No 'and' boroughs. Once the boundaries were settled, via the London Government Act 1963, the clock was ticking. These 32 new boroughs were due to be born on 1 April 1965.

We look at how all 32 boroughs got their names. Sixty years ago, the London Government Act 1963 received Royal Assent. It paved the way, two years later, for radical changes in London's political ...

London’s boroughs continue to lead the way in tackling the climate crisis, achieving 57% in the latest Climate Scorecards ...

The proposal would see each of London’s 32 boroughs commission a new sculpture or installation by a local artist, school or youth club that would form a vast, capital-spanning art trail.

Ever heard of the London borough of New River? It doesn't exist, but it nearly did. On 1 April 1965 the local government map of London was set, with the establishment of the 32 boroughs that still ...

Ever heard of the London borough of New River? It doesn't exist, but it nearly did. On 1 April 1965 the local government map of London was set, with the establishment of the 32 boroughs that still ...

Ever heard of the London borough of New River? It doesn't exist, but it nearly did. On 1 April 1965 the local government map of London was set, with the establishment of the 32 boroughs that still ...

Ever heard of the London borough of New River? It doesn't exist, but it nearly did. On 1 April 1965 the local government map of London was set, with the establishment of the 32 boroughs that still ...

As the 32 boroughs mark this big milestone, we look back at how modern London was born. Show more On 1 April 1965 the local government map of London was set, with the establishment of the 32 ...