeks ago that a deal was imminent but there was still haggling over costs of developing the land and existing debts. LDA chief executive Sir Peter Rogers said: "This deal will give the legacy from 2012 every... Full Article at BBC News

Next » Next » View Gallery Published Date: 16 March 2010 A deal which clears up ownership of the Olympic Park in east London has finally been struck after "a long and complex negotiation", London Mayor Boris Johnson said. The agreement with the... Full Article at Ripley Today

It was such a success that it has generated demand for another one this year. This year's course, organised once again in collaboration with UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) London and the London Development Agency (LDA), and supported by the Deputy High... Full Article at Webindia123

Johnson has failed to turn around the finances of the London Development Agency, which helped bring down his predecessor Ken Livingstone, an auditor's report reveals. The Mayor's economic regeneration body was criticised for its poor financial... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

This year's course, organised once more in collaboration with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) London and the London Development Agency (LDA), and supported by the Deputy High Commission in Mumbai and the British Trade Office in Ahmedabad, has attracted... Full Article at Business Standard

Johnson has failed to turn around the finances of the London Development Agency, which helped bring down his predecessor Ken Livingstone, an auditor's report reveals. The Mayor's economic regeneration body was criticised for its poor financial... Full Article at This Is London

HISTORIC and ornate subway is still lying derelict, despite substantial renovation plans and funding from English Heritage. The grade II-listed subway and courtyard, which runs under Crystal Palace Parade, was due to be brought back to life as part of... Full Article at Bromley Times

His vote in other Muslim and ethnic minority areas of London also rose, but by far smaller amounts. Mr Livingstone's economic development body, the London Development Agency, had agreed to pay more than £1.3 million to the East London Mosque,... Full Article at The Telegraph

He said that after seven year during a “significant period of growth, Silvertown Quays Limited has not started work on the site, despite obtaining outline planning permission in April 2007”. He said: “It was therefore with reluctance that the London... Full Article at Property Week